Fast bowler Mohammad Amir has joined Nottinghamshire as a domestic player for the remainder of the Vitality Blast.
Nottinghamshire agree short-term Mohammad Amir deal
Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club confirmed that a short-term deal has been agreed with Mohammad Amir for the remaining matches of the competition. The club welcomed him to the squad and stated that he would be available as a local player due to his British passport.
Amir pleased to join Nottinghamshire for Vitality Blast
Amir expressed his satisfaction at joining Nottinghamshire for the Vitality Blast, saying he was pleased to be part of the side and was looking forward to playing. He added that he had heard much about the club and was eager to take part in the competition.
Mohammad Amir goes straight into our 15-strong squad for the trip to Kent 🙌
— Nottinghamshire CCC (@TrentBridge) June 25, 2026
Former Spitfire George Linde is hoping the Outlaws can maintain their momentum at a venue he knows well.
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It is noted that the former Pakistan fast bowler has become a British citizen and has been issued a British passport by the authorities in the United Kingdom. This status allows him to be registered as a domestic cricketer.
Pakistan's 2009 T20 World Cup winner Mohammad Amir joins English county Nottinghamshire as a domestic player for Vitality Blast remainder.
