Pakistani pacer Mohammad Amir drops a huge statement about the Indian Premier League. The pacer relayed that if he gets the opportunity to choose between the Pakistan Super League (PSL) and the Indian Premier League (IPL), he will pick IPL over PSL.

The tenth edition of the Pakistan Super League is in full swing parallel to the IPL. Mohammad Amir is now playing for Quetta Gladiators; the team is currently lying in the 5th spot of the 6-team tournament. The former Pakistan fast bowler claimed that by next year, he'll have the opportunity to participate in IPL.

"If I get the opportunity, I'll definitely play in the IPL. I'm saying this openly. But if I don't get a chance, then I will play in the PSL. By next year, I will have the opportunity to play in the IPL, and if given the chance, then why not? I will play in the IPL," Mohammad Amir said openly. 

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Amir is even eager to try his luck in next year's IPL auction. He strongly believes that if the schedules of both franchise leagues avoid clashing, then he can straightaway wish to play in India's cash-rich franchise league. 

No bilateral series between India and Pakistan 

According to him, "If I get picked in IPL first, then I can't pull out from that league as well. Now, it depends on which league I get picked in first. If the IPL auction happens first and I get picked, then I can't pull off and will not play in the PSL. And if the PSL draft takes place first, and I get picked, then I can't pull out from the tournament."

Amir's desire to play in the Indian Premier League may not be fulfilled, especially after the terror attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, where terrorists claimed the lives of more than 26 Indians. BCCI made their stance clear— no bilateral series between India and Pakistan.