| Bio | |
| Real Name | Mohammad Aamer |
| Nickname | Amir |
| Profession | Pakistani Cricketer (Fast Bowler) |
Mohd Aamir biograpy
In November 2008, Amir made his first-class debut. However, his first international appearance was a One-Day International and then Test match in July 2009. He played at the age of 17 in Sri Lanka. He has represented Pakistan in the 2009 ICC World Twenty20 that result in the victory of Pakistan in the tournament.
On 29 August 2010, he was banned for the five-year because of spot-fixing. He asked for forgiveness in the International Cricket Council, but Amir was allowed to domestic cricket on 29 January 2015. He was picked up by Chittagong Vikings for the BPLT20 of the session 2015. In 2016, he was allowed to play from the national side while a tour of New Zealand.
In 2018, he was awarded a central contract by the Pakistan Cricket Board for the session 2018–19. On 12th June 2019, Amir made his World Cup debut in the 2019 Cricket World Cup. While his debut against Australia in that tournament, Amir made his first five-wicket haul. It was his first in ODIs five-wicket haul. Despite this, he was also the leading wicket-taker in the tournament for Pakistan. He took 17 wickets in only eight matches. On 26th July 2019, Amir was decided to retire from the Test cricket to focus on one-day crickets.
In 2019, Amir was again selected to play in the player auction of the 2020 Pakistan Super League for the Karachi King Franchise squad. He has played for the same team since 2016.
“Wasim Akram is my favorite, he’s my idol. When I used to watch him on TV, I would try to see what exactly he was doing with the ball. Then I would go outside and imitate his actions and bowling” Said Amir.
Mohammad Amir made his first International T20 debut in group levels of ICC World Cup T20 2009 alongside England; he took the most important wicket of Ravi Bopara at his second ball. Mohammad Amir did terrific bowling in World Cup T20 particularly alongside Sri Lanka, Amir’s most significant moment questionably happened in initial over of final match alongside Sri Lanka. He bowled with sequential short deliveries to the top runner of the tournament named Tillakaratne Dilshan; Mohammad Amir took his wicket on 5 runs and managed to conclude the over with a maiden wicket.
In 2010 T20 World Cup, Mohammad Amir took three wickets in a five maiden-wicket over alongside Australia. In International T20 this fixed a record of 3 wickets for a bowler and five wickets for a team in a single over. Amir made his first ODI debut alongside Sri Lanka; he made 23 runs and took three wickets. On 9th November, alongside New Zealand, Amir made 73 runs in total which hold a record for 10 number batsmen.
Mohammad Amir showed his remarkable performance and enthralled Pakistan Cricket team, in the year 2009 Pakistan toured Sri Lanka, he shared a partnership of 62 runs with Umar Gul at a 10th wicket partnership. In the year 2009, Amir also appeared in a match alongside New Zealand. He performed enormously well in this tournament. On 30th August 2009, Mohammad Amir scored 58 runs alongside England, in this match he came at the eleventh number and he emerged the 1st cricketer to make a fifty in ODIs after coming in last order of batting.
Mohammad Amir also named under a spot-fixing sandals together with two other renowned Pakistani cricketers. He involved in this scandal with former Test Captain of Pakistani team named Salman Butt as well as the fast bowler named Muhammad Asif, they were noted in this spot-fixing scandal in the series alongside England at London in 2010. ICC took control against Mohammad Amir and disqualified him from international cricket for around 5 years.
Father- Not Known
Mother- Naseem Akter
Brother- Mohammad Ijaz
Sister- Not Known
ReligionIslamHobbiesListening musicControversiesIn 2010, he was found guilty in spot-fixing allegations against England, and was given a 5-year
In November 2008, Amir made his first-class debut. However, his first international appearance was a One-Day International and then Test match in July 2009. He played at the age of 17 in Sri Lanka. He has represented Pakistan in the 2009 ICC World Twenty20 that result in the victory of Pakistan in the tournament.
On 29 August 2010, he was banned for the five-year because of spot-fixing. He asked for forgiveness in the International Cricket Council, but Amir was allowed to domestic cricket on 29 January 2015. He was picked up by Chittagong Vikings for the BPLT20 of the session 2015. In 2016, he was allowed to play from the national side while a tour of New Zealand.
In 2018, he was awarded a central contract by the Pakistan Cricket Board for the session 2018–19. On 12th June 2019, Amir made his World Cup debut in the 2019 Cricket World Cup. While his debut against Australia in that tournament, Amir made his first five-wicket haul. It was his first in ODIs five-wicket haul. Despite this, he was also the leading wicket-taker in the tournament for Pakistan. He took 17 wickets in only eight matches. On 26th July 2019, Amir was decided to retire from the Test cricket to focus on one-day crickets.
