An interesting update has come right from the United States. Ahead of the upcoming season of the Hundred league, MI London has secured the signing of the controversial Pakistani pacer Mohammad Amir.
Amir will be seen playing for MI London in the upcoming season of the franchise league. The experienced will be second after Abrar Ahmed, who is signed by an IPL-owned team.
Mohammad Amir joins The Hundred 2026 after Abrar Ahmed
Previously, during the players’ auction for the Men’s tournament, Sunrisers Leeds secured the service of the Pakistan international Abrar Ahmed. It is worth mentioning that MI London is co-owned by Surrey Cricket Club (51%) and Reliance Industries Limited (49%), through its subsidiary Reliance Strategic Business Ventures Limited.
🚨 MOHAMMAD AMIR IN THE HUNDRED 🚨
— Mohammad Amir has been signed by MI London for this year’s The Hundred tournament.
— Mohammad Amir becomes the second Pakistani player after Abrar Ahmed to be signed by an IPL-owned The Hundred franchise. 🔥 pic.twitter.com/LSdZgtsZkK
— Rayham. (@RayhamUnplugged) June 25, 2026
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