Ever since Ramiz Raja was sacked because the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman, a number of stakeholders of the sport within the nation have spoken out towards him. One of the Pakistan gamers, who has been vital of Ramiz for fairly a while now’s pacer Mohammad Amir. In October, he had mentioned, “I think it’s time to get rid of the so-called PCB chairman who thinks he is the god, as well as the so-called chief selector.” Notably, Amir had known as time on his worldwide profession in 2020 in protest over the “shabby” remedy he mentioned he acquired from the then administration.

When Ramiz was requested concerning the remedy in the direction of Amir, who had earlier served a five-year ban for spot-fixing, rthe former PCB chairman hinted on the tainted previous of the participant.

“Unfortunately, I played at a time when there were too many controversies. I can’t tolerate that nine players are playing for a win, while two players are playing to lose. There is a sense of betrayal. If it was a first-time incident, then you could have said, ‘ok this is the first instance, let’s move on’. But here we have such events every three to four years. Till where can you in forgiving them?” Raja said on Samaa TV.

When the information anchor mentioned, “So, you wanted to make an example out of Mohammad Amir?”; Ramiz replied: “Not Amir, Jitne bhi tainted players hai, unke liye mujhe koi mohabbat nahi hai (I have no love for tainted players).”

Recently, pacer Wahab Riaz had hinted that Amir may very well be again in Pakistan’s squad. “We may see Mohammad Amir coming back to play for Pakistan once again,” Wahab was quoted as saying by Cricket Pakistan in an interview to Samaa News.

Amir has additionally damaged his silence on his rumoured comeback. “If Allah wills, I will play for Pakistan again. But I would like to play and perform well in PSL,” Amir instructed the reporters on the National High-Performance Centre (NHPC) in Lahore.

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