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Aamer Jamal’s six-week county cricket journey came to an early end due to injury, as his fitness issues restricted him to just three matches across forms.
Jamal became available in April when he was left out of Pakistan’s T20 World Cup team, and he signed on with Warwickshire the same day he arrived in the UK to take against Nottinghamshire.
However, in his opening two County Championship games, he only claimed one wicket, and head coach Mark Robinson acknowledged that he was “struggling for rhythm” and “not reaching the sort of pace we’d like him to”. Following his subsequent back injury, Jamal has not participated in the Championship.
His contract included the Blast as well, however because of injuries, he has only been able to play in one match, where he cost 25 runs in one wicketless over before being out for a first-ball duck.
His contract included the Blast as well, however because of injuries, he has only been able to play in one match, where he cost 25 runs in one wicketless over before being out for a first-ball duck.
Gavin Larsen, Warwickshire’s director of cricket, said: “Aamir has worked incredibly hard with our medical and strength and conditioning team, but unfortunately, we’ve run out of time to get him back on the field and bowling at full pace… I know he’s very disappointed not to have demonstrated his capabilities to the Bears fans.”