Investment or deception? Usama Mir exposes AED 800,000 fraud, vows legal action

Pakistan’s national team leg-spinner Usama Mir has broken his silence on an alleged financial fraud case, revealing shocking details of a scam that has sent ripples through the cricketing community.

Speaking to Geo News, Usama Mir disclosed that he invested a substantial amount with an individual named Abdul Rehman, but neither received the promised profits nor the return of his original investment.

“I invested a total of AED 800,000, but the agreement was never honored. I have all the documents and message records as proof,” he stated.

According to the leg-spinner, he was initially given plot documents as a guarantee, but they later turned out to be fraudulent. “We were kept on false promises, and now they’ve even stopped responding,” he added.

Mir announced that he will pursue the matter legally upon returning to Sialkot, vowing to seek justice at every level. He also urged relevant authorities to assist in the investigation.

Sources suggest that this may not be an isolated case, as several other prominent Pakistani cricketers are believed to have been affected by the same scheme. However, many have reportedly chosen to remain silent due to fears of losing even more money or damaging their reputations.