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Mohammad Amir doubtful for Pakistan's World Cup opener
London, May 30 (CRICKETNMORE): Left-arm pacer Mohammad Amir might not feature in Pakistan's opening clash in World Cup against West Indies due to poor fitness.
Geo News reported that Amir is not completely fit and has informed coach Mickey Arthur about it. He has asked for more time to rest before gearing up for the remaining matches in the tournament.
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