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Mohammad Amir, the Pakistan left-arm fast bowler, has made it clear that he has no intentions of playing for England after he obtains his British passport and becomes a citizen in 2024.
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Mohammad Amir, the Pakistan left-arm fast bowler, has made it clear that he has no intentions of playing for England after he obtains his British passport and becomes a citizen in 2024.

Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir: “[Talking of IPL], there is one more year to go. What will be the scenario at that time… I always say that I go step by step. We don’t know what will happen tomorrow, and I [will] start thinking about playing IPL in 2024”
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Mohammad Amir, the left-arm Pakistan pace bowler, said he will think about putting his name forward for the Indian Premier League (IPL) in 2024 when he becomes eligible since he will be a British citizen.

Mohammad Amir is allegedly looking to get British citizenship and buy a house in London, but he is committed to playing for Pakistan
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Left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir is reportedly planning to get British citizenship and buy a house in London, but he is still committed to playing for Pakistan.