In addition, Sethi made fun of former chairman Ramiz Raja, saying, “According to Ramiz Raja, anyone who has cheated in cricket should never be permitted to represent Pakistan again. Not in my opinion.”
Najam Sethi, the president of the Pakistan Cricket Board, stated that he would not prevent Mohammad Amir from playing in international cricket once again. Amir has stated that he would retire from all forms of cricket in 2020, starting with Test cricket, blaming management’s “mental agony.” Due to his role in spot-fixing, for which he was suspended and then made a comeback after his ban expired, he has also been a very contentious character.
Amir has been permitted to train at the National High Performance Center under the new administration, which has stoked speculation about a comeback. Sethi remarked on Arab News, “I won’t stop Mohammad Amir if he wants to make himself eligible to play for Pakistan again.
He continued, “A player who has accepted his crime, assisted the ICC in putting an end to match-fixing and corruption, and then paid a five-year punishment for being away from cricket deserves to come back.”