In 2019, Amir was again selected to play in the player auction of the 2020 Pakistan Super League for the Karachi King Franchise squad. He has played for the same team since 2016.
“Wasim Akram is my favorite, he’s my idol. When I used to watch him on TV, I would try to see what exactly he was doing with the ball. Then I would go outside and imitate his actions and bowling” Said Amir.
Mohammad Amir made his first International T20 debut in group levels of ICC World Cup T20 2009 alongside England; he took the most important wicket of Ravi Bopara at his second ball. Mohammad Amir did terrific bowling in World Cup T20 particularly alongside Sri Lanka, Amir’s most significant moment questionably happened in initial over of final match alongside Sri Lanka. He bowled with sequential short deliveries to the top runner of the tournament named Tillakaratne Dilshan; Mohammad Amir took his wicket on 5 runs and managed to conclude the over with a maiden wicket.
In 2010 T20 World Cup, Mohammad Amir took three wickets in a five maiden-wicket over alongside Australia. In International T20 this fixed a record of 3 wickets for a bowler and five wickets for a team in a single over. Amir made his first ODI debut alongside Sri Lanka; he made 23 runs and took three wickets. On 9th November, alongside New Zealand, Amir made 73 runs in total which hold a record for 10 number batsmen.
Mohammad Amir showed his remarkable performance and enthralled Pakistan Cricket team, in the year 2009 Pakistan toured Sri Lanka, he shared a partnership of 62 runs with Umar Gul at a 10th wicket partnership. In the year 2009, Amir also appeared in a match alongside New Zealand. He performed enormously well in this tournament. On 30th August 2009, Mohammad Amir scored 58 runs alongside England, in this match he came at the eleventh number and he emerged the 1st cricketer to make a fifty in ODIs after coming in last order of batting.
Mohammad Amir also named under a spot-fixing sandals together with two other renowned Pakistani cricketers. He involved in this scandal with former Test Captain of Pakistani team named Salman Butt as well as the fast bowler named Muhammad Asif, they were noted in this spot-fixing scandal in the series alongside England at London in 2010. ICC took control against Mohammad Amir and disqualified him from international cricket for around 5 years.
Mohd aamir bio
Mohammad Amir is a Pakistani international cricket player who was born on 13 April 1992 in Punjab, Pakistan.
He is a left-arm fast bowler who bowls regularly at 140-145 kph. His skiddy bouncers and deadly swinging deliveries often torment the batsmen.
He has also proved himself as a handy batsman with his left-handed batting in the extreme lower order.
Debut to retirement
Amir made his debut in 2009 ICC World Twenty20 against England on 7 June, when he was just 17 years old.
He took his first international wicket on his very second ball and conceded only 1 run in his first over. However, he gave 30 runs in his next two, finishing with an economy of 10.33.
Record
In 2010, at Lords he picked up 6/84 in the 4th Test against England.
• He and Saeed Ajmal became the 2nd pair to make a 100 runs + partnership stand for No.10 in an ODI with a 103 run stand.
• In 2016, he became the only bowler to take PSL hat-trick in a match against Lahore Qalandars
• He and Saeed Ajmal became the 2nd pair to make a 100 runs + partnership stand for No.10 in an ODI with a 103 run stand.
• In 2016, he became the only bowler to take PSL hat-trick in a match against Lahore Qalandars
Faimly
Father- Not Known
Mother- Naseem Akter
Brother- Mohammad Ijaz
Sister- Not Known
ReligionIslamHobbiesListening musicControversiesIn 2010, he was found guilty in spot-fixing allegations against England, and was given a 5-year
International Debut
Test- 4 July 2009 vs Sri Lanka in Galle
ODI- 30 July 2009 vs Sri Lanka in Dambulla
T20- 7 June 2009 vs England in London
ODI- 30 July 2009 vs Sri Lanka in Dambulla
T20- 7 June 2009 vs England in London
International Retirement
On Thursday, 17 December 2020, he announced his retirement from international cricket
Last match
Test- 11 January 2019 vs South Africa at The Wanderers Stadium
ODI- 2 October 2019 vs Sri Lanka at Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium
T20- 30 August 2020 vs England at Emirates Old Trafford
ODI- 2 October 2019 vs Sri Lanka at Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium
T20- 30 August 2020 vs England at Emirates Old Trafford
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