Amir 'not at his best, but getting there' - Waqar
Mohammad Amir claimed 5 for 67 across his first two ODIs in five years, and was described as the "pick of Pakistan's bowlers" by Martin Guptill, but Waqar Younis believes he is still some distance from his best

Mohammad Amir picked up five wickets across his first two ODIs in five years, while conceding only 3.9 runs an over • Getty Images
Guptill hails Santner's 'all-round skills'
Martin Guptill endorsed Mitchell Santner as a player for the future, after Santner sealed the match and the series with an unbeaten 10 off 7 balls in the third ODI. New Zealand needed six runs to win off the final over with Santner on strike. He drilled Wahab Riaz for four through the covers first ball, then hit another boundary off the fourth ball to win the match.
"I think Mitchell was pretty stoked," Guptill said. "That first ball was a good shot. Then after a couple of swings and misses he was getting a bit frustrated. Once he started standing still he was able to hit the ball and get the win. He's still young. He's still learning. It's good signs for the future."
Santner's fielding has also been excellent during the home series. He has contributed with the ball as well, breaking the 134-run stand between Mohammad Hafeez and Babar Azam on Sunday.
"He does look very relaxed," Guptill said. "Some would say he's a bit of a drifter. He's got very good all-round skills. It can only be good for him playing as much as he is and learning. He's going to be a very good cricketer for us in the future."
Andrew Fidel Fernando is ESPNcricinfo's Sri Lanka correspondent. @andrewffernando