Fast bowler Mohammad Asif says that he regrets the way his career ended but everyone makes mistakes and I also made mistakes.
Fast bowler Mohammad Asif's career has been plagued by controversy. Mohammad Asif has been embroiled in a number of controversies and scandals, both on and off the field. Spot-fixing scandals are part of his career.
In the spot-fixing scandal, Mohammad Asif was sentenced to 5 years in prison while Mohammad Amir returned to international cricket but Mohammad Asif did not get another chance.
Disappointed, Mohammad Asif has been living in the United States for the past few months and is trying to settle down there permanently.
In an interview, Mohammad Asif said that his career did not end well, I never wanted that, my determination was that my career would be great and it would end well, but it did not happen that I Sorry.
"What should have happened has happened, now
I think everything is fine, there are mistakes in life and
I made mistakes," he said.
The cricketer said that the players have been involved in fixing before me and some of them are working in PCB, some have been involved in fixing after me and some cricketers are playing, some cricketers are playing other. An opportunity has been given but not everyone has been treated equally.
Mohammad Asif added that the PCB did not try to save my career even though everyone praised my bowling, I shook the world as much as I played in my career, the best batsman in the world even after so many years. Compliment me
He admitted that he blamed the PCB for saving Mohammad Amir's career. He should have stayed in the Tests because the team needed him.
The fast bowler said that I should have behaved better off the field but it did not happen. I did not die of hunger before and I will not die of hunger now.
Mohammad Asif said that these days I am working in the United States where I live, there are very good academies and facilities are excellent while living here I also play league matches, there are many Pakistanis and Indians here who want to master cricket. Are
He said that he would go to Pakistan and if necessary he would like to work but at the moment there is no place there, all the work is in the hands of the cricketers of the nineties, so there is no chance for us.
"I want to set up an academy that has stalled because of Corona, but I am determined to set up an academy and teach children," Asif said.
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