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Mohammed Amir will skip World XI series to be with pregnant wife Narjis

Updated on: 12 September,2017 06:36 PM IST  | 
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Pakistan could be without their top paceman Mohammad Amir for the Twenty20 series against the World XI as he wants to be with his wife, Narjis, in London for the birth of their child

Mohammed Amir will skip World XI series to be with pregnant wife Narjis

Mohammad Amir and his wife

Mohammad Amir and his wife
Mohammad Amir and his wife Narjis


Pakistan could be without their top paceman Mohammad Amir for the Twenty20 series against the World XI as he wants to be with his wife, Narjis, in London for the birth of their child, next week.


According to Pakistan Cricket Board sources, Amir has taken permission from head coach Mickey Arthur to be with his wife. However, team sources claim that Amir may skip the series in Lahore due to a back strain he suffered while playing his last match for Essex.


“He’s been playing non-stop cricket this year and understandably he might not want to take any gamble with his back problem as Pakistan is due to play a full series with Sri Lanka later this month in the UAE,” said a source.

Amir took three wickets against India in the Champions Trophy final to seal Pakistan’s victory at the Oval in June. He has not returned to Pakistan since and was busy playing for Essex in the County championship.

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