Pakistan Superstar officially confirms IPL availability

Expressing his desire to play the Indian Premier League (IPL), Mohammad Amir, Pakistan’s fast prisoner, he said he would be eligible to play in the tournament in 2026.

The Pealer of the left arm has requested British citizenship, but it does not yet have its passport. While his wife Narjis is a citizen of the United Kingdom, Mohammad Amir still hopes to get his passport. If you get your passport, you will effectively be eligible for your intervention at the IPL.

While Mohammad Amir had retired from the international cricket in 2020, he left his retirement to represent green men in the T20 World Cup in 2024.However, he returned to this immediately after the conclusion of the World Cup and now wait again for a UK passport. The 32 -year -old is hoping to get his passport in 2026 and likes his chance of playing the IPL.

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“Next year, Meri Opportunity Ban Rahi Agar Hua in Kyu Nahi (next year, I will have the opportunity to play the IPL and if I give me the opportunity, why not). I will play the IPL,” said Mohammad Amir on the “Haarna Mana Hai” program.

The show’s host, Tabish hashmi, asked Mohammad Amir: “What will be his reactions when he will be criticized by Pakistan for playing the IPL?”

In response, the Fast-Bowler said: “Pakistani cricketers were banned in the IPL, but our former cricketers made comments and were also coaches of the franchise.”

Mohammad Amir referred to the tastes of Wasim Akram and Ramiz Raza, who performed their trade in the IPL even after Pakistan players were banned from playing the tournament. Akram was the coach of Kolkata Knight Riders as Raza played his trade as a commentator.

Mohammad Amir of Pakistan is not the first

If Mohammad Amir continues to play the IPL, he will not be the first player in Pakistan to play the IPL after the ban. In 2012, the former All -Rounder Azhar Mahmood was inscribed by Punjab Kings (seeds Kings Xi Punjab). Mahmood, who represented Pakistan in the international cricket from 1997 to 2007, won the green light to play the IPL only due to his British citizenship.

Amir is looking at a similar route to play the IPL and is hoping to make green light next year. During the same show, he also expressed his admiration for the Indian Superstar Virat Kohli, saying: “Got is great and admires the talent.

“Wanted gave me the bat and I was overwhelmed by his action. I have always been a great admirer of his battle and he is one of my bowling. I played good bumps with his bat, “said Amir as he remembered the time he shared with Kohli during the T20 2016 World Cup in India.