Aamir Sohail: सास पर टिप्पणी, मैदान पर लड़ाई और फिक्सिंग में फंसा… वर्ल्ड क्रिकेट का बैड बॉय प्लेयर

New Delhi: Pakistan’s T20 tournament PSL has also started on the lines of IPL. Many former cricketers participate in Pakistan Super League as coaches. Those who are not coaches, they comment. Aamir Sohail is also one of them. Aamir Sohail, a former captain and his era opener, has played 47 Tests and 156 ODIs for Pakistan in his 10 -year long career between 1990 and 2000.

Will you send your mother -in -law?
Aamir Sohail, a left -handed aggressive opener Aamir Sohail, who was a member of the 1992 World Cup Winning Pakistani team, has an old relationship with controversies. An interesting incident against England took place in the final of this tournament, which became a memorable moment in cricket history. Aamir Sohail told England’s great all -rounder Ian Botham, ‘Who is coming now? Your mother -in -law? ‘ Actually, this was the answer to the question that England all -rounder Ian Botham said after a visit to Pakistan in the 1980s, ‘Pakistan is such a boring place that every man should send his mother -in -law for a month.’ In this match, Pakistan defeated England by 22 runs to win their first World Cup title.

This great cricketer came as an angel for Vinod Kambli, will give so much money for life

Fight with Venkatesh Prasad
In the 1996 World Cup quarter -finals, Aamir Sohail hit the ball of Indian fast bowler Venkatesh Prasad for a fours in the cover against staunch rival India in Bangalore. After which there was an argument between the two players. Sohail had also said something while raising Prasad. But on the next ball, Venkatesh Prasad bowled him and took revenge.

Fixing, commentary again politics
Aamir Sohail was at the center of the match fixing scandal that shook cricket in the 1990s. After retiring from cricket in 2001, Aamir Sohail became the chief selector of the national team, his term ended in January 2004. When he was replaced by wicketkeeper of former national team Wasim Bari. On 4 February 2014, he was appointed as the chief selector of the national team for the second time. On 18 August 2011, Aamir Sohail took membership of Nawaz Sharif’s party Pakistan Muslim League.