Amir will have to wait a little while longer to make his domestic comeback
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Pakistan left-arm pace bowler Mohammad Amir’s domestic comeback was delayed by persistent rain.
“I will be done by the end of August”
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Sri Lanka wicketkeeper-batsman Kumar Sangakkara has confirmed that he will retire from Test cricket after the three-Test series against India in August.
“I don’t want anybody to go through what I actually went through over those two years”
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Kent all-rounder Darren Stevens has opened up about how be became involved in a “brutal” anti-corruption investigation while playing in the 2013 edition of the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL).
Luden (left) wanted to resign after allegedly getting into a heated dispute with some of the players
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According to reports, Pakistan fielding coach Grant Luden nearly quit his job since he was unhappy with the attitude being shown by some of the players during training.
“He was very co-operative with us and has assisted us in the education programme”
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Sir Ronnie Flanagan, who is the head of the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) anti-corruption unit, has defended his decision to allow Pakistan left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir to make his domestic comeback.
“We have signed Amir to play for our team in Grade 2 as we think that everybody deserves a second chance in life and career”
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Pakistan left-arm pace bowler Mohammad Amir will play Grade 2 cricket from March 9 after agreeing to sign with Karachi-based Omar Associates.
“He is a proven fixer and will do it again if he is allowed to play again”
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A writ petition has been filed at the Sindh High Court in an attempt to stop left-arm pace bowler Mohammad Amir from making his comeback.
“Even our religion allows and promotes forgiveness and I appeal to the Pakistani nation to forgive Amir for his mistakes and support him now”
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Former Pakistan players have expressed their delight after the International Cricket Council (ICC) gave pace bowler Mohammad Amir permission to start playing domestic cricket again.
“Fans were disheartened because of me. I want to make them happy and win them over again”
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Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Amir believes that “cricket suffered because of” the crimes he committed nearly five years ago.
“We went back to cricket training, as simple as that”
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Following Phillip Hughes’ funeral, Australia wicketkeeper-batsman Brad Haddin has admitted that it felt good to start training and playing cricket again.
