LAHORE – After being dropped from the New Zealand tour, disheartenedPakistan left-arm pacer Mohammad Amir has on Thursday decided to quitinternational cricket.
According to details, Mohammad Amir has said that he will formally announceretirement from international cricket in a couple of days. The 28-year-oldsaid he can work no longer with the current management.
Earlier on Wednesday, Mohammad Amir said in a video statement that thereare no hopes of his comeback in Pakistan team and the behavior of bowlingcoach Waqar Younis is unbearable.
The left-amer said it was shocking for him that the national team for NewZealand tour was announced before Pakistan Super League (PSL) playoffs asit did not make any sense.
Mohammad Amir made his international debut for Pakistan in 2009 at the ageof just seventeen against Sri Lanka. He was part of the 2009 ICC T20I WorldCup which Pakistan won and had played every game in the tournament for hisside.
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He was charged with spot-fixing in 2010 during England tour and was handeda five-year ban after pleading guilty. Amir’s ban was due to end onSeptember 2, 2015 but he was allowed an early return to domestic cricket onJanuary 29, 2015.
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