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Shoaib: Ayi gaat contract from Bee-Shee-Shee-Ayi's IPL, Shandra's ICL. I gaat friendsh in Bolywud. Whatchya gaat for mee? PCB: We've got a fine, ban, sanction and a memo. In addition, we gotta a well oiled MRF bat, if you bother to turn around. Shoaib: Faack yu, I am goin to play for IPL. Shoaib during IPL auction: Shahrukji, basksheesh, pleashh Shoaib to press (after IPL auctions): I am naat haupy withda maoney. I wanna pley for ICL. Shoaib to Subash Chandra: Sirjee, I wanna pley in your league. Chandra: You have to play under Inzi for $200K Shoaib: Can you affer mey $2M dollarsh pleash Chandra: Can you get the hell outta here ? Shoaib to PCB: Ayi gaat contract from Bee-Shee-Shee-Ayi's IPL, Shandra's ICL. I gaat friendsh in Bolywud. Butch ayi wanna pley for ma country. PCB (on hearing Australia's decision to pull out): You've been banned for 12 weeks PCB (later on hearing that Australia might change their mind): There is a possibility that Akhtar's sentence might be reduced, but he must appear for a hearing first. PCB (Aussies have pulled out): Shoaib has been banned for 12 weeks due to disciplinary reasons.

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PCB chargesheets 'lawbreaker' Shoaib Karachi: Controversial fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar appears to be in deep trouble as the Pakistan Cricket Board has submitted a strong chargesheet against him, while coach Geoff Lawson has asked the PCB not to consider the maverick speedster for Test matches. In a chargesheet submitted to the disciplinary committee hearing the case against Shoaib, the PCB has described the bowler as a lawbreaker in the game. According to sources, the PCB has written that Shoaib has a record of breaching the terms of his central contract and he has remained in the spotlight for wrong reasons. To make matters worse for Shoaib, Lawson has also suggested that the express bowler be selected only for the ODIs as he was not reliable for Test cricket. "His future may lie in just being a ODI bowler as his lack of reliability is not good for Test match cricket," Lawson wrote. The disciplinary committee met yesterday to go through the chargesheet submitted against the fast bowler, who is under a one-year probation after being banned for 13 matches and fined Rs 3.4 million for having a brawl with teammate Mohammad Asif in South Africa last year. Now, the board has charged Shoaib with giving media statements against the policies of the PCB after he was dropped from the new central contracts list in January. Shoaib accused the board of having double standards while dealing with the players and accused it of conducting 'B' grade matches at domestic level. Shoaib, in his response to the PCB notice, has written rather passively to Board Chairman Dr Nasim Ashraf. "I have every respect for you as one would for an elder brother. More so, because you have been quite a helping hand throughout your tenure," he wrote. http://www.cricketnext.com/news/pcb-chargesheets-shoaib-calls-him-lawbreaker/30206-13.html guess we will never see the AAG attack :nervous::nervous::nervous: :giggle::giggle::giggle::giggle::giggle:

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This is getting funnier by the minute. PCB at any given time, is either punishing Shaoib or pardoning him. Its hilarious that they want to censure a player who is not even contracted. Lawson should be fired asap. He was the one who insisted that Akhtar bowl in Kolkatta when he had hardly recovered & now he tries to blame Akhtar, while completely ignoring the main issue thats haunting Pak cricket -- the lack of sufficient depth in batting & bowling departments. Pak is too dependent on one or two players atm. That must change if they want to win consistently

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How come poorei_meri doesn't come up with these kinda threads
because his signature smilie ":yay:" contradicts with such thread topics :giggle:
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Lawson wants Shoaib to give up Test cricket Pakistan coach Geoff Lawson, in his tour report on the away series against India, has advised against the selection of Shoaib Akhtar for Tests, so that the fastbowler can prolong his international career. More... Pakistan coach submits India tour report Lawson wants Shoaib to give up Test cricket Cricinfo staff March 12, 2008 308154.jpg Geoff Lawson has lost faith in Shoiab Akhtar as a Test bowler © AFP Pakistan coach Geoff Lawson, in his tour report on the away series against India, has advised against the selection of Shoaib Akhtar for Tests, so that the fastbowler can prolong his international career. "I have made that suggestion [that Shoaib should not be considered for Tests], but I have spoken to Shoaib about it and the idea is it would prolong his career," Lawson said yesterday. "Maybe he would be better just playing ODIs because of his reliability factor for Test match cricket. "A lot of players are doing it -- specialising in one mode. I just feel that he is important for the team and if he is more comfortable in the one-day mode, he should concentrate on it instead of Test cricket." Shoaib has only played four Tests since 2007, and though he took nine wickets at 33.11 in the three-Test series against India, he was plagued by injuries, missing out of the most part of the third Test in Bangalore. Meanwhile, Shoiab is in further trouble with reports that the PCB have filed a strong chargesheet against him for his comments against the board after being overlooked for a central contract, and his subsequent refusal to explain his comments. His latest tiff with the board could result in a life ban as he is on a two-year probation period, as part of the punishment he received for his infamous altercation with Mohammad Asif at the Twenty20 World Cup in South Africa last August

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