Mohammad Amir: “People say I retired to play leagues, tell me when have I said I don’t want to play for Pakistan and play in T20 leagues instead”
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Pakistan left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir has made it abundantly clear that he has never prioritsed domestic T20 leagues over playing for his country.
Mohammad Amir: “I told Mickey this is my condition and you guys aren’t able to manage me properly so I will quit from one format”
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Pakistan left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir has revealed that the team management under former head coach Mickey Arthur were not “able to manage me properly”.
Waqar Younis on Mohammad Amir: “It hurt at that time when he decided to retire from Test cricket but we have to move on and do what is best for the country”
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Legendary Pakistan seamer and current bowling coach Waqar Younis has admitted that left-arm pace bowler Mohammad Amir hurt a lot of people when he announced his Test retirement last year.
Danish Kaneria: “The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) supported Mohammad Amir but when we needed him in Test cricket, he retired and started focusing on league cricket”
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Former spinner Danish Kaneria has accused left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir of prioritising “league cricket” over playing for Pakistan.
Mohammad Amir has claimed that his retirement from Test cricket is the reason behind him being dropped for the Twenty20 series against Bangladesh
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Pakistan left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir has claimed that he was dropped for the upcoming Twenty20 series against Bangladesh since he retired from Test cricket.
Babar Azam: “There’s no such thing. We have tried to be consistent with the younger players and with senior players like Wahab and Amir”
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Pakistan Twenty20 captain Babar Azam has dismissed rumours that left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir is being punished since the coaching staff and national selectors are angry that he retired from Test cricket.
Waqar Younis: “They made it a very difficult time for us and we were left with a very young bowling attack. It was hurtful and if they’d wanted to do it, they could’ve done it in a better way. Doing it at that time wasn’t very pleasant at all”
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Pakistan bowling coach Waqar Younis has lashed out at the pace duo of Mohammad Amir and Wahab Riaz over the way they retired from Test cricket.
