The Lahore High Court, in response to the petition filed by Malik Munsif Awan of the Pakistan Justice Party, has announced that Mohammad Amir will be allowed to play international cricket.

NEW DELHI: Around this time of the year in 2024, Mohammad Amir was sitting on the sidelines, looking quite dispirited under the Ring of Fire at Dubai International Cricket Stadium. The perplexed ...

The entire saga came out in the open through an expose by 'News of the World' which led to all three accused, namely Amir, Butt and Mohammad Asif being jailed briefly in the UK. The trio was later ...

Muhammad Amir, the 32-year-old Pakistani pace bowler, has announced his retirement from international cricket for the second ...

NEW DELHIL Whenever Mohammad Amir and Babar Azam clash on the field, sparks are inevitable — fiery exchanges, heated words, and rising temperatures come as no surprise. The two found themselves ...

NEW DELHI: Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir once again decided to hang his boots from international cricket months after ...

Mohammad Amir's international recall is the cricketing equivalent of Marmite. Some find it easy to swallow, while it leaves a bitter taste in the mouth for others. Pakistan's decision to include ...

Similarly, in the PSL too, two of Pakistan cricket's most prominent names squared off when Mohammad Amir bowled to Babar Azam during the Quetta Gladiators vs Peshawar Zalmi match on Sunday.

Everyone wanted to sing along to Your Song and Tiny Dancer. Mohammad Amir, who today announced his decision to walk away from Test cricket, is four decades younger, the age around which Elton John ...

Even among those fast bowlers, the 17-year-old Mohammad Amir was a true prodigy. The left-arm pacer bowling at 145 clicks, swinging the ball into the right-handers, was a sight to savour.

Mohammad Amir scorched into the cricketing world a decade ago, when he was just 17 years old and seemed destined to become the latest in a long line of special Pakistani fast bowlers, heir to a ...

Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir has said he is "terribly lucky" to be back in the Test set-up, having served a jail sentence in the UK and a five-year suspension from the ICC for his role in ...