LAHORE: Prominent fast bowler of the national team Mohammad Aamir shared a detailed video explaining the reasons for his retirement. According to the details, fast bowler Mohammad Aamir while sharing the video on the social networking website Twitter said that the decision to retire was not an emotional one. Aamir said that he did not retire after being dropped from the team, the team management put it in people's minds that he did not want to play for the country, Mickey Arthur and the previous management had supported him to retire from Test cricket. The fast bowler said that the present management has fallen behind, repeatedly accused him of leaving Test cricket for the league, former cricketers criticize me for justifying the mistake of 2010. Mohammad Aamir said that he was punished and apologized and after that he played less in the team but I am reminded of my past.
"I have informed the board of my decision to retire. Fans are asking me to withdraw my retirement but I have not made an emotional decision," he said. Aamir said that the issue started with my retirement from Test cricket. Mickey Arthur, a former management member, knew that I was retiring from Test cricket after the World Cup. I had a shoulder injury which caused me to quit Test cricket. The fast bowler said that after losing the Test series against Australia, the coach and bowling coach started criticizing and then it was said that he left Test cricket for the leagues and money, some people say on TV - Aamir Has done no favors, I believe, no favors, is the favor of Allah? Aamir said that under NOC we could have played two leagues earlier but now we have got permission to play three leagues, so how can you say that I have left because of Test cricket leagues. He started putting it in the minds of the people as a slow poison so that everyone would turn against me and then things would start being said against me. "All these things were bothering me," he said. "I'm not weak. If I had been weak, I wouldn't have come to cricket after 2010. I am in the top 10 in the day rankings. The fast bowler said that the players of the team did not like to play with me. At that time Shahid Afridi and Najam Sethi brought me back in the team for which I am grateful to them. Aamir said that there is no difference between Ehsan Mani and Wasim Khan. The reason for my retirement is the attitude of the team management.
Mohammad Amir has confirmed his retirement from international cricket after claiming to have been "pushed away" by Pakistan.
The 28-year-old, who ended his Test career last year, made 147 appearances for his country across the formats.
That included 61 one-day internationals and 50 T20s. In all, he took 259 wickets.
Amir was omitted from the squad currently on tour in New Zealand. His last outing came in the second T20 international against England in August.
He confirmed the decision in an interview to TV news channel Samaa in which he criticised team management and claimed he was overworked
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