Mohammad Amir fell in love while serving his sentence in jail, married his own lawyer

Pakistan's fast bowler Mohammad Amir is being discussed a lot these days. Actually, according to Mohammad Amir, he has a UK card, because his wife Nargis Khan is a British citizen. Mohammad Amir and Nargis Khan also have a son.

Love story of mohd amir very interesting

The love story of Mohammad Amir and Nargis Khan is very interesting. Actually, it is a matter of those days when Mohammad Amir's name came in match-fixing in the year 2010. Mohammad Amir had to go to jail for match-fixing. Amir's case was being fought by Nargis Khan, a British citizen of Pakistan origin.

Got married with his own lawyer

While fighting the case, the closeness of Nargis Khan and Mohammad Amir started increasing and both of them fell in love with each other. Amir was banned for five years after being involved in match-fixing. Aamir was then 18 years old. Mohammad Amir and Nargis Khan got married in the year 2016.

Mohammad Amir preparing to play IPL

Mohammad Amir once again returned to international cricket in 2016. Mohammad Amir said goodbye to international cricket in 2020 due to internal politics in Pakistan cricket. There are reports that Mohammad Amir is preparing to play IPL by becoming a British citizen.

What was the whole matter?

In August 2010, in the Lord's Cricket Test, three cricketers along with bookie Mazhar Majid had done spot-fixing and this sting operation was done by 'News of World' reporter. In this entire matter, all the things of spot-fixing were captured in the camera. When will each no ball be bowled the day before the match? For this the accused cricketers had taken a hefty amount. In this test match, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir bowled one and two no balls respectively at the behest of captain Salaman Butt.

Had long planned to settle in Britain

It was only after retiring from Test cricket that Mohammad Amir was planning to get a British passport and settle in Britain. Aamir married Nargis Khan, a British national, in September 2016. Amir was part of the Pakistan team that won the 2009 World T20 Cup and the 2017 Champions Trophy title. At the time when he was involved in the spot-fixing controversy, he was just 18 years old.

He also faced a ban from 2010 to 2015 on charges of spot-fixing. In 2011, captain Salman Butt, Amir and Mohammad Asif were suspended for five years by the ICC after being found guilty of fixing on the England tour. Amir's fellow pacer Mohammad Asif and then captain Salman Butt were sentenced to prison in November 2011 by a UK court after finding him guilty of spot-fixing during the 2010 Test series in England. Mohammad Amir had to remain in lock-up for almost half a year.