Ramiz Raja: “Besides being dismissive of the greatest format that makes stars and legends, his decision is clearly not in in line with the needs of Pakistan cricket which is desperately looking to reboot Test cricket”

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Former Pakistan captain Ramiz Raja was less than impressed with left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir’s decision to retire from Test cricket.

Amir brought his Test career to an end, despite only being 27, to focus on limited overs cricket.

His announcement left a lot of people shocked and surprised, but Ramiz was absolutely fuming.

Amir white flagging Test Cricket at 27 is disappointing. Besides being dismissive of the greatest format that makes stars & legends his decision is clearly not in in line with the needs of Pak ckt which is desperately looking to reboot test cricket. Was time to repay & not eject.

— Ramiz Raja (@iramizraja) July 26, 2019

“Amir white flagging Test Cricket at 27 is disappointing. Besides being dismissive of the greatest format that makes stars and legends, his decision is clearly not in in line with the needs of Pakistan cricket which is desperately looking to reboot Test cricket. [It] was time to repay and not eject,” Ramiz said on Twitter.

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