Amir, along with former skipper Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif, were then found guilty of various offences of corrupt behaviour relating to the Lord's Test between England and Pakistan in August 2010 by the independent Anti-Corruption Tribunal in February 2011. "They have broken the rules, should pay the price and not be given a second chance," Pietersen was quoted as saying by cricket.com.au. People always deserve a second chance in life but sport is different. His comments on the Pakistan bowler echo those of former England teammate Graeme Swann, who said that Amir's return at Lord's would make him feel sick. The 36-year-old maverick batsman, however, doesn't expect the hosts to sledge Amir and warned local fans against provoking him.

Source: dna July 12, 2016 06:45 UTC