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Mohammad Amir, the former Pakistan cricketer, was spotted getting angry at a fan for calling him a “fixer” during the ongoing edition of the Pakistan Super League (PSL). The heated verbal exchange between Mohammad Amir and the fan happened when he played for Quetta Gladiators against Lahore Qalandars on Sunday, March 10, at the National Stadium in Karachi.
On the social media platform X, a video has gone viral, wherein a fan behind the railing, shouted “fixer fixer” towards Mohammad Amir, who walked past him to make his way to the field at the National Stadium. But, he swiftly returned to confront the fan, shouting expletives at him before saying, “Ghar se yehi seekh ke aate ho (Is this what you learn at your home?)”.
Notably, in 2010, Mohammad Amir, a star in the making in the cricketing world, was embroiled in a spot-fixing episode, bowling deliberate no-balls against England at the Lord’s in London. As an 18-year-old player, he faced a five-year ban from cricket and received a jail sentence, alongside Mohammad Asif, and the Pakistan captain at that time, Salman Butt. Check the top betting trends on the best betting apps in India and sites.
Upon his return to the national team, Mohammad Amir managed to help Pakistan win the ICC Champions Trophy in 2017 after defeating the arch-rivals India in the final at The Oval in London. Following his retirement from international cricket, the 31-year-old has been playing in franchise T20 leagues. Currently, he played a key role in Quetta Gladiators securing a spot in the playoffs of the PSL after defeating Lahore Qalandars in a last-ball thriller .
Here is Mohammad Amir abusing a fan for calling him a fixer:
