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'Such a pity' — How Pakistan’s Mohammad Amir paid heavy price for cricket fixing scandal

  • Spot-fixing scandal 10 years ago cost the player the chance to become one of Pakistan’s greatest players
  • Amir was granted a return to international cricket in 2016 but he had lost vital time to develop
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Fast bowler Amir to join Pakistan team after child’s birth

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Pakistan paying price for over-reliance on lone ranger Amir

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Amir aims for another Taunton triumph as Australia await

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Pakistan recall Amir for South Africa ODI series

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Duanne Olivier dominates once again to put South Africa in control of second Test against Pakistan

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Pakistan bypass Amir for Australia T20 series

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Amir eyes golden memory as Pakistan look to finish off England

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Pakistan’s Mohammad Amir ‘100 percent ready’ to face England, says coach

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Amir proves his fitness as Pakistan draw final warm-up match

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Amir injury ‘concerns’ Pakistan

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Azhar Mahmood adamant Pakistan ‘want more’ from Mohammad Amir

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