Amir Joins Kandahar Warriors in Afghanistan Premier League
News Desk
KARACHI: Former Pakistani fast bowler Mohammad Amir has been selected by Kandahar Warriors in the platinum category of the Afghanistan Premier League (APL), set to take place later this year.
Amir, who holds a British passport, will bring his extensive experience to the team as they prepare for the upcoming tournament.
The Afghanistan Premier League, which has gained popularity since its inception, will feature a draft event where teams will finalize their rosters.
Amir’s inclusion in the Kandahar Warriors is seen as a significant boost for the franchise, which aims to enhance its competitive edge in the league.
This move not only highlights Amir’s ongoing career in cricket but also reflects the growing trend of international players participating in leagues across South Asia.
The APL serves as a platform for players to showcase their talents and for franchises to attract global cricketing talent, which could have implications for the development of cricket in Afghanistan.
As the APL approaches, teams will continue to finalize their line-ups, and fans eagerly await the tournament’s commencement.
The league is expected to draw significant attention, both locally and internationally, as it showcases emerging cricketing talent.

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