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Mohammad Aamer five year ban
Thu, January 29 2015
Mohammad Aamer cleared by ICC to play domestic cricket in Pakistan
Aamer was banned for five years along with Butt and Asif in a spot fixing case in England in 2010.
Fri, January 23 2015
Mohammad Aamer could return to First-Class cricket in February
Mohammad Aamer's five year ban is supposed to end in August this year.
Sun, January 11 2015
Mohammad Aamer could play for Pakistan within six months, says PCB Chief
Mohammad Aamer was banned for five years for spot-fixing.
Sun, April 13 2014
Ironic announcements: Mohammad Aamer and the Wisden awards
The news must have reached Aamer that Wisden have chosen this year’s quintet as well.
Thu, March 27 2014
Mohammad Aamer aims to start playing before end of ban
Mohammad Aamer appears determined to make things right to ensure comeback.
Wed, October 16 2013
Mohammad Aamer hopes his ban is reduced as PCB take up his case with ICC
Mohammad Aamer, the banned Pakistani speedster has expressed his wish to return to cricket early. Aamer was banned for five years for his role in spot-fixing during the 2010 Lord’s Test against England. Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief, Najam Sethi is pursuing Aamer’s case before the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) board meeting in London, which is commencing on Thursday.
Wed, August 14 2013
Mohammad Aamer should not be shown leniency due to talent
From the moment the News of the World (NoTW) published the spot-fixing story, the cricketing world, it seemed, was taken by storm. A large number of Pakistani cricket fanatics went about expressing soft sentiments for the young Mohammad Aamer and each had their own argument.
Fri, August 09 2013
Mohammad Aamer backs Rahul Dravid’s call to criminalise match-fixing
Banned Pakistan pacer Mohammad Aamer, whose international career was ruined due to involvement in spot-fixing, has backed former Indian captain Rahul Dravid's suggestion to make fixing a criminal offence.
Mon, June 24 2013
Najam Sethi to request ICC to reduce Mohammad Aamer ban
Pakistan's interim cricket chief said Monday he would ask the sport's governing body to reduce a five-year ban against promising fast bowler Mohammad Aamer for spot fixing.
Wed, September 05 2012
Mohammad Aamer hopes to return to international cricket by 2015
Pakistan's banned pacer Mohammad Aamer is hoping to be allowed back in international cricket in 2015, when he would complete a minimum five-year ban for his role in the 2010 spot-fixing scandal that shook the game.