There is still a lot of cricket left for Aamir: || Irfan Pathan: Pakistan cricket team fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar
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There is still a lot of cricket left for Aamir: || Irfan Pathan: Pakistan cricket team fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar
The former all-rounder of the Indian cricket team Irfan Pathan also reacted to the decision of national cricketer Mohammad Amir to say goodbye to cricket out of frustration with the cricket management.
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There is still a lot of cricket left for Aamir: Irfan Pathan
The former all-rounder of the Indian cricket team Irfan Pathan also reacted to the decision of national cricketer Mohammad Amir to say goodbye to cricket out of frustration with the cricket management.
Irfan Pathan, in a message on Twitter, tagged Mohammad Amir and said, "I recently met Aamir in the Lanka Premier League (LPL)."
"Regarding Aamir's decision to quit cricket, I must say that there is still a lot of cricket left for Aamir," he said.
Earlier, former Pakistan cricket team fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar, while reacting to Muhammad Aamir's decision to quit international cricket, said that Aamir should be handed over to me and then see the magic, so don't waste it.
Shoaib Akhtar recently said on social media, "Hand over Mohammad Amir to me and see what magic he shows on the ground."
Former Pakistan cricket team fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar, while reacting to Muhammad Aamir's decision to quit international cricket, said that Aamir should be handed over to me and then see the magic, so don't waste it.
Shoaib Akhtar recently said on social media, "Hand over Mohammad Amir to me and see what magic he shows on the ground."
He also added "don't waste it" in his tweet.
Earlier, Rameez Raja, the former captain of the national cricket team, had expressed his sadness after hearing the news of the retirement of fast bowler Mohammad Amir.
It may be recalled that Mohammad Aamir was disappointed with the management of the national cricket team and decided to quit cricket.
Fast bowler Mohammad Aamir lashed out at the management of the Pakistan cricket team, saying that he was being mentally tortured.
"I can't stand the stress, the current team management doesn't want me to play, I'm currently leaving cricket because of that management," he said.
On the other hand, the PCB termed the decision of Aamir's retirement as a personal decision and said that the name of Mohammad Amir would not be considered for any future international match.
