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Summary Fast-bowler Mohammad Aamir, convicted in spot fixing case, is all set to be released on February 9.
As per details, Pakistani Fast-bowler Mohammad Aamir, who was convicted in spot fixing case some three months ago, is all set to be released on February 9 after completing his six-month sentence for bowling deliberated no-balls during a Lord Test in August 2010.Aamers friend Arsalan Abbasi said that Mohammad Aamirs punishment would complete on February 9. He further said that Aamer would stay in London for three weeks, then move to Pakistan.Arsalan further said that Amir will not be deported by British Authorities.A source said that Aamer spent his time at the youth hostel, playing different sports, attended education classes, exercised regularly at the gym. He was allowed free access to internet and library and also worked for a charity. He was even allowed to go to the local town centre on his own regularly with a strict return curfew.It is pertinent to mention here that Mohammad Aamer was punished by the court on November 3.
