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Best over from Mohammad Amir in ODI

Moammad Amir is one of the best bowler in the world of cricket. But at the moment the pacer is going through a lean patch here. He is not been able to get wickets like he used
to in the past. Amir is currently facing a lot of issues in his bowling performance.

How good he was in the past can be calculated with this one over. This is a young Mohammad Amir bowling in an ODI game in Australia on his first tour. Now this over is definitely one of the best when it comes to swing bowling with the white ball.

Shoaib akhtar was talking in the ptv sports program "Game On hai". He told about the Amir performance that why he couldnt performing now. He told that he has action amd runup problem. When he run and throw the ball at the end of runup after throwing ball his head is going downwards. Doctor Nauman also added that his non ball hand mean hi right hand also have problem when he bowl. He is facing also some pressures.



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