champ Posted January 8, 2010 Posted January 8, 2010 awesome pic tdigi .. :two_thumbs_up: the pic shows that afridi will win a test match in t20 style .. now with players like afridi , razak , recalled . .this wiil be a t20 team .. and we may get a repeat of sharjah disaster .. the next test will be a cracker .. bring it on :rock:
vvvslaxman Posted January 8, 2010 Posted January 8, 2010 Didn't he say he won't think of playing Tests till 2011 world cup?
vvvslaxman Posted January 8, 2010 Posted January 8, 2010 Letter to President Zardari http://blogs.cricinfo.com/pakspin/archives/2010/01/letter_to_the_president.php January 7, 2010 Posted by Kamran Abbasi at 6:44 PM in Save Pakistan cricket Letter to the President To the President of Pakistan, We, the supporters of Pakistan cricket, demand an immediate end to the systematic destruction of Pakistan cricket. Cricket is the single-most visible embodiment of the aspirations of the global Pakistani nation. Our cricketers are the most visible ambassadors of an embattled country. Cricket fans are representative of every walk of Pakistani society. The history of Pakistan as a nation and a cricket team is intertwined, and some might say cricket is a mirror reflecting the state of the nation. We care about the present and the future of Pakistan cricket because we care about the present and the future of Pakistan itself. Successive regimes of the Pakistan Cricket Board, under the patronage of the President of Pakistan, have indulged in nepotism, cronyism, and financial mismanagement, to name a few misdemeanours. The cricket board has been run unprofessionally in an age of professional international sport. Decision-making has been for the benefit of the individuals representing the cricket board rather than for the national cricket team or the hundreds of millions of cricket fans from all countries who support the Pakistan cricket team. The result of this systematic mismanagement has been the isolation of Pakistan cricket from the international cricket community and the destruction of Pakistan as a force in the world of cricket. The Pakistan cricket team once made us proud, it is now the starkest example of how to waste the natural abilities, talents, and resources of the Pakistani people. We demand that cricket does not follow squash and hockey, sports that we once dominated. Instead, we demand that the current cricket board of amateurs is disbanded and replaced by professionals fit to run a 21st century international sports organisation. We demand that the current crop of exciting players, like Mohammad Aamer and Umar Akmal, has the hope of playing in a national team that makes Pakistan cricket great again and the supporters proud. We demand that cricket puts its house in order and becomes a shining example of how to revitalise a Pakistani institution. We demand that the patience of millions is rewarding with action. As your predecessors knew, the success of the team is also a judgment on the success of your presidency.:WTF: Save Pakistan cricket. Dil Dil Pakistan. (If you support this letter, join the Facebook group/petition I've set up called 'A million people to save Pakistan cricket." Follow this link)
DomainK Posted January 8, 2010 Posted January 8, 2010 :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
Karan114 Posted January 8, 2010 Posted January 8, 2010 :hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
riya Posted January 8, 2010 Posted January 8, 2010 VVS is such a genius. On Afridi,i may be wrong but i always feel that Pak males those are Afridi fans have a ''gay ''love for him,drooling over him thinking that he is a true hunk.Quite disturbing.
Jadoo Posted January 8, 2010 Posted January 8, 2010 What chodu's, Afridi as captain is a recipe for disaster, though opportunity for us to have a few more giggles. His record in all formats of the game are sh*t, even bangladesh would think twice before selecting a kn*b jockey like him in a test team let alone put him in as a captain.
bsriharsha Posted January 9, 2010 Posted January 9, 2010 what else can you expect from a nation that believes that Afridi is the greatest cricketer to ever grace the sport :hysterical:
Ram Posted January 31, 2010 Posted January 31, 2010 Shahid Afridi left his mark on Pakistan's final 50 overs match in Australia - and on the cricket ball. First, he demonstrated how he could galvanise this Pakistan team into a fighting unit again. For the first time in weeks, Pakistan's players relished the fight and played with some belief. Afridi was at the heart of this, and his colleagues looked to be behind him. But then we saw the daft side of Afridi, his ill-disguised bite of the cricket ball, a white and rather scruffy cherry. Pakistan were in with a shout, Afridi leading impressively, but he never looked the same after his appetite got the better of him and he was reprimand by the umpires. Afridi can expect a lengthy ban, which is ill-timed as he was about to offer a solution to Pakistan's captaincy problems. He isn't the first international captain, of course, to tamper with the ball. Mike Atherton, for example, was relatively unscathed after his 'dirt in the pocket' incident. And you would judge Atherton to be more cerebral than Afridi by many tens of kilometers per hour. Afridi's biting action was a disgrace but his captaincy style better suited Pakistan. He should take the ban, and learn a final sobering lesson. Desire to win should not be confused with winning at all costs. Once the dust has settled, Afridi should take up the captaincy. The question is what to do in the interim? Mohammad Yousuf is not the answer. The best solution would be a brief return for Younis Khan http://blogs.cricinfo.com/pakspin/archives/2010/01/afridi_bites_back.php Does Kamran Abbasi even realize what people are going to make of his character when he says things like 'Afridi's captaincy style is better suited for Pakistan..'..What 'style' or methods is he referring to? That of doing whatever it takes to win a match? Is this the sort of moral standards the learned doctor himself adheres to personally? Oh dear... If I were one of his unfortunate patients, I'd immediately get myself a second opinion on every single medical issue where his help was taken.
Jasoos Posted January 31, 2010 Posted January 31, 2010 http://blogs.cricinfo.com/pakspin/archives/2010/01/afridi_bites_back.php Does Kamran Abbasi even realize what people are going to make of his character when he says things like 'Afridi's captaincy style is better suited for Pakistan..'..What 'style' or methods is he referring to? That of doing whatever it takes to win a match? Is this the sort of moral standards the learned doctor himself adheres to personally? Oh dear... If I were one of his unfortunate patients, I'd immediately get myself a second opinion on every single medical issue where his help was taken. They call people like Abbassi educated. I shudder to think what the uneducated class ( 99.9% of pakistan) would be.
Ram Posted January 31, 2010 Posted January 31, 2010 And keep in mind, till even before today's match, there was no official word that Afridi would be made captain. It was all mere speculation and conjecture. But the distinguished doctor has just said is that Pakistan should reward Afridi for his brave act on the cricket field by giving him the reigns of the Pakistani team. Staggering!
vvvslaxman Posted January 31, 2010 Posted January 31, 2010 He has earned more fans for his act lol. Un-fu**ing-believable.
Karan114 Posted January 31, 2010 Posted January 31, 2010 He has earned more fans for his act lol. Un-fu**ing-believable. You really couldn't make it up, could you? What a ****ed up team and even more ****ed up set of fans.
Clarke Posted January 31, 2010 Posted January 31, 2010 He's not only a messiah, also a warrior, may be a prophet [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnWcrJPtSIc]YouTube- Shahid Afridi Home Celebration Firing[/ame]
patriot Posted January 31, 2010 Posted January 31, 2010 He has earned more fans for his act lol. Un-fu**ing-believable. Yep..you are 100% right. Them donkey supporters are like...he's so aggressive, in his bid to win his first game as captain..he only went overboard..maybe because of his pathan instincts. LOL. :hysterical: Afridi is certainly destiny's child. The more retarded his acts are..the more his fans go overboard about his competitive instincts, aggression and talunt. :D :hysterical:
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