Muhammad Amir has performed Umrah with his family
Mohammad Amir was born on April 13, 1992, in Gujar Khan, Punjab, Pakistan, and is a renowned Pakistani cricketer. Bursting onto the international scene at just 17 years old in 2009, he swiftly emerged as a highly talented fast bowler, earning widespread acclaim as one of the brightest prospects in cricket.
Amir’s notable career achievements encompass the following:
During his inaugural year, he played a crucial role in the victorious 2009 ICC World Twenty20 team. In the final match against Sri Lanka, he showcased his prowess by securing three wickets for a mere 18 runs.
Regrettably, in 2010, he became embroiled in a spot-fixing controversy while representing Pakistan on their tour of England. Consequently, he faced a five-year ban from the sport of cricket.
After completing his ban, Amir returned to international cricket in 2016. His contributions were pivotal in Pakistan’s victory in the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy, notably excelling in the final against India by claiming an impressive three wickets for a mere 16 runs.
In 2019, Amir decided to retire from Test cricket, redirecting his attention and efforts towards limited-overs cricket, aiming to impact that game format significantly.
In 2020, Mohammad Amir faced exclusion from Pakistan’s squad for the New Zealand tour for personal reasons. Subsequently, he decided to retire from international cricket, marking the end of his illustrious career representing his country at the highest level.
