Mohammad Amir Shines in Abu Dhabi T10 with Impressive Four-Wicket Performance

In an impressive comeback to the Abu Dhabi T10 league, Mohammad Amir showcased his skills with a four-wicket haul against the UAE Bulls. He praised teammate Khawaja Nafay for his remarkable form, having scored 144 runs without being dismissed. Amir discussed the importance of maintaining momentum for the Quetta Qavalry, who have won all their matches so far. He emphasized his strategy of focusing on taking wickets rather than just containing runs. With five wickets in his last two games, Amir credits his bowling unit for their support. The Quetta Qavalry has secured a playoff spot and will face the Vista Riders next.

By Narendra Chaudhary Nov 24, 2025, 19:22 IST

Amir's Stellar Comeback

Mohammad Amir, the fast bowler from Pakistan, made a remarkable return to the Abu Dhabi T10 league, achieving an impressive four-wicket haul against the UAE Bulls in his season opener. He also praised his teammate Khawaja Nafay for his outstanding performance this season, having scored 144 runs in just four innings, including 12 sixes, without being dismissed.

Praise for Khawaja Nafay's Work Ethic

Amir expressed admiration for Khawaja Nafay, stating, "His dedication is commendable, and it’s his greatest asset. If he maintains his concentration, he could soon become a vital player for Pakistan cricket."

Quetta Qavalry's Winning Streak

Discussing the Quetta Qavalry's performance, Amir noted, "While we have won all our matches so far, early victories can sometimes lead to tougher challenges later in the season, which could pose a risk for us. I hope we can sustain this momentum."

Wicket-Taking Strategy

Amir elaborated on his bowling strategy, saying, "It's crucial to evaluate the pitch and determine which deliveries will be most effective. In this format, execution is key. Even with good execution, runs can still be scored against you. Therefore, I prioritize taking wickets over merely containing runs, as this enhances my chances of success."

Despite missing the first three matches, Amir has claimed five wickets in his last two games, boasting an impressive economy rate of 7.25. He credited his bowling teammates, stating, "Khuzaima, Jason Holder, and Abbas Afridi have been performing exceptionally well, which alleviates the pressure on me. In this format, while batsmen can win matches, a strong bowling lineup can secure the tournament victory."

Playoffs Qualification

The Quetta Qavalry became the first team to secure a spot in the playoffs on Sunday and will face the Vista Riders next at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi.