Aamer desperate to make Pakistan return
Fast bowler Mohammad Aamer says he is desperate to make a return to the Pakistani cricket Team. Aamer was provisionally suspended by the International Cricket Council (ICC) when allegations of Spot-fixing were made against Mohammad Aamer, Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif during the Fourth Test match against England at Lords. For Aamer it has been one horrific experience as he was turning out to be the next big thing for Pakistan, and was performing exceptionally in all forms of cricket.
Aamer was alleged to have deliberately bowled no balls against England. The News of the World showed a video in which book- maker http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Mazhar-c75448 Majeed correctly predicted that no balls would be bowled in a certain over. Allegations were made during the Lord’s Test and that distorted the image of Pakistani cricket to a great extent. Aamer has not played any match for Pakistan since eventful game at Lords, and one can imagine how disturbing it must be for a player who has been playing for the side for quite some time.
The final hearings of the Spot-fixing controversy will be heard by the ICC’s three man tribunal in Doha in January. Aamer did challenge the suspension that was imposed on him, but his appeal was not accepted. Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) also terminated his Central Contract as they were of the view that the Board only gives contract to those players who are playing within the team.
Mohammad Aamer said that he is really missing not playing for his country and is desperate to make a return to the side once the spot-fixing issues is resolved. Aamer’s cricketing future hangs in balance and if ICC gets conclusive evidence against him he could get a life ban. Aamer said that he prays everything turns out well for him. He further said that he has been watching the matches against South Africa and it hurts him a lot when his side loses and he is unable to do anything about it. Aamer’s absence was felt during the one-day series against http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Pakistan-c755’s bowling was not bad, but had Aamir bowled the opening spells, Pakistan would have been able to build a lot of pressure on the Proteas. His bowling is filled with disciplined line and length, swing, pace and most importantly his ability to take vital wickets. So far he has played 14 tests for his country and has picked up 50 wickets at an average of 29.09.
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