Mohammad Amir Cricket player, Family, Wife, Fast Bowling, Stats

Pakistan's Left arm pacer bowler Mohammad Amir. © PCB.com

Mohammad Amir the left hand pace bowler wants to be like Wasim Akram his idol. He became a rising pace star of his team in 2007–2008 and Sohail impressed him at the pace camp in Lahore. By 2010, he was taking the pitches really seriously and one of the major speed-balling prospects of the world. This is the period when his career went from the serious to the worse as he was implicated in the spot-fixing scandal which led to a ban and prison sentence.

Amir distinguished himself already at the beginning, having performed rather well last season on the Pakistan domestic circuit. He was brilliant in World T20 finishing on top with his tremendous all-round performance. A promising bowler was showcased in his Test debut in Sri Lanka, while he continued his development when he went to New Zealand, Australia, and England on tours.In 2010 he became the youngest bowler to touch a landmark of 50 wickets at the age of 19.

The gloomy cloud of spot-fixing in 2010 remained forever in his playing career. He was banned and sentenced to jail but came back to cricket in 2016 after co-operating with the endeavours to combat corruption. His success was praised for excellent gameplay, particularly at T20 and ODI levels.

Consequently, in Tests, it is really difficult for Amir to re-establish the repeated achievement of the early days. This was often balanced out by flashes of greatness, but his performance on the whole was rather less consistent. He has concocted that milieu as I thought, but especially in such condition.

If we talk about Amir’s eminecremen, it will be remembered his role in the Pakistani team’s victory in the 2017 Champions Trophy final against India. The first strikes of him not just provided the necessary spark, they also showed his winning potential in such a big event.

Mohammad Amir personal Profile

Mohammad Amir Biography

Mohammad Amir, born on 13th April 1992, hails from Gujjar Khan in the province of Punjab, Pakistan. The player is a Pakistani cricketer. He is a left-arm fast bowler who is good at swinging a ball and developing the pace of it. Amir had started phenomenal rise to fame soon after his teen years and by May 2007 he was a talent to watch in the eyes of a former cricketer and Pakistani speed master Wasim Akram.

Amir donned the Pakistan testing whites for the first time in the year 2007, and soon after he proved his talent for cricket, in the process gaining a spot in the Pakistan U-19 team. In 2009 got an international debut at the age of 19 and in the near future he was considered as one of the top fast bowlers in the world.

In 2010, Amir came up with a dark spot of his career when he involved his name in spot fixing of a Test match against England. He was sentenced to a five-year ban from cricket and also the legendary prison term of six months. Amir reentered international cricket in 2015 after his ban got lifted up and he has largely served the side since.

Although having risen to national fame adds to those concerns and criticisms that Amir has received, he has never faltered when it came to giving his best. He is very successful in limited-overs cricket, mainly due to his capability that allows him to swing the ball a lot. Such talent has many times contributed to dropping the batsmen from the top. In the same way, there have been match figures wherein Amir has also been robust though his Test performances have been less consistent.

Mohammad Amir Family

Mohammad Amir was born to a noble family, from Gujjar Khan, Punjab, Pakistan. His Mother name is Naseem Akhter and Brother name Mohammad Ijaz.

Mohammad Amir Marriage

Mohammad Amir is married. His Wife name is Narjis Khatun. He recently blessed with 3rd daughter.

Mohammad Amir height

Mohammad Amir height is 6 feet 2 inches

Mohammad Amir weight

Mohammad Amir weight 72 kg

Mohammad Amir Bowling Speed And Wickets

Why Mohammad Amir Retired?

Back in 2019, Amir called it a day from Test cricket before retiring from all forms of cricket in 2020. Back then, the left-arm speedster said that he quit playing for Pakistan due to the harsh treatment from the team management.

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