Mohammad Amir Spot Fixing

Mohammad Amir can still be the best bowler worldwide despite serving ban: Misbah-ul-Haq

Mohammad Amir can still become the best bowler in the world despite serving a five-year ban for spot-fixing, Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq said.

Don't think Mohammad Amir will get negative reception in England: Imran Khan

Pakistan's former cricket captain Imran Khan does not expect tainted left-arm pacer Mohammad Amir to get a hostile reception during the tour of England.

Mohammad Amir's reverse-swing: Match-fixers should be banned for life, says tainted pacer

Mohammad Amir said match-fixers should be banned for life as he prepares to return at Lord’s, where the 2010 spot-fixing scandal landed him a jail term.

Mohammad Amir can't afford to put a foot wrong in England, warns Intikhab Alam

Intikhab Alam warned Mohammad Amir that he cannot afford to put a foot wrong on the tour of England where he was caught in a spot-fixing case six years ago.

Mohammad Amir's past doesn't matter to me; I'll bring out the best in him: Mickey Arthur

Pakistan coach Mickey Arthur has promised to help Mohammad Amir realise his full potential after the bowler was granted a visa for the tour of England.

Match-fixers should be banned for life, but I don't mind facing Mohammad Amir: Alastair Cook

England captain Alastair Cook said that he wants all match-fixers to be banned for life, but that he would be prepared to face Pakistan pacer Mohammad Amir.

Return to England will be tough, but Mohammad Amir can handle it: Azhar Ali

Mohammad Amir, who served a 5-year ban for spot-fixing, will be able to handle the pressure of returning to England if he is granted a visa, said Azhar Ali.

Pakistan tour of England 2016: PCB praying for best after applying for Amir's British visa

PCB on Friday submitted a British visa application for tainted Mohammad Amir, a spot-fixing convict, with a hope that it will be considered which will allow the left-arm pacer to tour England.

Learning from mistakes: Mohammad Amir spot-fixing video used by ICC's ACU for educational purposes

ICC ACU chief Ronnie Flanagan said that Amir's video would be used to educate players in order to tackle corrupt practices in the ICC World T20.