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Muhammad Aamir mulls Test retirement to lengthen ODI, T20 career
- Updated: May 9, 2017
Muhammad Aamir
Karachi: Pakistan’s sinister left-arm pacer Muhammad Aamir is deliberation finale his Test career in sequence to concentration on One-dayers and Twenty20 cricket.
According to reports in a Pakistani media, Aamir discussed this awaiting with his teammates and a government after Pakistan mislaid a second Test opposite a West Indies in Barbados.
“Aamir himself is now dissapoint that how this private contention came out in a open and who leaked a discussions,” one news said. “The Pakistan Cricket Board and group government in West Indies is now questioning as to who is obliged for leaking out this private discussion,” it said. Reports pronounced that Aamir, who has taken 11 wickets in a dual Tests in a West Indies, done it transparent in a discussions with his teammates and government that he felt that personification Test cricket compulsory a lot some-more earthy aptness and endurance.
“He apparently indicated he would like to concentration on one- dayers and T20 cricket,” a news said. The 25-year-old Aamir tasted his initial genuine success on a debate of a West Indies with 11 wickets though former quick bowling greats like Wasim Akram still feel that a left-armer needs to urge his bowling. Aamir, given returning to a Pakistan patrol after completing his five-year anathema for spot-fixing in early 2015, has played 15 Tests but most success.
Aamir would not be a initial general cricketer to confirm to retire from Test cricket to concentration on ODI and T20 matches. Pakistan’s Shahid Afridi himself late from Test cricket in 2010 to only play ODIs and T20 matches.