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'Pakistan chapter I had before is now closed': Amir calls himself 'British local'

Times of India · 30 August 2026 at 11:53 am

'Pakistan chapter I had before is now closed': Amir calls himself 'British local'

Mohammad Amir has ruled out a return to Pakistan’s national team after obtaining British citizenship and a British passport.

The former Pakistan pacer said his “Pakistan chapter” is now closed because he is now a British local.

Amir retired internationally in 2024 after a career highlighted by major performances in ICC tournaments.

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