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Mohammad Amir to lead Quetta Qavalry in Abu Dhabi T10? Franchise drops massive hint

Aakash Saini

Mohammad Amir for Pakistan (Source: @RanaAhmad056/X.com)Mohammad Amir for Pakistan (Source: @RanaAhmad056/X.com)

Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir will likely lead the Quetta Qavalry franchise in the upcoming Abu Dhabi T10 2025 season. Back in 2024, the speedster turned up for the New York Strikers under the leadership of West Indies T20 veteran Kieron Pollard.

On Wednesday, October 29; the Quetta Qavalry franchise shared a massive hint regarding Amir’s captaincy prospects through a short video on their social media accounts.

Mohammad Amir primed for a T10 captaincy gig

Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir will likely be leading the Quetta Qavalry franchise in their debut Abu Dhabi T10 season starting next month onwards. On October 29, the franchise shared a short video on their social media accounts, where a masked figure can be seen sitting in front of multiple screens.

One of the screens is inscribed with the number 73*, which also happens to be Mohammad Amir’s highest individual score with the bat for Pakistan. Meanwhile, another television set specified three particular dates from 2009 on its screen, with each date also representing Amir’s Test, ODI and T20I debuts for the ‘Men in Green’.

It is worth noting that the Quetta Qavalry franchise will be seen in action this Abu Dhabi T10 2025 season on the opening day itself on November 18, as they will be taking on the Northern Warriors. They will then face the Ajman Titans the following day on November 19. As the Quetta Qavalry franchise gears up for their debut season, here is a look at their entire squad for the tournament.

Quetta Qavalry squad for Abu Dhabi T10 2025:

Liam Livingstone, Mohammad Amir, Jason Holder, Azam Khan (wk), Andries Gous, Muhammad Waseem, Imran Tahir, Evin Lewis, Fabian Allen, Gudakesh Motie, Ali Naseer, Khuzaima Bin Tanvir, Abdul Ghaffar, Abbas Afridi, Irfan Khan Niazi, Khawaja Nafay (wk), Arafat Minhas, Umer Zeeshan Lohya and George Scrimshaw.