Best one-liner in a long time

[Dravid]

pakis like to throw the word "racist" around to much.. jeez

[Desi Cartman]

Here we go...another racist.

even Pakistanis are racist towards Pakistanis , I have seen pak fans proudly showing a banner "Paki Power"

[flamy]

"Boycott can say what he wants. He once batted the whole day and hit just one four" Virender Sehwag takes recourse to history to hit back after Geoff Boycott referred to him as "talented but brainless" Sep 13, 2008 :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:

EPIC PWNED!!!!!!!! :yay::yay::yay: :isalute:

[DomainK]

"Boycott can say what he wants. He once batted the whole day and hit just one four" Virender Sehwag takes recourse to history to hit back after Geoff Boycott referred to him as "talented but brainless" Sep 13, 2008 :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:

Well said there. Boycott had no business criticizing Sehwag like that. He used to criticize Yuni a lot as well. I remember him saying that YS did not have talent, technique and temperament to play ODI cricket at international level and that he would not last more than a year.

[sharma]

i just hope he can back it up with his bat. usually indian talkers dont last long...hopefully he reverses the trend

[MundaPakistani]

It's a frank' date=' honest and accurate assessment of the situation by Viru. Power to him.[/quote'] yeah i am sure people of Lahore, Karachi, Faisalabad etc have locked themselves in the house and have forgotten to live a "normal" life.. Sehwag is totally wrong and crossed the line, its a shame that you guys will blindly support just because he is an Indian.

[DomainK]

yeah i am sure people of Lahore, Karachi, Faisalabad etc have locked themselves in the house and have forgotten to live a "normal" life.. Sehwag is totally wrong and crossed the line, its a shame that you guys will blindly support just because he is an Indian.

We are not supporting him just because he is an Indian. We are supporting him because when he says that "Delhi is not Pakistan", we find him right. We agree with him. And be sure, the world except Pakistan agrees with him.

[MundaPakistani]

We are not supporting him just because he is an Indian. We are supporting him because when he says that "Delhi is not Pakistan"' date=' we find him right. We agree with him. And be sure, the world except Pakistan agrees with him.[/quote'] i see you and Sarch totally ignored the first part of my posts...

[MundaPakistani]

amazingly not a single indian poster with a straight face has said that sehwag crossed the line.

[Holysmoke]

amazingly not a single indian poster with a straight face has said that sehwag crossed the line.

Amazingly, that's because he hasnt crossed the line.

[MundaPakistani]

Amazingly' date=' that's because he hasnt crossed the line.[/quote'] never mind i guess i am expecting too much from members of such a poor site...

[coffee_rules]

MP, have you lent your userId to Afridi's cousin? Do you honestly think that from a white guy's POV - situation in Pakistani cities is the same as Jaipur/Delhi/Ahmedabad/Bangalore? Pakistan is an Islamic state. There is fear in visitors' minds with that basic thought. Esp to somebody from Aus. How much will a Islamic government stand up for a visitor in case of a Islamic terrorist act on them, when they proclaim to be from the same religion as the terrorists and have vowed to uphold the religion in their entire region. India is secular, atleast the current government is. So, a visitor will have more confidence on their safety. There is nothing sinister on their part to think that way. The problem lies in Pakistan and it's people and not elsewhere.

[DomainK]

never mind i guess i am expecting too much from members of such a poor site...

Careful there MP. If you think its a poor site, dont be here. You are here because you like being here. Dont whine now.

[veer]

kya re MP.. i thought you got thick skinned by now.. it must be the mess that pakistan cricket is in affecting you.. closing down madrasas is the only way to go for pakistan and for her better future cuz its all related..

[Shehezaada]

I don't understand why Sehwag has to go and say all this crap? Are there bombs everywhere in Pakistan? Don't think so. People seem to have this horror impression of Pakistan and it's honestly idiotic. We've toured there three times and have we EVER have a problem? no. And in fact the first tour there all our people were treated like kings. And what did they get when that toured here?? Their bus was shattered by a rock by a spectator. Sehwag, just make some runs for us in the series aight bro? That's all we need you to do. Has Tendulkar ever commented on situations like this? no, he just goes and plays. Do the same veeru

[Desi Cartman]

My colleagues have been discussing why Aus is not touring pak but is ok to tour India. In the news this morning they were talking about PCB's plan to sue CA. Apparently , aus has closed 2 consulates in Pak and as per the govt advise one must not travel to Pakistan & for India it says "travel with caution" Well my colleagues are dead against aus touring pak since they think US-Pak tension is also on the rise and the pakistanis are uneducated , madarssa brainwashed jihadis. They also blame pak for terrorism in India.

[Chaos]

never mind i guess i am expecting too much from members of such a poor site...

haha that is the reason why u still posting? scrub.

[DomainK]

I don't understand why Sehwag has to go and say all this crap? Are there bombs everywhere in Pakistan? Don't think so. People seem to have this horror impression of Pakistan and it's honestly idiotic. We've toured there three times and have we EVER have a problem? no. And in fact the first tour there all our people were treated like kings. And what did they get when that toured here?? Their bus was shattered by a rock by a spectator. Sehwag, just make some runs for us in the series aight bro? That's all we need you to do. Has Tendulkar ever commented on situations like this? no, he just goes and plays. Do the same veeru

Sachin Tendulkar has an extra ordinary mind. Dont expect others to be like him. Sehwag comes from Delihi and today, at a time and each and every Pakistani is busy degrading Delhi just to satisfy their egos, its his right and responsibility to defend his city.

