Fast bowler Mohammad Aamir has announced his retirement from international cricket, after which the position of Pakistan Cricket Board has also come to the fore.
Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief executive Wasim Khan contacted fast bowler Mohammad Aamir this afternoon following reports of his retirement from international cricket. Meanwhile, the 29-year-old fast bowler has confirmed to the PCB chief executive that he no longer wants to play international cricket.
According to PCB officials, Mohammad Amir has said that the Pakistan Cricket Board should not consider his name for any future international matches, so it is a personal decision of the fast bowler and the PCB respects him. Therefore, no further comment will be made on this matter.
Sources said that Mohammad Aamir decided to retire from international cricket out of frustration with the current management. He said that he could not keep up with the current team management.
Comments are closed.