Well yes but Ameer makes zero sense as that's not how it's pronounced, though that is how my surname sounds. His name should be Aamer, Aamir, or the dubious Amir. Ameer sounds like a completely different name.This gets asked a lot; I fail to see why people don't realise that he wasn't named with characters from the Latin alphabet and hence it's just a phonetic translation. His name is neither Aamer or Amir; it's something in Arabic (IIRC?) characters that sounds like Amir. He'll probably pick one and stick with it soon, like Shakib did.
Yeah before this match his average was 40 :SI will have to give Aamer atleast 2 more years before I would put him in the same category. Also his average needs to be at least below 27.
The Persian/Iranian way of saying it is more like "Ameer" actually.Well yes but Ameer makes zero sense as that's not how it's pronounced, though that is how my surname sounds. His name should be Aamer, Aamir, or the dubious Amir. Ameer sounds like a completely different name.
Both names are Arabic FTR.
This. Killer trio...Make some changes and...
Steyn
Asif
Malinga
Looks great!
Morkel
Johnson
Aamer
Not bad either...
Well I've never actually seen it written as Ameer so I'm not sure what your point is.Well yes but Ameer makes zero sense as that's not how it's pronounced, though that is how my surname sounds. His name should be Aamer, Aamir, or the dubious Amir. Ameer sounds like a completely different name.
Both names are Arabic FTR.
Yeah he's definately ranked now.After seeing Amir bowl in this recent test series against Australia, I can comfortably rank him as the 3rd best seamer in the world.
...NUFAN's question was why is it sometimes written as 'Ameer' and your answer was that it's just a phonetic translation, I'm just clarifying that it's incorrect as a phonetic translation, Persian aside apparently.Well I've never actually seen it written as Ameer so I'm not sure what your point is.