Never found it tough bowling to Virat or Rohit, it's easy to get Rohit out, claims Mohammad Amir 

Bilateral cricket between India and Pakistan has turned scarce over the years with political tensions prevailing between both countries. While India have been able to dominate the Men in Green in World Cup events, they had lost out the 2017 Champions Trophy finale to the arch-rivals, which remains arguably Pakistan's greatest victory of the last decade. One of the major protagonists in that finale triumph was Mohammad Amir, who sent back India's world-class top-order consisting of Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan and Virat Kohli inside the first nine overs in a big chase of 339, which India lost ultimately.

“I haven't found it tough bowling to either. In fact, I find it easy to bowl to him (Rohit). I feel that I can get him out both ways. He struggles against the in-swinger from a left-armer and as well as against the ball that goes away early on. I may say that I find bowling to Virat slightly tougher because he revels in pressure situations, but otherwise, I've never found it difficult bowling to either of the two,” Amir told Cricwick, reported HT.

“Never doubt those players who have won games for you in the past. Never doubt their ability due to statistics. Rather than focusing too much on statistics, you must see whether the player has the ability to win games for Pakistan from difficult situations. When a player is in a bad phase, that is when the team management and fans need to back him the most,” Mohammad Amir said.

“When a player doesn't perform even after getting ample chances, the management must tell the player to go back to domestic cricket and perform so that he could make a comeback into the national team. But here (in Pakistan) they say his career is over, he is not good enough anymore,” he added.