Mohammad Amir Age, Wiki and Bio

Mohammad Amir

Quick Info

ProfessionCricketer
NationalityPakistani
Date of Birth13/04/1992
Age32 years
BirthplaceGujjar Khan, Punjab, Pakistan

Bio/Wiki

Real NameMohammad Aamer
NicknameAmir

Physical Stats & More

Height6' 2"
Eye ColorBlack
Hair ColorBlack

Personal Life

Zodiac signAries
HometownGujjar Khan, Punjab, Pakistan
ReligionIslam
HobbiesListening music

Relationships & More

Marital StatusMarried
Affairs/GirlfriendsNarjis Khatun
WifeNarjis Khatun

Family

FatherNot Known
MotherNaseem Akter
SiblingsMohammad Ijaz, 6 more siblings
SpouseNarjis Khatun

Career

International Debut
Test4 July 2009 vs Sri Lanka in Galle
ODI30 July 2009 vs Sri Lanka in Dambulla
T207 June 2009 vs England in London
International RetirementOn Thursday, 17 December 2020, he announced his retirement from international cricket
Last Match
Test11 January 2019 vs South Africa at The Wanderers Stadium
ODI2 October 2019 vs Sri Lanka at Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium
T2030 August 2020 vs England at Emirates Old Trafford
Coach/MentorWasim Akram
Jersey Number#5 (Pakistan), #5 (IPL, County Cricket)
Domestic/State TeamPakistan U19, Pakistan, Chittagong Vikings, Karachi Kings
Nature on fieldVery Aggressive
Likes to play againstIndia
Favourite BallReverse Swing
Records
  • In 2010, at Lords he picked up 6/84 in the 4th Test against England
  • He and Saeed Ajmal became the 2nd pair to make a 100 runs + partnership stand for No.10 in an ODI with a 103 run stand
  • In 2016, he became the only bowler to take PSL hat-trick in a match against Lahore Qalandars
Career Turning PointPakistan's U-19 tour to England where he took 8 wickets

Favourites

Cricketer(s)
BatsmanHashim Amla
BowlerWasim Akram
FoodChicken
ActorShaan Shahid

Some Lesser Known Facts

Amir played his first international match for Pakistan in 2009 when he was only 17 years old.
His talent was first recognized by Wasim Akram.
In 2010, he, along with Mohammed Asif and Salman Butt, was implicated in a spot-fixing scandal involving Mazar Majeed, a British sporting agent, resulting in guilt verdicts.
After serving a 5-year ban, he made a comeback to domestic cricket in 2015.