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“No Fights, Just Aggression in Fast Bowling”: Mohammad Amir

Quetta Gladiators pacer Mohammad Amir grabbed headlines in a high-pressure PSL 2025 match by sending Peshawar Zalmi skipper Babar Azam back to the pavilion with a well-directed ball — followed by an energetic and animated celebration that soon went viral on social media.

His enthusiastic celebration attracted not only the attention of fans but also cricket great Sir Vivian Richards, who was observed telling Amir to remain calm and cool — an incident that also went viral on the internet.

Amir: “Aggression is Part of Fast Bowling”
In a chat with the media after the game, Amir explained that there was no personal hatred involved in his actions on the field.

“There’s no fight with anyone out there. But yes, there is aggression involved in fast bowling — and that is what makes it exciting,” Amir said.

He clarified that this level of intensity was only expected to happen during the high-pressure competition and was usually enjoyed by fans who loved watching the fire and passion of pace-filled cricket.

Focused on Bowling, Not the Batter
Even with his aggressive nature, Amir showed admiration for Babar Azam, whom he referred to as a “great batter.” He also shared that he always prepares himself with a concrete plan when facing great players such as Babar.

“Babar is one of the best. I have particular plans for him. If they come off, great — but my intention always is on my bowling, not on whoever is standing in front of me,” he further added.

Social Media Responds to On-Field Drama
The on-field battle between Amir and Babar fueled an existing rivalry, and social media came alive with reactions to the celebration of the fast bowler and Sir Viv Richards’ intervention. Social media argued the thin line between passion and provocation, and others acclaimed Amir’s candor and aggressive competitiveness.

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