"I have no issues with the Pakistan board allowing him back into international cricket but we have to be patient with Aamir he is returning to this level after five and half years and he will take time to find his rhythm and old firepower," Inzamam said on Geo Super channel.
"Aamir has it in him to till make an impact in international cricket he is young and after some matches he will be a different bowler," he added.
Inzamam, who remains Pakistan's most capped international player, also felt that there was no need to panic after the team's 10-wicket beating at the hands of New Zealand in the second T20.
"Limited over cricket has changed a lot and I think Asian teams in particular need time to adapt to the calculated power hitting we are seeing from other teams in ODIs and T20 cricket," he said.
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"India have struggled in the ODI series Down Under although their batsmen are doing well and they have a better batting line-up compared to Pakistan. It is all about adaptation and deciding what is best for your team," he added.
"Personally I think for Pakistan or India the best policy is to stick with specialist batsmen and bowlers to counter this changing trend in limited-overs cricket."
Inzamam said he would not panic since Pakistan had depth of cricket talent. "I think there is a need to give more confidence to the players and bear with their failures. In Pakistan the criticism is very harsh and quick after just one match and it adds to the pressure on the players."
"Our bowling has depth and variety and it is just a matter of our bowlers fulfilling their jobs properly.