Pakistan's Mohammad Amir Photo: AP/Anjum Naveed Pakistan's Mohammad Amir Photo: AP/Anjum Naveed Pakistan fast bowler Mohammed Amir has revealed he will be eligible and his desire to take part in the Indian Premier League 2026. (More Cricket News)zonadejogo
Amir’s wife Narjis is a UK citizen and the left-arm pacer is hoping to get an UK passport, which will open IPL doors.
“Next year tak meri opportunity ban rahi agar hua to kyu nahi (By next year, I will have the opportunity to play in the IPL and if given the chance then why not). I will play in the IPL,” Mohammad Amir said on show “Haarna Mana Hai.”
“You have brought immense glory to India and have inspired millions of young athletes to pursue their dreams,” Mandaviya was quoted as saying in a media release.
However, not everyone from the team flew back home as PR Sreejesh stayed back in the French capital for the closing ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
Tabish Hashmi, the show’s host asked Amir, ““What will be his reactions when he will be criticise in Pakistan for playing in the IPL?"
The 32-year-old,fef777 casino who has retired from international cricket, said that despite Pakistan cricketers being banned from the lucrative league, there have been instances where former commentators and coaches from the country were involved.
However, Amir did not take any names.
67betAmir played 36 Tests, 61 ODIs and 62 T20Is, picking up 118zonadejogo, 81 and 71 wickets, respectively.