Former Pakistan paceman Mohammad Amir has urged his national team management to learn from their arch-rivals India on building a pool of players so they are good enough to play at the international level when the time came. Mohammad Amir, who retired
Former Pakistan speedster Mohammad Amir’s career held plenty of promise, a lot left to be desired, and finally ended largely unfulfilled after he retired unceremoniously in 2020. Mohammad Amir’s early part of the career was beleaguered by his involvement in the spot-fixing
Former Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir was amongst those to experience conflicts with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). Once hailed as one of the world’s leading fast bowler and backed to break many bowling records, Mohammad Amir retired after deciding that the
Former Pakistan pacer, Mohammad Amir has revealed three pacers who he believes are the best in the world currently. Amir has named New Zealand’s Trent Boult as his first-choice seamer. Boult is arguably the best pacer when it comes to seam and
Former Pakistan left-arm seamer Mohammad Amir has cited the example of Indian pace-bowling sensation Jasprit Bumrah to cite the example of how team-management should work while taking a dig at his own team-management. In December 2020, Mohammad Amir sent shockwaves around the
Left-handed opener Sharjeel Khan is set to make his comeback in the Pakistan T20I side after a 4-year gap. On Friday, Mohammad Wasim, Pakistan’s chief selector, announced the squad for all three formats for the upcoming tours to South Africa and Zimbabwe.
Captain of the Karachi Kings, Imad Wasim feels that fast bowler Mohammad Amir is the best pacer in the world. Wasim’s comments came after Kings’ victory over Multan Sultans on Friday in the ongoing sixth edition of the Pakistan Super League. Along
Former Pakistan all-rounder Abdul Razzaq expressed his disappointment over the fast bowler Mohammad Amir’s decision of early retirement from Test Cricket. Abdul Razzaq who is the current coach of domestic champions Khyber Pakhtunkhwa was not happy about Amir retiring from test cricket
Former Pakistan left-arm pacer Mohammad Amir has rubbished the reports of him coming out of retirement from international cricket, urging the media to stop speculating about his return for the sake of peddling stories. Mohammad Amir shocked the cricketing folklore when he
Former Pakistan all-rounder, Shahid Afridi has aired his views regarding the allegations of the recently retired pacer, Mohammad Amir on the coaching staff. Amir, who announced a sudden retirement from international at the age of 28, said that he was ‘mentally tortured’