[amits]

sehwag will back everything up which he talks after becoming the 1st player in cricketing history to hit a odi 200

[Ram]

I think MP is allowing his patriotic sentiments to shroud some ground realities. And the ground reality is that the overall opinion in many countries of the world, about Pakistan, is not a favorable one. Pakistan has now become synonomous with terrorism and Islamic fundementalism. I just ran a search in BBC 'News and Sports', with the keyword 'Pakistan'. A staggering 90% of the search results were in some way, connected to terrorism and Islamic fundementalism. US commander holds Pakistan talks America's top military commander, Adm Michael Mullen, meets Pakistani officials "to defuse tension" on the Afghan border. 97% relevance | 17 Sep 2008 Pakistan in border warning to US Pakistan's army says incursions by US troops across the border from Afghanistan will not be tolerated. 97% relevance | 16 Sep 2008 Pakistan leader holds talks in UK Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari, who is on a private visit to Britain, meets British PM Gordon Brown. 95% relevance | 16 Sep 2008 Australians commit to India tour Australia's tour of India will go ahead after a security review, despite recent bombings. 85% relevance | 16 Sep 2008 Hants want Tahir back next season Hampshire are in negotiations to bring Pakistan A leg-spinner Imran Tahir back for a full season next year. 80% relevance | 16 Sep 2008 Detainee's son handed to Pakistan The 12-year old son of a Pakistani woman scientist accused of links to al-Qaeda has been handed over to the Pakistan embassy in Kabul. 97% relevance | 15 Sep 2008 US attacks raise stakes in Pakistan The BBC's M Ilyas Khan in Karachi reports on the serious difference between the US and Pakistan on the "war on terror". 97% relevance | 15 Sep 2008 Pakistan soldiers 'confront US' Pakistani troops fire shots into the air to stop US troops crossing into the South Waziristan region of Pakistan, local officials say. 97% relevance | 15 Sep 2008 Pakistan invite Windies for Tests Pakistan's Cricket Board invites West Indies to play a two-Test series in Pakistan in November. 97% relevance | 13 Sep 2008 'Another US strike' hits Pakistan Five civilians and seven militants are killed in Pakistan in a suspected US missile attack, local officials say. 97% relevance | 12 Sep 2008 Bush 'approved' Pakistan attacksPresident Bush approved US military raids on militants inside Pakistan without Islamabad's agreement, the BBC learns. 97% relevance | 11 Sep 2008 Pakistan's counter-insurgency quandary The BBC's Barbara Plett in Islamabad says that there is no consensus in Pakistan over how to fight a counter-insurgency against Islamic militants. 97% relevance | 11 Sep 2008 US 'must target Pakistan havens'The top US commander calls for a new strategy to fight Taleban militants in their safe havens inside Pakistan. 97% relevance | 11 Sep 2008 The new frontline in US 'war on terror'Seven years after 9/11, anti-American feelings are running high in Pakistan, says the BBC's Owen Bennett Jones 92% relevance | 11 Sep 2008 Many killed in Pakistan fightingAt least 20 militants and four troops have been killed in fighting in a tribal area in the north-west, Pakistan's army says. 89% relevance | 11 Sep 2008 Deadly attack on Pakistan mosqueAt least 14 people are killed and dozens wounded in a grenade attack on a mosque in northern Pakistan, police say. 91% relevance | 10 Sep 2008 Pakistan sees wider trade deficit Export disruption causes trade gap between Pakistan and the rest of the world to widen in August. 89% relevance | 10 Sep 2008 Study tracks 'pathways to terror' Psychologists believe they have a clearer idea of what makes a terrorist after interviewing a group of Islamic extremists in Pakistan. 82% relevance | 10 Sep 2008 The Afghan-Pakistan militant nexus The relations between militants on either side of the Afghan-Pakistan border. 85% relevance | 10 Sep 2008 Pakistan one-day series in doubtPakistan are unlikely to go ahead with their planned one-day series with Sri Lanka later this month because of a lack of sponsor interest. 95% relevance | 10 Sep 2008 Zardari vows to fight militantsPakistani President Asif Ali Zardari is sworn in and pledges to fight the nation's rampant Islamist insurgency. 97% relevance | 9 Sep 2008 Timeline: PakistanA chronology of key events. 97% relevance | 9 Sep 2008 Zardari inherits economic dilemmaPakistan's President Asif Ali Zardari faces a dilemma writes the BBC's Jorn Madslien - unrest is fuelling economic hardship, which in turn makes investors stay away. 86% relevance | 9 Sep 2008 Bomb plot - the al-Qaeda connectionThe liquid bomb plot, which has resulted in three significant convictions for conspiracy to murder, was al-Qaeda's most ambitious attempt to target the West since 9/11. 92% relevance | 9 Sep 2008 Zardari takes office in PakistanAsif Ali Zardari is sworn in as Pakistani president facing a rampant Islamist insurgency and daunting economic problems. 97% relevance | 9 Sep 2008 Liquid bomb plot: What happenedHow the plot to make liquid bombs was smashed - and why it began in the first place. 85% relevance | 9 Sep 2008 Zardari urged to tackle militancyPakistanis tell the BBC how they believe their new President, Asif Zardari, should tackle militancy. 85% relevance | 9 Sep 2008 Profiles: Operation OvertAs three men are convicted of plotting to murder people in a massive international conspiracy, BBC News examines who they are and how they became involved. 89% relevance | 8 Sep 2008 Voices from unstable bordersThe BBC News website talks to people in the most restive regions of Pakistan and Afghanistan seven years on from the declaration of the war on terror. 88% relevance | 8 Sep 2008