Ireland Women left-arm spinner Aimee Maguire has been accounted for a suspect bowling activity following the main ODI against India in Rajkot, where she got 3 for 57 from eight overs. According to the ICC guidelines, Maguire, 18, necessities to get her activity tried at an testing place in the span of 14 days of being accounted for. She can keep bowling until the aftereffects of the test are known. Last month, Maguire was named in Ireland's crew for the Under-19 World Cup in Malaysia. Since the appraisal window falls in the competition, she must be removed from it. Genevieve Morrissey has supplanted her in the squad.* Graeme West, the overseer of superior execution at Cricket Ireland, said, "The staff and players are uniting behind Aimee, consoling her that she will get back with a more grounded activity and will keep on gleaming on the worldwide stage for a long time to come. "The experience and skill that we have inside our Elite Execution Training and Backing Administrations at Cricket Ireland will furnish Aimee with the consideration, backing and direction to convey the medicinal program which will start following the group's return from India." Maguire made her global presentation in 2023. Up to this point, she has played 11 ODIs and nine T20Is, taking 25 wickets in all with a best of 5 for 19 against Britain in a one-dayer last year. Having lost the main ODI by six wickets, Ireland trail the three-match series 1-0. The leftover two ODIs are additionally to be played in Rajkot, on January 12 and 15.