"Jese bohat bara criminal hai" — Mohammad Amir slams online trolling of Mohammad Rizwan over dressing room leak row

Mohammad Amir has reacted to the online trolling of Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter Mohammad Rizwan over the ongoing dressing room leak controversy. Amir strongly criticised the way Rizwan has been targeted on social media and shared his reaction to the posts.

Rizwan was summoned by the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) along with Pakistan batter Imam-ul-Haq. The development came after Pakistan's recent 3-0 Test series defeat against England, where they lost all three matches at Headingley, Lord's and Edgbaston.

Pakistan's batting performance was a major talking point during the series, as the team struggled to put up strong totals in the first two Tests. Amir's comments have now drawn attention as fans continue to discuss the controversy involving Rizwan and the alleged dressing room leaks.

Mohammad Amir reacts strongly to online trolling of Mohammad Rizwan amid leak probe

Mohammad Amir has reacted strongly to the online trolling of Mohammad Rizwan over the dressing room leak controversy. The former Pakistan pacer defended Rizwan and questioned the way he was being targeted on social media.

Rizwan and Imam-ul-Haq were summoned by the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) as part of the probe. The matter came into focus after Pakistan suffered a 3-0 Test series defeat against England.

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Amir's comments have now started a fresh discussion among Pakistan cricket fans. Many fans are also sharing their views on social media about Rizwan, the dressing room leak controversy and Amir's reaction.

"If nothing is found on his phone, will you all apologize?" —Inside Amir's full statement

Mohammad Amir has questioned the way Mohammad Rizwan is being treated during the ongoing inquiry. He said people should be ashamed if Rizwan was stopped from travelling because an investigation is still taking place.

Amir wrote, "Agar to yeah news sach hai k Rizwan ko Umarah pe nahi jane diya gaya kyun k inquiry chal rahi hai to sharam ani chahiye rokne walon ko. Us ko aise treat kar rahe ho jaise bohat bara criminal hai." He criticised the way Rizwan has been treated during the investigation.

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Amir also asked what would happen if nothing was found on Rizwan's phone. He added, "Aur agar Rizwan k phone se kuch na mila to kia tum sab us se maafi mango ge poori duniya k samne?" His statement has since drawn attention from Pakistan cricket fans.

What's next for Rizwan — Status of the dressing room leak investigation

Mohammad Rizwan's next step will depend on the ongoing investigation into the dressing room leak controversy. The Pakistan wicketkeeper-batter has already appeared before the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) at its Lahore office.

Rizwan was summoned by the NCCIA along with Imam-ul-Haq and was asked to answer questions related to the investigation. While Imam submitted his response by the September 15 deadline, Rizwan reportedly raised questions about the investigation and the agency's jurisdiction.

Rizwan has also filed a petition against the NCCIA in the Lahore High Court. The legal proceedings and the agency's investigation will now determine what happens next in the case, while the controversy continues to attract attention from Pakistan cricket fans.