Pakistan Pacer Mohammad Amir Announces Retirement From International Cricket

Mohammad Amir has announced his retirement from international cricket. Amir who made his debut for Pakistan in a T20I match against England in June 2009 have participated in 147 international fixtures in which he took 259 wickets for his team.

In a video Shared by Journalist Shoaib Jatt the pacer told that “To be honest, I don’t think I can play cricket under this management, I am leaving cricket, for now, I am being mentally tortured, I cannot handle it, I have seen it enough from 2010-2015”

He further added “I have to repeatedly hear that PCB invested a lot in me, I am thankful to Shahid Afridi as he gave me chances when I came back after the ban”

Here is Pakistani fast bowler @iamamirofficial announcing retirement from international cricket as protest against Pak team management’s behaviour. he was talking to me pic.twitter.com/TMC2LDEZHb
— Shoaib Jatt (@Shoaib_Jatt) December 17, 2020

“Everyone wants to play for their nation, they just keep saying that I left Test cricket for other leagues around the world, I made the comeback through BPL, if I was dying for leagues then I could have said I don’t want to play for Pakistan”

“Every month i see there is someone who is saying Amir ditched us, in two days I will reach Pakistan and then I will release a statement,” he added

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