Pakistan power-hitter Mohammad Hafeez: “Yes, if someone better is ready to replace me, I’ll happily leave and retire with no resentment”
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Pakistan power-hitter Mohammad Hafeez said he will retire from international cricket if there’s someone better than him.
Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt: “Never said that I am retiring and all know why [I] didn’t play this season”
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Former Pakistan captain and batsman Salman Butt has rubbished speculation that he will be retiring from playing cricket.
Abdul Razzaq: “He [Amir] is an extremely talented bowler and you could see glimpses of Wasim Akram in him”
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Iconic Pakistan all-rounder and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa head coach Abdul Razzaq said he saw glimpses of legendary left-arm seamer Wasim Akram in Mohammad Amir.
Imran Nazir: “Pakistan has invested a lot in Amir. Amir needs to be patient and prove himself on the ground. Hasan Ali also went back into domestic [cricket], performed and made a comeback. You can’t just get disheartened and leave cricket”
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Former Pakistan batsman Imran Nazir has urged left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir to follow Hasan Ali’s example in order to make his comeback.
Mohammad Hafeez: “I had never opposed Amir [a convict in the 2010 spot-fixing scandal] but I was against his act of being involved in spot-fixing”
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Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez has said that he was never against left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir.
Zaka Ashraf: “Amir is a talented cricketer. The board needs to address his grievances and they should also talk to Misbah”
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Former Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Zaka Ashraf said left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir is so talented.
Pakistan fast bowler Tabish Khan: “I want to make it clear, I will not leave playing cricket even if I don’t get a chance here. Cricket is my biggest passion and my dream is to represent Pakistan in Tests”
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Pakistan seamer Tabish Khan has vowed that he won’t retire if he doesn’t get the chance to represent his country in the upcoming series against South Africa.
Hasan Ali: “In Pakistan he is still my favourite bowler”
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Pakistan pace bowler Hasan Ali said left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir “is still my favourite bowler”, even though he shocked everyone by retiring from international cricket.
Misbah-ul-Haq: “There were six coaches who were selectors, I was chief selector and we had a captain too – it’s impossible that one person from these can go all out and take a decision about any player. What this means is that no one was supporting Amir’s inclusion on the basis of his performance”
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Pakistan head coach Misbah-ul-Haq said he, captain Babar Azam and everyone else didn’t support left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir’s inclusion in the national team.
Misbah-ul-Haq: “Then we saw in the National T20 (Cup) that his performance after injury wasn’t as good as before. In fact he wasn’t even able to get into the Northern side”
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Pakistan head coach Misbah-ul-Haq said left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir was dropped for the tour of New Zealand since he wasn’t in good form and couldn’t even get into the Northern team.
