Pakistani players will play IPL with British citizenship! Self-provided information

Former Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir will soon get British citizenship. Aamir will soon get a British passport as he is married to British lawyer Narjis Khan. This process may take another year. Aamir can play in the Indian Premier League after getting the British passport, which the Pakistan legend gave a special comment about.

Will Mohammad Amir play international cricket and Indian Premier League after getting British citizenship in the near future? Many people have this question. The former Pakistan bowler himself has answered this question. Mohammad Amir said, “It will take me one more year to get British citizenship. It remains to be seen what the situation will be after a year. Currently I am moving forward one step at a time. What will happen next, I don’t know. If anything happens, I will certainly inform you about it.”

Aamir will be eligible to play in the Indian Premier League after receiving British citizenship. “I have played in Pakistan and now I don’t want to play for England,” said the Pakistani legend. IPL 2024 is still one year away. We don’t know what will happen tomorrow. I will take advantage of the good opportunities that will come after getting the passport.” Considering the career of 31-year-old Mohammad Amir, he has played 36 Tests, 61 ODIs and 50 T20 Internationals for the Pakistan Cricket Team. He has more than 250 wickets to his name in international cricket. He last played for Pakistan in 2020.

IPL started in 2008. In the first season of the league, Pakistani players were admitted. But after the Mumbai blasts in 2008, the BCCI and the Indian government denied Pakistani players entry to the IPL. Pakistan’s Azhar Mahmood played in the IPL from 2012 to 2015, but was a British citizen then. (Pakistani players will play IPL with British citizenship)

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