Watch Viral Video: Pakistan Star Called 'Fixer' By Fan In New York

The stain of spot-fixing continues to haunt Pakistan pacer Mohammad Amir to this day.

In 2010, Mohammad Amir received a five-year ban for his involvement in fixing at the age of just 18.

Source : PTI

Mohammad Amir viral video: A viral video on social media captured Pakistan's star pacer Mohammad Amir being called a 'fixer' as he walked along the boundary rope after a match in New York.

In 2010, Mohammad Amir received a five-year ban for his involvement in fixing at the age of just 18. He made a comeback to international cricket in 2016 but retired in 2020.

Impressive performances in the Pakistan Super League (PSL) caught the attention of fans and selectors alike, prompting the talented pacer to reverse his retirement decision in time for the 2024 T20 World Cup. However, the stain of spot-fixing continues to haunt Amir to this day.

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T20 World Cup 2024: Watch viral video of Mohammad Amir being called 'fixer' by a fan in New York

Boht he ghatiya harkat

— Zaheer (@ZaheerAhmad0786) June 12, 2024

bewaqoof log. Such people should be immmediately kicked out of the stadium by security.

— Mehwish Ali (@mehwish_al47962) June 12, 2024

Khuda maf kr deata hai log nai sai kaha tha kisi nay

— Yahya Warraich (@YahyaWarra47782) June 12, 2024

shameful people let the man live

— Makaveli (@B10Faz) June 12, 2024

I was there standing besides the guy doing this. Horrible from the fan. He has been punished for his actions, let's move on.

— Basit Irfan (@basitirfan) June 12, 2024

Pakistan's most-recent win against Canada powered them to third position in ICC T20 World Cup 2024 Group A points table. India have already qualified for Super 8 stage and with that just one more team from Group A can make it to the next stage.

USA are placed at second position in points table, one place above Pakistan but Babar Azam's 'Men in Green' have a better net run rate than that of USA and still have a chance of making it to the next stage.