Pak tour of SL 2022

[Clarke]

1st Test, Galle, July 16 - 20, 2022

 

This affects the race for WTC finals. 

 

Good opportunity for padosis to view the surroundings outside the cricket stadium and get a glimpse of the upcoming future. 

[HamHindustani]

1 hour ago, Clarke said:

1st Test, Galle, July 16 - 20, 2022

 

This affects the race for WTC finals. 

 

Good opportunity for padosis to view the surroundings outside the cricket stadium and get a glimpse of the upcoming future. 

what if any sri lankan takes revenge for the brutal killing of Sri Lankan in Paxtan in the name of religion.  I hope brothers across the border have done security checks. love and peace

[Axl100mph]

1 hour ago, Clarke said:

1st Test, Galle, July 16 - 20, 2022

 

This affects the race for WTC finals. 

 

Good opportunity for padosis to view the surroundings outside the cricket stadium and get a glimpse of the upcoming future. 

Will gladly take that. Anything that usurps these generals and their phony tout politicians.

[sandeep]

56 minutes ago, Axl100mph said:

Will gladly take that. Anything that usurps these generals and their phony tout politicians.

have to say its a small ray of hope to finally see the recognition of how "lumber 1" has been enslaving greenbros, finally get more and more mainstream.  

[Axl100mph]

18 minutes ago, sandeep said:

have to say its a small ray of hope to finally see the recognition of how "lumber 1" has been enslaving greenbros, finally get more and more mainstream.  

Thank imran for that. It is because of him that the whole system run by these generals has been exposed.

The kind of ideological control they used to enjoy until the start of this year had many fooled. But no more. We know why things are the way they are. These fat pigs are the ones who support corrupt compromised individuals to ascend to power because it suits them.

 

And when a guy they couldn't control came along, they got rid of him even though all the economic indicators were positive. 

 

These boomers still think they will get out of this as the victors when it is clear that they have lost the nation. Probably the first time it has happened. 

The DGISPR doesn't tweet anymore because of the hate. 

All retured generals have their comments closed.

The hegemony is over. Now they are using force and when it comes down to that, the control doesn't last long. 

Edited July 15, 2022 by Axl100mph

[sandeep]

8 minutes ago, Axl100mph said:

Thank imran for that. It is because of him that the whole system run by these generals has been exposed.

The kind of ideological control they used to enjoy until the start of this year had many fooled. But no more. We know why things are the way they are. These fat pigs are the ones who support corrupt compromised individuals to ascend to power because it suits them.

 

And when a guy they couldn't control came along, they got rid of him even though all the economic indicators were positive. 

 

These boomers still think they will get out of this as the victors when it is clear that they have lost the nation. Probably the first time it has happened. 

The DGISPR doesn't tweet anymore because of the hate. 

All retured generals have their comments closed.

The hegemony is over. Now they are using force and when it comes down to that, the control doesn't last long. 

Good.  At a minimum, this recognition of the truth is a step in the right direction for Pakistan.  Your real estate zamindars have been dressing up as jernail, kernail and shiny medals, fooling your awaam for decades now.  Blaming India, blaming politicians (when in fact, they control those guys anyway), corruption - blaming everything but the real cause - how they are sucking and exploiting the resources of your country with nothing good to show for it. 

 

To be honest, I'm not sold on Imran - I don't doubt the man's intentions.  His "neeyat" is beyond doubt, but I do not think he has what it takes in terms of actual leadership and governance.  He's too obsessed with himself as the 'savior' hero for Pakistan, and too focused on personal competition and enmities.  Not focused enough on what the country needs.  He's just not smart enough to be honest.  BUT, I guess you gotta start somewhere.  

 

Anyway, Pakistan is in all sorts of strife.  Good luck. 

[coffee_rules]

Even Asia cup is in SL. How will they manage to hold it with all the strife?

[sandeep]

33 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:

Even Asia cup is in SL. How will they manage to hold it with all the strife?

hope they manage to host - they need the $$.

[HamHindustani]

47 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:

Even Asia cup is in SL. How will they manage to hold it with all the strife?

It may shift to Bangladesh

[Vijy]

32 minutes ago, sandeep said:

hope they manage to host - they need the $$.

I would be happy if they can host it, but only as long as players' safety is prioritized

[Lord]

4 hours ago, Clarke said:

1st Test, Galle, July 16 - 20, 2022

 

This affects the race for WTC finals. 

 

Good opportunity for padosis to view the surroundings outside the cricket stadium and get a glimpse of the upcoming future. 

 

How exactly?

[Clarke]

1 hour ago, Lord said:

 

How exactly?

 

Points at stake with Pak in the race 

[Iconoclast]

[Mesky99]

3 hours ago, Axl100mph said:

Thank imran for that. It is because of him that the whole system run by these generals has been exposed.

The kind of ideological control they used to enjoy until the start of this year had many fooled. But no more. We know why things are the way they are. These fat pigs are the ones who support corrupt compromised individuals to ascend to power because it suits them.

 

And when a guy they couldn't control came along, they got rid of him even though all the economic indicators were positive. 

