Waqar Younis: “Amir acted childish, I think, and after 10 years, he will realise it was a wrong decision to retire just when asked to play domestic cricket”
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Former Pakistan head coach Waqar Younis thinks left-arm fast bowler Mohammad Amir “acted childish” by retiring from international cricket in 2020 and will regret his decision in 10 years’ time.
Waqar Younis: “We asked Amir to go and play some matches in domestic cricket to get back to his best again. But Amir said you insulted me by saying I should play domestic. So that’s why he retired from cricket in 2020”
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Former Pakistan head coach Waqar Younis has revealed that left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir felt insulted when he was asked to play domestic cricket.
Pakistan speedster Mohammad Amir: “I came to play the World Cup after leaving my county deal. Honestly, I ended up spending more money than I made. I travelled with my trainer, and all those expenses came out of my own pocket. But that’s a different matter”
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Pakistan left-arm fast bowler Mohammad Amir has revealed that he spent more money than he earned when he came out of retirement to represent his country in the 2024 T20 World Cup.
Pakistan seamer Mohammad Amir: “After the T20 World Cup ended, no one even talked to me. No one told me if I was part of the future plans. A wise person understands the signs – if you’re not in the plans, then you have to think about yourself”
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Pakistan left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir decided to retire from international cricket after the 2024 T20 World Cup as “no one told me if I was part of the future plans”.
Wahab Riaz: “He told me I want Imad Wasim in the team. I asked him how will he handle the team culture when a player that has already retired is coming back and I said then Amir should come back too. Shaheen agreed and said I want Amir to play for Pakistan as well”
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Former Pakistan left-arm speedster Wahab Riaz has revealed Shaheen Shah Afridi wanted pace bowler Mohammad Amir and left-arm spinner Imad Wasim back in the team for the 2024 T20 World Cup.
Usama Mir: “I was surprised that the mystery spinner they picked instead of me didn’t play any matches”
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Usama Mir admitted he is surprised that Pakistan mystery spinner Abrar Ahmed didn’t play a single game in the 2024 T20 World Cup after taking his spot in the squad.
Stuart Broad: “Mohammad Amir against left-handers is just a classic”
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Legendary England fast bowler Stuart Broad said left-handed batsmen need to watch out when facing Pakistan speedster Mohammad Amir as he has a knack of getting them out.
Moin Khan: “Azam wasn’t given a chance to keep wickets after one match and was dropped after getting out on the very first ball. Any player can get out on the first ball, but here the tradition of developing players that used to exist is no longer there”
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Former Pakistan captain Moin Khan felt his son Azam wasn’t given a fair chance during the 2024 T20 World Cup.
Pakistan speedster Mohammad Amir: “PCB wants to move forward with a youngster and that’s ok. You’ll hear breaking news in 2-3 months”
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Pakistan left-arm fast bowler Mohammad Amir has hinted that his international career might be over as he said the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) “wants to move forward with a youngster”.
Saud Shakeel: “He batted with great command. It was really enjoyable, and I also enjoyed batting with him”
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Pakistan Test vice-captain Saud Shakeel was mightily impressed with senior batsman Umar Amin for his superb knock of 177 in Pakistan A’s four-day game against Bangladesh A.
