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ICC chief backs Mohammad Amir to make successful international comeback

Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir can make a successful comeback to international cricket despite his long absence from the sport due to a ban for spot-fixing, believes ICC chief executive David Richardson

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Karachi: Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir can make a successful comeback to International Cricket despite his long absence from the sport due to a ban for spot-fixing, believes International Cricket Council (ICC) chief executive David Richardson.

Earlier in the year, the left-armer had received permission from the ICC to return early to domestic cricket from his five-year ban over the infamous spot-fixing episode in a Test against England in 2010.

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