Taskin Ahmed, the Bangladesh fast bowler, is bubbling with ‘nervous excitement’ and wants to get rid of the word ‘banned’ in front of his name after the date for a reassessment of his bowling action was announced on Saturday. Taskin is set to be tested at ICC’s accredited center at Brisbane on September 8. He is likely to be joined by Arafat Sunny, the left-arm spinner, according to the Bangladesh Cricket Board.‘This is a burden for me,’ Taskin said. ‘Just like anyone else, I would also like to return to international cricket quickly. If the word ‘banned’ is removed from my life, it would be like every day is Eid, reports ESPNcricinfo.Taskin, who underwent remodeling of his action with former Bangladesh bowling coach Heath Steak first and later with his coach Mahbub Ali Zaki between April and June during Abahani’s Dhaka Premier League campaign, said he was happy with the progress he’s made since being reported for a suspect action during the 2016 World Twenty20 in March-April this year. ‘I’m thinking about the test while eating and sleeping,’ Taskin said. ‘I feel the same way as one would while hearing the date of the school final exams. You keep preparing, but when you hear the date, you get a little nervous. But I’m happy that a date has been fixed. I am preparing both mentally and physically through my skills.’ The 21-year old, who has been tested at the indoor and outdoor facility in front of cameras and experts, credited Zaki, the coaching staff of the national team and his senior team-mates for giving him moral support. Taskin was told at the time of his ban that there was an issue with hi slower bouncer. Since then, all his variations have been tested and corrected under supervision of BCB`s bowling action review committee that was formed to test bowlers in domestic cricket this season. A mock test was scheduled for Taskin as part of his programme. ‘Experts at home are satisfied with my bowling action,’ he said. ‘I am also satisfied. But since it is a test, even one problem found in a delivery can be a major issue. I am training hard and the rest is up to god.’