Amir, who retired in 2020, had also returned to international cricket to participate in the T20 World Cup 2024.
Pakistani cricketers Mohammad Amir and Imad Wasim are poised to retire from international cricket once more, with an official announcement anticipated soon. Imad had previously retired in November 2023 but made a comeback after a successful campaign in the Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2024, where he played a crucial role in Islamabad United’s victory and earned the Player of the Match award in the final against Multan Sultans. Amir, who retired in 2020, had also returned to international cricket to participate in the T20 World Cup 2024.
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In a recent press conference, Imad mentioned that they will consider their retirement plans after their match against Ireland. He highlighted that their return was driven by the desire to make a final attempt at winning the World Cup for Pakistan, emphasizing the significant achievements of playing in T20 World Cup semi-finals and finals. Despite their efforts, Pakistan was unable to advance past the first round of the T20 World Cup, leading both players to contemplate retirement once again.
Imad and Amir’s comeback was fueled by a passion to represent Pakistan at the highest level and to end their careers on a high note. Despite the disappointing outcome in the World Cup, they expressed pride in their contributions and the joy they aimed to bring to the nation. Their final appearance for Pakistan will be in the match against Ireland on Sunday, after which they will focus on playing in various cricket leagues.
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