Jailed cricketer takes a sigh of relief, visa issued after heavy insult

New Delhi. Pakistan’s tainted fast bowler Mohammad Aamir and Pakistan Cricket Board have heaved a sigh of relief. Aamir has got the visa for Ireland and he will fly soon. Aamir, who returned after almost 4 years, will join the team before the second T20 match of Pakistan vs Ireland series. The series between Pakistan and Ireland will start from May 10. The second T20 match of the series will be played on 12 May. PCB sources confirmed that Aamir has got a visa for Ireland.

After getting the visa for Ireland, PCB is busy making arrangements to send Mohammad Amir from Lahore on a tour to Ireland as soon as possible. The Pakistan team captained by Babar Azam had left for Ireland on 7 April. Aamir had to wait for visa clearance in Lahore. Ireland did not explain why it had stopped Aamir’s visa. According to sources, this could be due to a technical problem.

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PCB unhappy with visa delay
The source said, ‘Clearly, the PCB was unhappy with the delay in the visa because it affects the team management’s plans for the (T20) World Cup and it also impacts the affected player who is returning from international cricket after four years. Has returned. After the series against Ireland, Pakistan will travel to England for four T20 matches starting in Leeds from May 22. Interestingly, Aamir was immediately issued a visa to play in Ireland’s inaugural Test match against Pakistan in 2018.

Mohammad Aamir retired from international cricket in 2020
Mohammad Aamir retired from international cricket in 2020. He has served jail sentence in spot fixing. Recently he has announced his return from retirement. After returning from retirement, Mohammad Aamir has also played a T20 match against New Zealand on 18 April.

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