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After his inclusion in team - Pak Bwling line will be very healthy and up to the mark
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Suffered an injury today. Hopefully he will recover quickly.
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I detest corruption but the fake sheikh who baited poor people from PK, wow what an achievement. What happened to Aamir was travesty. He got fined, banned and imprisoned for a no ball. The fake sheik aka Mr Mahmood is no saint himself and his reputation is now trashed. How many players do u know who have been caught cheating have been given 3 punishments and have killed the careers of 2 outstanding bowlers and a captain.
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meanwhile amir is injured and rested for next two weeks
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Muhammad Amir expected to join international cricket soon: official
By APP
Published: August 16, 2015
Amir will be representing Rawalpindi Rams in the National T20. PHOTO: AFP
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will be placing a special check on pacer Muhammad Amir’s performance in the forthcoming National Twenty-20 Cup to be held at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.
The tournament will be played from September 1 to 15.
The Qualifying round will be held from September 1 to 5, while the National T20 tournament will commence from September 8.
Talking to APP, a Rawalpindi Region official said Amir, who was banned from International Cricket for a period of 5 years, is all set to make his comeback into International Cricket very soon as his ban ends in September this year.
He feels that the national team already lacks pace bowlers and with the inclusion of Amir in the squad the bowling department will improve.
“The PCB is keeping an eye on his performance and he is expected to get a ticket to international cricket very soon,” he said.
He said Amir will be representing Rawalpindi Rams in the National T20.
“We have high hopes from the pacer and believe he will surely get a chance in the national squad before the end of this year,” he said.
He stated that as many as sixteen teams would take part in the event.
“The selectors will also be noting the performance of several other young and senior players from the tournament,” he said.
By APP
Published: August 16, 2015
Amir will be representing Rawalpindi Rams in the National T20. PHOTO: AFP
ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) will be placing a special check on pacer Muhammad Amir’s performance in the forthcoming National Twenty-20 Cup to be held at the Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.
The tournament will be played from September 1 to 15.
The Qualifying round will be held from September 1 to 5, while the National T20 tournament will commence from September 8.
Talking to APP, a Rawalpindi Region official said Amir, who was banned from International Cricket for a period of 5 years, is all set to make his comeback into International Cricket very soon as his ban ends in September this year.
He feels that the national team already lacks pace bowlers and with the inclusion of Amir in the squad the bowling department will improve.
“The PCB is keeping an eye on his performance and he is expected to get a ticket to international cricket very soon,” he said.
He said Amir will be representing Rawalpindi Rams in the National T20.
“We have high hopes from the pacer and believe he will surely get a chance in the national squad before the end of this year,” he said.
He stated that as many as sixteen teams would take part in the event.
“The selectors will also be noting the performance of several other young and senior players from the tournament,” he said.
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He `ll be back... See he was very young at the time he was caught and personally if your seniors initiate a bet and wants you to be a part of taht scheme in the Cricket world it becomes quite hard to say no.
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'I want to apologise to my nation' - returning Mohammad Amir begs forgiveness
Mohammad Amir has begged for forgiveness as he begins what he hopes is his journey back to international cricket with Pakistan.
The fast bowler, now 23, burst on to the world scene as a teenager and starred on his country's 2010 tour of England - until he put his career in jeopardy by bowling deliberate no-balls in the Lord's Test as part of a spot-fixing plot.
Amir, fellow paceman Mohammad Asif and captain Salman Butt served five-year bans for their part in the deception and also spent time in jail, as did their agent Mazhar Majeed, after they were exposed by a News of the World undercover investigation.
All three players are eligible, as of Wednesday, to return to international cricket and have begun a reintegration process with the Pakistan Cricket Board.
Amir, who unlike his team-mates pleaded guilty to the charges ahead of the 2011 trial at Southwark Crown Court, has been playing domestic cricket for Rawalpindi having been granted an early return in January by the International Cricket Council, after he participated in educational programmes and showed remorse for his actions.
He continued to do so as he told the Daily Mail: "I just want to say sorry to everybody who has supported me throughout the last five years and to those who were disappointed in me, but above all I want to apologise to my nation.
