Mohammad Amir once again retires from the international circuit, and this time, it seems like there's no coming back. Read below for details.

Pakistan fast bowler Mohammed Amir announced his retirement from international cricket once again on Saturday, December 14 after making a comeback earlier this year. Notably, Amir made a return to international cricket after coming out of his retirement in March 2024 and represented the national side after a gap of three years and eight months in the series against New Zealand.

Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir announced his retirement from international cricket on Saturday, ending a controversial career that saw him jailed on spot-fixing charges. The 32-year-old came out of retirement earlier this year to play in the Twenty20 World Cup in the United States and West Indies.

Pakistani fast bowler Mohammad Amir, 32, has retired from international cricket after a career spanning over a decade. He played 36 Tests, 61 ODIs, and 62 T20Is, claiming 271 wickets. His memorable 3-16 spell in the 2017 Champions Trophy final against India helped Pakistan secure the title.

Controversial Pakistan pacer Mohammad Amir on Saturday bid farewell to international cricket for the second time, leaving fans and critics divided, with many mocking his repeated retirement announcements.

Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir and all-rounder Imad Wasim announce their full international retirements for the second time.

Imad Wasim was the first to retire and Mohammad Amir followed suit a day after. Both Imad Wasim and Mohammad Amir played for Pakistan in the recent edition of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup in the USA and the Caribbean.

Amir, who was banned from cricket for five years between 2010 and 2015 on spot-fixing charges and was briefly jailed for his crime, retired from all forms of international cricket in 2020.