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Mohammad Amir called Rohit-Virat world class (Photo: AFP)
The countdown to the T20 World Cup 2024 has begun. The preparation of all the teams continues on their way. The IPL which runs on Indian soil has become the arena of preparations for the T20 World Cup for players from all countries except Pakistan. On the other hand, Pakistan are testing their preparations by hosting New Zealand at home. In such a situation, fast bowler Mohammad Amir, who came back from retirement and joined the Pakistan team, made a big statement about Pakistan’s hopes in the T20 World Cup.
According to Mohammad Amir, Pakistan now has no excuse. Let us tell you that Pakistan were in bad form in the ODI World Cup played last year. He was kicked out of the tournament even before he reached the knock out stage, after which a lot of mother and father were heard from his side. But if Muhammad Amir is to be believed, it’s now or never.
Pakistan can no longer make excuses – Amir
There is a solid reason behind this statement by fast bowler Amir that Pakistan cannot make any excuse if they do not win the T20 World Cup. In fact, Mohammad Amir feels that Pakistan have overcome all the shortcomings in all the three departments of batting, bowling and fielding. The team is looking good and their only aim is to win the T20 World Cup. Now if Pakistan don’t win then the team can’t find any excuse other than taking responsibility.
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Told the world-class Rohit-Virat
Mohammad Amir did talk about Pakistan’s hopes in T20 World Cup 2024. He also mentioned about his upcoming encounter with Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli there. Amir said both are world class batsmen. Playing against him has always been a great experience and it will be fun this time as well.
Amir did this job for the 44th time
Let us tell you that Pakistan team is currently playing a home series of T20 matches against New Zealand. Pakistan now leads 1-0 in the 5 match T20 series. Mohammad Amir scored for the first time in this series after his comeback and took a wicket in his second ball. This is the 44th time that Amir has taken a wicket in the first over in a T20.
