Mohammad Amir rubbishes retirement rumours, has one condition before donning Pak jersey

One month after anuncing his retirement from international cricket, pacer Mohammad Amir has w said that he will only think about playing for Pakistan once current manment led by head coach Misbah-ul-Haq leaves.

left-arm speedster had earlier said that his decision to retire was t based on him being dropped for recently-concluded New Zealand series, rar it was based on how some members of Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) manment kept on going about his decision to t play Test cricket.

'Stop spreading fake news'

Taking to micro-blogging site, Amir clarified that he would be donning Pakistani jersey only once current team manment leaves. 28-year-old n urged media to stop spreading fake news just for sake of selling ir stories. 

Read Mohammad Amir's tweet here:

'I don't think I can play cricket under this manment'

Last month, Pak frontline fast bowler revealed why he would t be able to play game under current team manment.

"To be honest, I don't think I can play cricket under this manment, I am leaving cricket, for w, I am being mentally tortured, I cant handle it, I have seen it eugh from 2010-2015. I have to repeatedly hear that PCB invested a lot in me, I am thankful to Shahid Afridi as he gave me chances when I came back after ban," said Amir in a video that had gone viral back n.

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Mohammad Amir's cricketing career

Amir has represented Pakistan in 36 Tests where he picked up 119 scalps in his 10-year Test career from 2009-2019. left-arm pacer has also represented Men In Green in 61 One Day Internationals and 48 T20Is where he has picked up 81 and 59 wickets respectively. 

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premier quickie had anunced his retirement from red-ball cricket at of 27 after which he had faced a lot of criticism from his countrymen as well as legendary pacers Wasim Akram and Shoaib Akhtar. His most memorable performance was picking up three important wickets in ICC Champions Trophy final against arch-rivals India where his opening spell proved to be too much for Indian batsmen to handle in that summit clash.

Chasing a huge target of 339 to retain ir title, Men In Blue's top-order including likes of Rohit Sharma, skipper Virat Kohli, and Shikhar Dhawan were sent back to pavilion early on as India never recovered from initial setback and were eventually bundled out for 158. Pakistan registered a mammoth 180-run win to win ir maiden CT title. 

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