Mohammad Amir chooses two players in Pakistan as “Threats” for Team India at Champions Trophy 2025
AND Champion trophy 2025 should start on February 19, and the matches are played in Pakistan AND Uae. The cricket fans are eagerly awaiting the Marquee event, which will bring together the world’s best games in the Battle of Fame. It is finally scheduled for March 9, and expectations are high for an exciting competition.
India-Pakistan’s rivalry occupies the central stage
As two finalists from the last edition of 2017, India and Pakistan are among the tournament favorites. Their meetings have always been high -voltage jobs, and both teams that boast of strong departments, expectation of their potential conflict is immense. It is significant that India and Pakistan are the finalists of the previous edition of the global tournament.
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Mohammad Amir identifies two key threats for India
Former Pakistan Pacer Mohammad Amir has appointed Mohammad Rizwan and Inhabited Shah As the biggest threats to the Team India in the 2025 champion trophy. Amir quoted Rizwan’s excellent record against men in blue and a computer that he had a great control over his line and length.
“Mohammad Rizwan has always been a threat to India. His record in those matches is great,” “ Amir said in an interview with Times of India.
“I think the other important player is Nasem Shah. He was a consistent bowler of Pakistan and has excellent control over his line and length,” “ Added Amir.
Amir also shared his thoughts about Shaheen Afida, stating that Pacer had fought from his left hand after a knee injury and therefore did not go with Afida.
“A few years ago, I would definitely include Shaheen Afida as a key player. He was ball over 145 km/HS with excellent swing, but after his injury, his speed fell to 134-135 km/h. His ability to take Wickkette with a new one also influenced his ability with a ball, “ Amir added.
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