London: Pakistan pacer Muhammad Amir will return Pakistan on Sunday after spending three months jail in the young offenders institute in Weymouth, report said on Friday.
Amir served three-month sentence for spot-fixing after the 19-year-old Amir was found guilty in the scandal that shook the cricketing world in May 2010.
Amir, Salman Butt and Muhammad Asif had taken bribes from bookie Mazhar Majeed. Undercover reporter Mazhar Mahmood from now defunct British publication News Of The World secretly videotaped Majeed during transaction that played a key role in securing the conviction.
Amir was the first and the only of the three players who changed his defence to a guilty plea and was sentenced for only six months.
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