England women's vice-captain Jenny Gunn has been reported to the International Cricket Council (ICC) because of her bowling action.
The seamer was reported by both umpires after the first one-day international against New Zealand in Lincoln.
Gunn was reported and cleared of an illegal bowling technique in 2009.
BBC Radio 5 live cricket reporter Alison Mitchell wrote on Twitter: Gunn is free to continue bowling until she undergoes independent analysis."
The player's previous report was under an old system of analysis, but this time her action will be scrutinised using the same regulations as the men's game, under new rules established in October 2009.
The rules state any bowler cannot straighten their arm more than 15 degrees during the act of releasing the ball.
Clare Connor, head of England women's cricket, said: "Jenny Gunn's bowling action was independently analysed and confirmed as legal by ICC in 2009 and so it is unfortunate for her that its legality has been called in to question once again.
"Jenny will continue to be available for selection for the remaining two one-day international matches in New Zealand and will then have the full support of the England and Wales Cricket Board as she undergoes the testing process required by the ICC."
