Ramiz Raja surprised by Mohammad Amir's 'glorious comeback' after five-year ban
Ramiz, who has always been vocal about his opposition to Amir's return to international cricket, said that he had never thought Amir would be able to make a glorious comeback.
Former Pakistan captain and renowned commentator Ramiz Raja has said that he was surprised by paceman Mohammad Amir's sensational comeback to the international cricket after serving a five-year ban for spot-fixing.
Amir, who made his international comeback last month, won praises from cricketing fraternity after producing a fiery four-over spell against India in the just-concluded Asia Cup match against India.Ramiz, who has always been vocal about his opposition to Amir's return to international cricket, said that he had never thought Amir would be able to make a glorious comeback, the Express Tribune reported.
The former cricketer admitted that Amir endured a lot of pressure to prove himself on and off the field, adding that the fast bowler has smartly dealt with all the odds. However, Ramiz reiterated his previous stance that banned cricketers should not be allowed to resume cricket.
The left-arm pacer was banned along with former skipper Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif after being found guilty of various offences of corrupt behaviour relating to the Lord's Test between England and Pakistan in August 2010.