The controversy related to Mohammad Amir's comeback refuses to die down as former England players and a section of the British media continue to raise questions over the Pakistan's bowler's morality. Sachin Tendulkar, however, has come out in support of the left-arm quick and feels "Amir served his sentence" and had "no issue with the paceman's return" to international cricket. Read | England vs Pakistan: Alastair Cook hopes to focus on cricket rather than Mohammad Amir’s return WATCH VIDEO: Sachin Tendulkar and controversies Tendulkar felt that Amir had been already penalised and should be back on the pitch. He was quoted as saying, "He has skills, and if he gets his rhythm right he will be able to do something special," the Indian legend told ESPN Cricinfo. Read More | England vs Pakistan: England take on spirited Pakistan at Lord’s "I think the guys who decided to penalise him have already penalised him. He's served his sentence and now he's back to playing after (doing) whatever he was asked to do, so I think it's fine. "I've seen a couple of (Amir's) interviews. One with Michael Atherton, I saw that interview and he came across as a mature guy with balance and that is something that will reflect on the field I think. Also Read | All eyes on Mohammad Amir as Pakistan return to Lord’s "It's all about how you think, how you plan, and then you execute those plans on the field." England will face Pakistan in a four-match Test series, starting on Thursday at Lord's.
