Mohammad Amir reveals which IPL team he would like to play for; The possibility of a show in the 2026 season opens
Former Pakistan horse Mohammad Amir expressed his interest in playing in Indian Premier League (IPL). The left hand, which left the International Cricket for the second time last year, revealed that it could be eligible for a tournament until 2026. He stated that if the opportunity appeared, he would be open to his IPL debut.
“Next year, such an opportunity to ban Rahi Hai, agar Hua why not (by next year, I will have the opportunity to play in IPL, and if they are given the opportunity, why not). I will play in IPL,” Said Amir as he spoke of about Harna Mana Hai show.
Pakistan Players and IPL: Limited History
Significantly, Pakistani players were part of the 2008 inaugural IPL season. However, because of the tense diplomatic relationship between India and Pakistan, they have been forbidden to participate in the league. Despite this, the former Pakistan versatile Azhar Mahmood presented in IPL as a foreign player, which represents Filling the kings In 2012 and 2013 and Kolkat Knight Riders 2015 thanks to British citizenship.
Amir, whose wife Narjis It holds citizenship in the UK, is also in the process of obtaining a British passport. This could allow him to enter the IPL as a foreign player, similar to Mahmood.
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Mohammad Amir chooses his preferred IPL team
Asked about his preferred IPL team, Amir did not hesitate to appoint Royal Challengers Bengalur (RCB). Former Pakistani cricket Ahmed Shehzadwho was part of the discussion, supported Amir’s selection, emphasizing that RCB had long struggled with his attack on bowling.
“RCB needs a bowler like Amir to fix their balls. They have a good hit unit, but their bowling has always been a problem. If Amir plays for RCB, they will win the title,” Shehzad commented.
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