Former Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir has spoken about his life in the United Kingdom, saying, “I’m a British local now, so the Pakistan chapter is closed.” The former pacer’s remarks have sparked interest among cricket fans, given his long-standing association with Pakistan cricket.
Amir’s remarks have drawn attention from cricket fans, given his long and eventful association with Pakistan cricket. The left-arm pacer represented Pakistan across formats and played a key role in the team’s memorable 2017 ICC Champions Trophy triumph.
Amir retired from international cricket in 2020 before making himself available for selection again in 2024. Despite his international career coming to an end, he remains a prominent and often debated figure among Pakistani cricket supporters. His latest comments highlight his current life and identity in Britain, while his cricketing legacy remains closely linked to Pakistan.
It is worth mentioning here that Pakistani fast bowler Mohammad Amir has officially been granted British citizenship and has also been issued a British passport. Following his acquisition of British citizenship, the doors to the Indian Premier League (IPL) have technically opened for him.
According to media reports, Mohammad Amir had been living in the United Kingdom for several years with his British-born wife, Narjis Khan, and their children. After completing all the necessary legal procedures and fulfilling the required residency period, he has now obtained British citizenship.
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