Mohammad Aamer

[Pak_Forever]

Excellent effort Amir....this is just the beginning from him! :hehe: at his h*ters!

[Deleted_User_1]

This kid is more impressive than when Ishant broke out in Aus. More pace and more aggression and younger.

[ludhianvi]

As a leftie, also adds variation to the bowling attack

[Texy]

great find for pakistan...fifer in test match vs Oz will give him lot of confidence

[Pak_Fan_4_Eva]

Brilliant spell by Aamer.:clap: He single handedly cleaned up the Aussie middle order. We want more consistency from him. This performance just goes to show he is capable of bowling like this and perhaps even better. Insh`Allah Aamer will do us proud:icflove:

[S.Bond]

he looks often good but doens't get enough wickets, this innings was the first time he really bowled brillantly with reward;.. Ponting, hussey, clarke, north and haddin ouahhhhhh that's great wickets;.. unlucky that he had watto dropped... great performance... I hope he will get better and play long for pakistan, pakistan need him a lot;..

[falcons360]

he is a great player congrats to fellow Pakistan. They have found themselves the next Wasim Akram. As some are saying that this lad is more impressive then Ishant now that comment i disagree because Ishant was as good or even batter when he debuted in Austrelia, although its obvious ha has hit a lack of form but his talent is unquestioned. I do think guys that Ishant is fatigued and out worked. I think Pakistan can learn from this situation and preserve Aamir from fatigue and injury.

[King Tendulkar]

His lucky he does not have to bowl at the number 1 test team in the world. The galiticos would take care of him

[S.Bond]

His lucky he does not have to bowl at the number 1 test team in the world. The galiticos would take care of him

hmmmm i hope ha plays test cricket against india, with india number 1 team... and tendulkar, dravid, laxman still in the team...

[king2be98]

Whats with the comparisons to Ishant Sharma? Ishant Sharma is a line andf length medium pacer, Aamer is a genuine fast bowler. You can't compare the two, they are worlds apart. Ishant is probably closer to Mohammed Asif and Aamer is perhaps slightly less gifted version of a young Akram, I say this because he doesn't the ability to bring the ball back in so sharple to as Akram did. As for who'll be more successful, well it's a tough call, but Aamer has one thing running for him that Ishant doesn't, raw pace. Ishant on the other hand you could argue something even better, bounce. I prefer pace myself though.

[punjabi_khota]

Whats with the comparisons to Ishant Sharma? Ishant Sharma is a line andf length medium pacer, Aamer is a genuine fast bowler. You can't compare the two, they are worlds apart. Ishant is probably closer to Mohammed Asif and Aamer is perhaps slightly less gifted version of a young Akram, I say this because he doesn't the ability to bring the ball back in so sharple to as Akram did. As for who'll be more successful, well it's a tough call, but Aamer has one thing running for him that Ishant doesn't, raw pace. Ishant on the other hand you could argue something even better, bounce. I prefer pace myself though.

Lol Ishant clocked the same speeds as Aamer in the OZ tour. Stop your rabbling and give this kid some time before you ejaculate.

[Deleted_User_1]

Whats with the comparisons to Ishant Sharma? Ishant Sharma is a line andf length medium pacer, Aamer is a genuine fast bowler. You can't compare the two, they are worlds apart. Ishant is probably closer to Mohammed Asif and Aamer is perhaps slightly less gifted version of a young Akram, I say this because he doesn't the ability to bring the ball back in so sharple to as Akram did. As for who'll be more successful, well it's a tough call, but Aamer has one thing running for him that Ishant doesn't, raw pace. Ishant on the other hand you could argue something even better, bounce. I prefer pace myself though.

Ishant was hailed as fast when he was bowling down under. He was consistently hitting 140 - 145 kph. I think this lad is faster than Akram. He always seems to be bowling above 140, and occasionally 150+

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Pakistan's Mohammed Aamer is fast and hostile: Shane Watson Shane Watson is bracing himself for another fiery battle with Pakistan's Mohammed Aamer at the SCG on Sunday, describing the teenager as "very fast and very hostile". More... Pakistan's Mohammed Aamer is fast and hostile: Shane Watson By Greg Buckle January 01, 2010 Shane Watson is bracing himself for another fiery battle with Pakistan's Mohammed Aamer at the SCG on Sunday, describing the teenager as "very fast and very hostile". The 17-year-old left-armer gave a stunning display in Pakistan's 170-run defeat in the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne, taking 5-79 from 24 overs in Australia's second innings. With a thick mop of black hair and wearing a white headband almost as thick, Aamer mesmerised the Australian batsmen with his swing, pace and seam movement. Opener Watson, who made 93 and 120 not out in the first Test in Melbourne, managed to avoid losing his wicket to the talented young quick. However he's only too aware of the 150 km/h onslaught that's coming his way in Sunday's second Test. “The only way you can knock his confidence around is to try and get him to bowl a lot of overs. It was amazing, he just kept coming,” Watson said on Friday. “Even in the second innings he was able to string a number of spells together that were still very fast and very hostile. He's an amazingly talented young guy. “He's very clever with what he bowls. He doesn't bowl too many bad balls, which is amazing for a 17-year-old, and he bowls at good pace. “It's great fun and a good competition out there. He doesn't take a backward step and neither do I. “He's definitely up there with (West Indies) Kemar Roach. Kemar Roach obviously bowls with very good pace, but the left-armer definitely brings in a different trajectory to you and different angle. “They're very similar pace. You've got to be on your toes and ready to go otherwise you could get yourself into a bit of trouble.” Pakistan are set to recall leg-spinner Danish Kaneria, possibly for off-spinner Saeed Ajmal, with Umar Gul a chance to replace paceman Abdur Rauf. Watson says the inclusion of Kaneria, back from a finger injury, would give the touring team's attack a stronger look. “My first Test match was here against Pakistan and he got six or seven wickets in that innings (7-188 in November 2005),” Watson said. “It will give them a little more firepower with it spinning in Sydney.” Watson also backed Australia's bowlers to do well in Sydney, saying their performance in Melbourne was very impressive. “It's the most complete bowling performance we've had since I've been involved with all these guys,” pace bowler Watson said.

[achilles]

Aamer :--D

[PotterManiac]

:omg:

[DomainK]

Watson liked the kisses?:omg:

[Pakistan-India]

Watson liked the kisses?:omg:

nope he liked the speed of this kid, aamer, umar, and the afridi(atleast another 12 years from him) will take pakistan along way

[punjabi_khota]

nope he liked the speed of this kid' date=' aamer, umar, and the afridi([i']atleast another 12 years from him) will take pakistan along way

:giggle::giggle: I guess you started 2010 with some homegrown pot ?

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Aamer ruled out with groin injury Pakistan's Mohammad Aamer has been ruled out of the second Test match against Australia with a groin injury. More...

[hitman1980]

As if he would have made a difference ...