PAK vs NZ: Mohammad Amir makes an unexpected return to the National High Performance Center (NHPC)

Ali Khusen January 1, 2023 2 min read

Mohammad Amir, a Pakistani bowler, made an unexpected return to the National High-Performance Center here on Friday, sparking talks about his likely return to the national team.

Amir’s visit to the facility was the first since he lost in charge of the Pakistan Cricket Council under its previous head Ehsan Mani.

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Mohammed Amir. Image: Twitter

He also did not get along with Ehsan’s replacement, Ramiz Raja, who was removed from office along with his board of directors last week for an interim management committee, headed by Najam Sethi, to take over the affairs of the council in accordance with Prime Minister Shehbaz. Sharif’s instructions.

Amir stated that he was allowed to practice with the NHPC after successfully getting permission from Sethi and that he hoped to return to international cricket.

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Mohammad Amir says he asked PCB Chairman Najam Sethi, who was kind enough to allow him to train at the NHPC in Lahore. @iamamirofficial leaving for the Bangladesh Premier League in two days, he also appreciated Pakistan’s performance. #PAKvNZ pic.twitter.com/iUKPahQiBV

— Farid Khan (@_FaridKhan) December 30, 2022

The bowler, who was involved in a spot-fixing scandal during England’s 2010 Pakistan tour, said he is now focusing on preparing for the 2018 Bangladesh Premier League.

Mohammad Amir was suspended for five years after the spot-fixing scandal:

Amir was handed a five-year suspension following the spot-fixing scandal, but was allowed to rejoin the team in 2016 for another tour of England. He also contributed significantly to Pakistan’s victory in the ICC Champions Trophy the following year.

Mohammed Amir. Image: Twitter/ Gloucestershire Cricket.

But when Mani took over as PCB chairman in 2018, the left arm lost favor as the board was adamant about not letting corrupt players play for Pakistan.

Amir also announced his retirement from Test cricket at the time, reducing his chances of being selected for Pakistan.

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