 

These boomers still think they will get out of this as the victors when it is clear that they have lost the nation. Probably the first time it has happened. 

The DGISPR doesn't tweet anymore because of the hate. 

All retured generals have their comments closed.

The hegemony is over. Now they are using force and when it comes down to that, the control doesn't last long. 

Imran ain't no angel, he was handpicked by the army, Rawalpindi got rid of them about the right time, the army not ruling Pakistan is never happening, political elite in Pakistan is the army itself, imrans family, infact the niazi clan has great ties with the army.

 

 

[Axl100mph]

4 hours ago, Mesky99 said:

Imran ain't no angel, he was handpicked by the army, Rawalpindi got rid of them about the right time, the army not ruling Pakistan is never happening, political elite in Pakistan is the army itself, imrans family, infact the niazi clan has great ties with the army.

 

 

What are you talking about? The PTI was aided by disgruntled generals like Hameed gul who were anti status quo and against the ideology of the establishment. 

Imran struggled for 25 years on the ground because of this. Independently fought his election and won just one seat in 2002 even though he was offered PM' ship by musharraf, then got snitched by everyone in 2008 after all parties decided to boycott elections to which he also agreed but everyoneelse backed out in the end, tasted immense rigging in 2013 ar the hands of General Kiyani despite being immensely popular.

 

Then he was given a managed, weak government in 2018. The idea was to give him a chance at the worst of times with a compromised strength so he could; 1) be controlled, 2) made unpopular amongst the masses once and for all.

He still shone despite all of these obstacles and started controlling the foreign policy and was laying down the tracks for a robust legal system with plenty more judges who would hear the cases of the corrupt elite. 

As a result he was ousted. 

And now, the whole system, including the judiciary has been activated against him. All the journalists who are not heeding to the propaganda are being beaten up and imprisoned. 

Racism wars are being reactivated so that race based parties like the MQM, ANP, PPP can be strengthened against the burgeoning popularity of Imran who is the only leader that unites the nation from Khyber to Sindh.

 

Right now he is the most popular leader Pakistan has ever had after Jinnah. Had that not been the case,  they would have killed him in a jail somewhere. Army k saath ties ki baat krhey ho. 

Edited July 15, 2022 by Axl100mph

[Axl100mph]

8 hours ago, sandeep said:

Good.  At a minimum, this recognition of the truth is a step in the right direction for Pakistan.  Your real estate zamindars have been dressing up as jernail, kernail and shiny medals, fooling your awaam for decades now.  Blaming India, blaming politicians (when in fact, they control those guys anyway), corruption - blaming everything but the real cause - how they are sucking and exploiting the resources of your country with nothing good to show for it. 

 

To be honest, I'm not sold on Imran - I don't doubt the man's intentions.  His "neeyat" is beyond doubt, but I do not think he has what it takes in terms of actual leadership and governance.  He's too obsessed with himself as the 'savior' hero for Pakistan, and too focused on personal competition and enmities.  Not focused enough on what the country needs.  He's just not smart enough to be honest.  BUT, I guess you gotta start somewhere.  

 

Anyway, Pakistan is in all sorts of strife.  Good luck. 

You are quite mistaken on imran's credentials bro. He was given the govt at the worst of times purposely so that he could fail ignominiously and his vote bank be dispensed with forever. However he still performed remarkably in pulling out the economy from the dumps, and all the indicators were unbelievably positive before he left.

 

His handling of covid was admired internationally, and he ended our regional isolation in world politics as well. Ties with everyone were fantastic except for India which is understandable, and the biden admin at the end- the reason for which was his will to be independent. You could just see the standing of the country was improving greatly under him, the foreign policy was that of give and take respect instead of being perennial colonial slaves.

There were multiple international conferences being hosted; for the first time in decades. 

 

Now that he has gone, you have no idea how sad the people are. The morale of the nation is lower than it has ever been in my experience.  

You dont get such unprecedented support and love from a guy with little substance and a saviour complex, bro. 

 

 

 

[Frustrated]

S Afridi plays continuous cricket in all 3 formats.    Never gets injured.   And almost always picks an early wicket. The trend continues.   

[Lone Wolf]

Sri lanka has won a massive toss here.   Both sides look even on paper.  They only have to survive Shaheen's new ball burst. 

[Lone Wolf]

12 minutes ago, Frustrated said:

S Afridi plays continuous cricket in all 3 formats.    Never gets injured.   And almost always picks an early wicket. The trend continues.   

Pakistan hasn't played a lot of cricket in last 2 months or so.  He probably got decent rest.   Guy was even playing against Zimbabwe for them in last 2-3 years.  Most overs bowled as well across formats.  Good for him Pak don't have a tight schedule 

[Jay]

21 minutes ago, Frustrated said:

S Afridi plays continuous cricket in all 3 formats.    Never gets injured.   And almost always picks an early wicket. The trend continues.   

He doesn't play as many tests thought but i agree. Indian primmadonnas need to stop with this too many over and over protection of boooomrah or should I say chuckrah. Shami is 40 so I understand. 

We need to draft in a tall seamer quick. Prasidh tyagi or kuldeep sen for tests. Will be a complete attack like before when we had ishant to support.