Pakistan's banned fast bowler Muhammad Amir said he did not pay attention to others' statements about him and was focusing on keeping himself fit. He told a news channel that he was preparing to play domestic cricket and that other player's opinion about him did not bother him. Earlier chairman Pakistan Cricket Board Shaharyar Khan had said that some players in the team did not want to play with Aamir. He also ruled out aamir's return to the team anytime soon. Aamir was banned in 2010 after found guilty of deliberately playing no-balls in series against England. Former president International Cricket Council Ehsan Mani also supported the stance of Ramiz Raja about the return of Aamir to International cricket. He said inclusion of tainted player will create problems for the team.
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