"Endured a lot of torture", Mohammad Aamir announces to quit cricket

Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Aamir has said that he can no longer play under the current management of the cricket board, so he is leaving international cricket.

In a video statement, Mohammad Amir said that the current team management was torturing him mentally and he could not bear the stress in the current situation.

Mohammad Aamir said that despite the performances, I am ridiculed. The current coaches say in hushed words that Aamir cheated. "I was sidelined as planned, I was given the impression that I did not want to play for the country. My personal decision was linked to the league and it was said that I do not want to play for the country, although there is no such thing.

Mohammad Aamir said in his statement that he could not play cricket with the current management of the PCB. "I don't think I can play any more cricket the way it has been. He endured a lot of torture from 2010 to 2015.

He said he had been punished for what he had done and was accompanied by only two people, Najam Sethi and Shahid Afridi. I will always be grateful to both of them.

Wasim Khan, chief executive of the Pakistan Cricket Board, has contacted the fast bowler over Muhammad Aamir's announcement to quit cricket.

According to the PCB, Mohammad Amir's name will not be considered for any international match, it is his personal decision.

According to the PCB, the PCB respects the decision of Muhammad Amir.