Pakistan’s fast bowler Mohammad Amir is set to permanently retire from international cricket after the ongoing T20 World Cup, according to circulating reports. This news comes amidst controversy surrounding the selection of Amir and teammate Imad Wasim, who both recently reversed their retirements.
Former Pakistan captain Mohammad Hafeez criticized the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for allegedly prioritizing these players despite their lack of recent domestic cricket. Hafeez claims the PCB made “deals” to secure Amir and Wasim’s participation in the World Cup.
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While the PCB has not commented on the allegations, Amir’s expected retirement suggests a potential shift in focus towards franchise cricket leagues. This news follows Pakistan’s narrow loss to the USA & India in the T20 World Cup, adding another layer of scrutiny to the team’s performance and selection decisions.
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