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New Delhi: Pakistan’s star fast bowler Mohammad Aamir announced his retirement from international cricket on Saturday. Aamir made his international debut in June 2009 and played 36 Tests, 61 ODIs and 62 T20 matches for Pakistan.
Aamir’s career journey
In his career Mohammad Aamir has total 271 international wickets Achieved. Apart from this, in all formats he 1,179 runs Also made. Aamir’s career was full of many memorable performances, but his most famous performance was 2017 champions trophy final I was against India.
Memorable performance of 2017 Champions Trophy
In the final match, Aamir defeated three leading batsmen of India – Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Shikhar Dhawan Played an important role in Pakistan’s victory by sending him to the pavilion. His performance will always be remembered in cricket history.
Aamir’s decision after Imad Wasim’s retirement
It is noteworthy that just a day before Aamir, Pakistan’s all-rounder Imad Wasim Had also announced his retirement from international cricket. Both players this year America and West Indies held in t20 world cup 2024 Was part of Pakistan team.
Aamir’s message on social media
Mohammad Aamir announces his retirement Social Media Platform But did. they wrote:
“After careful consideration I have taken the difficult decision to retire from international cricket. “These decisions are never easy, but sometimes they are necessary.”
Thanks to the fans and team
In his message, Aamir expressed his gratitude to the fans and the team and said:
“I think this is the right time to hand over the reins to the next generation and take Pakistan cricket to new heights. Representing my country has been and will always be the greatest honor of my life. I sincerely thank the PCB, my family, friends and fans for their continued support and love.”
Aamir’s career is full of controversies and achievements.
- Debut in 2009 After Aamir impressed everyone with his swing and speed.
- However, his career Spot fixing in 2010 interrupted due to controversy and they 5 year ban Had to endure.
- Returning after the ban, he made a comeback with his bowling and led Pakistan to many important victories.