Mohammad Amir is one of Pakistan's bowlers with over 16 years of international cricket relying on left-arm off-break.
Has built a steady international scoring record, paired with 624+ international wickets, including 7 five-wicket hauls.
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Prodigy turned offender - words that were associated with Amir after he was banned by the ICC for five years in 2010. He divides the opinions in the cricketing world like few have in the history of the game. Upon his comeback, a lot of hullabaloo occurred in the cricketing circles. From etching his name on the Lords Honour board to being a prisoner at Dorset, the sojourn has been nothing less than a fairy-tale turning into an ugly unprecedented nightmare. On his best days, Amir could nick off Sachin Tendulkar with his nagging outswingers and on his worst, like the one at Lords, he bowled an enormous no-ball to take his career into a dungeon. But life did give him a second chance and in January 2016, Amir came back for the tour to New Zealand.
Mohammad Amir is one of Pakistan's bowlers with over 16 years of international cricket relying on left-arm off-break.
Has built a steady international scoring record, paired with 624+ international wickets, including 7 five-wicket hauls.
Mohammad Amir is currently 34 years old.
Mohammad Amir was born on 12 April 1992.
Mohammad Amir plays international cricket for Pakistan.
Mohammad Amir is a Bowler who bats left handed and bowls left-arm off-break.
Mohammad Amir's highest international score is 73, made in ODI cricket.
Mohammad Amir averages 18.15 in ODI cricket across 61 matches, having scored 363 runs.
Mohammad Amir has a T20I strike rate of 85.52 across 62 matches.
Mohammad Amir has taken 624 international wickets across all formats.
Mohammad Amir made their international debut on 6 June 2009 in a T20 match against England vs Pakistan.
Mohammad Amir has represented teams including Trinbago Knight Riders, Sunrisers Leeds, Essex, Jaffna Titans, MI London.