"I let everybody down but I will return with honesty and dignity. I want to make it up to them by representing Pakistan again. It will not be easy and I'm not expecting it to be but I am confident I can become the bowler I was.
"The last five years have been a huge loss and of course a huge source of regret. My life was torn apart but I know it was my fault."
Amir is highly unlikely to be involved when England face Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates in October, with the PCB's reintegration plan specifying " sessions with bowling coach Mushtaq Ahmed and team Pakistan members to foster acceptability for probable future congenial environment in the dressing room" which will run until the end of February.
It has been reported that he could be part of a Pakistan A team for a warm-up match, though, while he says he has the support of the players he has spoken to - " they have all been like family members", he claimed.
Having only played four Twenty20 games since his return to domestic action, taking five wickets, he accepts international cricket is still a long way off.
He added: "I need to thank the ICC because they have been very fair with me. They allowed me to start playing again in January and that gave me the boost to think that I really could return to the game and reach the highest level again.
"I can't focus on international cricket. I need to play for Rawalpindi and I need to play first-class cricket. If and when I come back will totally depend on the selectors and the PCB.
"I just have to bowl as well as I can and prove to people that I am good enough and deserve a second chance. I want to be loved by the fans again."
'I want to apologise to my nation' - returning Mohammad Amir begs forgiveness - Cricket - Eurosport British
Mohammad Amir has begged for forgiveness as he begins what he hopes is his journey back to international cricket with Pakistan.
The fast bowler, now 23, burst on to the world scene as a teenager and starred on his country's 2010 tour of England - until he put his career in jeopardy by bowling deliberate no-balls in the Lord's Test as part of a spot-fixing plot.
Amir, fellow paceman Mohammad Asif and captain Salman Butt served five-year bans for their part in the deception and also spent time in jail, as did their agent Mazhar Majeed, after they were exposed by a News of the World undercover investigation.
All three players are eligible, as of Wednesday, to return to international cricket and have begun a reintegration process with the Pakistan Cricket Board.
Amir, who unlike his team-mates pleaded guilty to the charges ahead of the 2011 trial at Southwark Crown Court, has been playing domestic cricket for Rawalpindi having been granted an early return in January by the International Cricket Council, after he participated in educational programmes and showed remorse for his actions.
He continued to do so as he told the Daily Mail: "I just want to say sorry to everybody who has supported me throughout the last five years and to those who were disappointed in me, but above all I want to apologise to my nation.
"I let everybody down but I will return with honesty and dignity. I want to make it up to them by representing Pakistan again. It will not be easy and I'm not expecting it to be but I am confident I can become the bowler I was.
"The last five years have been a huge loss and of course a huge source of regret. My life was torn apart but I know it was my fault."
Amir is highly unlikely to be involved when England face Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates in October, with the PCB's reintegration plan specifying " sessions with bowling coach Mushtaq Ahmed and team Pakistan members to foster acceptability for probable future congenial environment in the dressing room" which will run until the end of February.
It has been reported that he could be part of a Pakistan A team for a warm-up match, though, while he says he has the support of the players he has spoken to - " they have all been like family members", he claimed.
Having only played four Twenty20 games since his return to domestic action, taking five wickets, he accepts international cricket is still a long way off.
He added: "I need to thank the ICC because they have been very fair with me. They allowed me to start playing again in January and that gave me the boost to think that I really could return to the game and reach the highest level again.
"I can't focus on international cricket. I need to play for Rawalpindi and I need to play first-class cricket. If and when I come back will totally depend on the selectors and the PCB.
"I just have to bowl as well as I can and prove to people that I am good enough and deserve a second chance. I want to be loved by the fans again."
'I want to apologise to my nation' - returning Mohammad Amir begs forgiveness - Cricket - Eurosport British
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Amir takes 3-23 in his latest T20 domestic game. Waqar is keeping an eye on him for the T20 matches against Zimbabwe which will take place at the end of the month.
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He's getting faster.
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Was hardly recognizable due to weight gain
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Amir back in First Class cricket. He is playing for SSGC. Here he is getting some batting practice. Not yet bowled in the game as his team is batting.
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He should avoid the England tour till he settles down
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