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Mohammad Amir to join Pakistan squad for England tour

Pakistan bowler Mohammad Amir will join the national squad for the upcoming tour to England.

The 28-year-old had previously made himself unavailable for the series in oder to be with his wife for the birth of their second daughter.

Much like others, the left-arm seamer will have to be tested negative twice for COVID-19 before traveling to England.


If cleared, Amir will feature in the three T20 Internationals against England, starting August 28 at the Ageas Bowl in Southampton.

Pakistan is scheduled to play three Tests and three T20s during the tour.

The three-Test match series gets underway on 5 August at Old Trafford.

Eng vs Pak Test series


1st Test: Emirates Old Trafford, August 5-9
2nd Test: The Ageas Bowl, August 13-17
3rd Test: The Ageas Bowl, August 21-25

Eng vs Pak T20I series


1st T20I: Emirates Old Trafford, August 28
2nd T20I: Emirates Old Trafford, August 30
3rd T20I, Emirates Old Trafford, September 1
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