Muhammad Amir aiming World Twenty20 return

Said fast bowler Mohammad Amir on Tuesday he focused on joining the national Pakistani side of the Twenty20 world championship next year after impressive bowling in the local major event.

Player, aged 23 years, which has been blocked with captain then Pakistan Salman test Pat pace partner Mohammad Asif in the case of fixing spot in England in 2010 were allowed to play in domestic matches before ending a ban for five years in September 2.

On Monday, left-armer picked up for even a small gate of the Rawalpindi Rams in the match Twenty20, in the first legitimate ball after delivering earlier and wide.

"I have enjoyed bowling in the game and pick up wickets in the very early was exciting," said Amir, told AFP on Tuesday.

"My focus is to return to Pakistan in the World Twenty20 in India next year."

Prince took 22 wickets in the cup patron in the past month, which is one level below the domestic first-class cricket.

It represents an impressive return since the International Cricket Council (ICC) has eased a ban for five years in January this year.

The decision came after the Pakistan Cricket Board asked the International Criminal Court to allow him to play domestic cricket game a few months before his ban officially ends in September. At this point, the PCB to take a decision on his return to the national team.

The ban in his time, he was the Prince of one of the best bowlers in international cricket, having taken 51 wickets in tests, 25 international and 23 per day in the Twenty20 matches.