Former Pakistan cricketer, Mohammad Amir, shared his thoughts on Haris Rauf’s recent statement regarding Wahab Riaz being a bowler than him. 

While speaking during the media conference, Amir respected Rauf’s opinion, emphasizing that everyone has their own personal favorite. 

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Drawing a parallel with his own admiration for legendary left-arm bowler Wasim Akram, the 31-year-old highlighted that personal preferences play a significant role in shaping individuals’ opinions.

“I take this thing positively because everyone has their own personal favorite, just like my favorite bowler is Wasim Akram. No matter how many great left-arm bowlers come, Wasim Akram will always be my favorite. That doesn’t mean I dislike other bowlers. Wahab might be Haris’s personal favorite, and I think if his opinion matters, then there’s nothing wrong with it,” Amir said.

Previously, while speaking during a local TV talk show, Rauf was asked which Pakistan pacer is better among Wahab Riaz or Mohammad Amir.

“Wahab Riaz is better than Mohammad Amir,” Rauf replied.