Babble from former Paki players- Rameez, Imran, Mudassar etc. - MERGED

[MUMBAISKIPPER]

One of the most ridiculous comments I have ever heard from a cricketer is the following comment made by former pakistan joker,I mean cricketer,Ramiz Raja.While speaking to NDTV's Vikram Chandra from Lahore today,he said "Chewing the ball was an emotional outburst from Afridi".Even Vikram Chandra could not control his laughter. Really,PCB is a mad house and pakistani cricketers are the ones who belong there.

[triam]

Next time Afridi has an emotional breakdown he will make sweet effing love to his cricket bat, you have an y problems with that?

[achilles]

I hope he doesn't have a physical outburst next time or he'll eat his own dick.

[King]

Rubbish, pot of excuses as usual. Everyone know it was an act of cheating particularly coming from serial offender like Afridi. If ball chewing was an emotional outburst how about pitch tampering? It almost sounds like Rameez is paid to work for Afridi. One idiot backing the other.

[putrevus]

Rubbish' date=' pot of excuses as usual. Everyone know it was an act of cheating particularly coming from serial offender like Afridi. If ball chewing was an emotional outburst how about pitch tampering? It almost sounds like Rameez is paid to work for Afridi. One idiot backing the other.[/quote'] no wonder they beat India in pakistan and sharjah when Rameez and their so called King Imran was playing, they always have cheated and always will cheat. not surprisingly both of them have defend afridi saying it is not a big deal.

[vvvslaxman]

I am glad Ramiz was not spokes person for actress Ranjitha :cantstop:

[MUMBAISKIPPER]

I hope he doesn't have a physical outburst next time or he'll eat his own dick.

actually he had one...he once said in an interview that when pakistan lost to India in T20 WC'2007 final he hit himself with a bat so hard that he could not walk for 4-5 days...this guy is a real nut.

[achilles]

Haha. Yes, I remember reading this too. Idiot :hehe:

[Sachinism]

Forget these hypocrites, who were ready to blow themselves up over the Oval saga saying it was an insult to the country and all kinds of crap, but when this imbecile is caught red-handed they go out of their way to back them

[putrevus]

Forget these hypocrites' date=' who were ready to blow themselves up over the Oval saga saying it was an insult to the country and all kinds of crap, but when this imbecile is caught red-handed they go out of their way to back them[/quote'] Why was there no penalty of 5 runs for this bitting incident from Afridi like in oval.

[Desi Cartman]

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[achilles]

Why was there no penalty of 5 runs for this bitting incident from Afridi like in oval.

Coz Aussies and Afridi are bed-buddies. Ask :punter:

[Show_stopper]

BS..it was a (mis)calculated ploy from Afridi. He knew exactly what he was doing.

[Feed]

Yousuf, Younis not to challenge PCB in court While none of the cricketers will move court of law to get justice against the harsh punishment imposed on them by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), the ban on two batting icons Mohammad Yousuf and Younis Khan, imposed for an indefinite period may be lifted within two months. More... Yousuf, Younis not to challenge PCB in court By Our Sports Reporter Friday, 12 Mar, 2010 LAHORE: While none of the cricketers will move court of law to get justice against the harsh punishment imposed on them by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), the ban on two batting icons Mohammad Yousuf and Younis Khan, imposed for an indefinite period may be lifted within two months. The PCB has decided not to select both Yousuf and Younis for any international cricketing event for an indefinite period, alleging that the infighting between them brought down the whole team. The PCB has also imposed one-year ban on Shoaib Malik and Rana Naved-ul-Hasan besides imposing cash penalties in millions on them under undefined charges. Similarly, Shahid Afridi, Kamran Akmal and his brother Umar were also fined in millions. But sources say that the players are not thinking on the lines of fighting it in court as they fear PCB’s producing some record or the other there, which may go against them. In fact the banned players will be contacting the PCB chairman in their effort to find some relief regarding the matter.There are reports that both Younis and Yousuf did not take the penalties seriously anyway as they believe that the PCB cannot ignore them for Test cricket. Pakistan has to play six Test matches — two against Australia and four against England — from July this year. While Yousuf is in Jhang in connection with his preaching engagements, Younis is busy fishing, sources said. Afridi, too, is involved in preaching for the next couple of days.

[DomainK]

Indicates that there is more to it than meets the eye. They prefer to stay banned than to go to court and expose what has been kept hidden so far.

[Sooda]

Well its going to be lifted in 2 months it seems, so they may as well wait it out ...

[bsriharsha]

I always knew Ramiz and Afridi were all balls

[Sachinism]

PCB and manager wrangle over player bans Younis Khan axing Mohammad Yousuf from the second ODI against New Zealand in Abu Dhabi last November ultimately led to his own resignation from the captaincy and created problems within the team, according to the report of the manager of the side Abdur Raqib. This, and a number of other revelations, was announced by the PCB today in a press release salvo aimed at the former manager, who was with the side on tours to Abu Dhabi, New Zealand and Australia. The three tours culminated with a winless trip to Australia and the results led to an inquiry committee looking at the reasons behind the loss. The committee - with assent from the board chairman Ijaz Butt - last week handed out severe fines and bans to seven senior players for various breaches of discipline. But the board, to mounting criticism, has refused to make public the committee report, which itself took inputs from reports of the coach, manager and interviews with many players. This release, in which details of Raqib's reports are released, could however mark the beginning of a drip-drip release of the entire report. Since the punishments Raqib has publicly spoken of his surprise - and in some cases disappointment - at the fines and bans. But the board today released a statement claiming that Raqib had wanted players to be heavily fined. According to the board, in his manager's report, Raqib writes "that when Younis Khan decided to drop Mohammad Yousuf for the second ODI against New Zealand in Abu Dhabi [Yousuf played the second ODI, but was dropped from the third match], it led to a series of events that ultimately forced Younis Khan to resign. Raquib's tour report clearly mentioned that when Yousuf was told he was dropped on account of his poor fielding he curtly replied, "I have been fielding like this for the last 7 years". He publicly argued with the team coach and the resulting disquiet in the team led to the dropping of Shoaib Malik and Umar Akmal. Raquib stated that it was in the backdrop of these events that team unity completely broke down and eventually Younis Khan resigned from the captaincy. Raquib has also admitted that he was unable to take any corrective action and remained totally helpless to arrest the sharply falling team morale in during these events." Other incidents revealed in the report confirm the impression that there was considerable disquiet within the side through the three-month trip. Most damaging is the apparent confirmation of the behaviour of the Akmal brothers after the Sydney Test. Kamran was fined for making statements to the Australian press about playing in Hobart, but Raqib's report also says that younger brother Umar complained of a non-existent back injury in the run-up to the Test. "After the second Test in Sydney when Kamran Akmal was apparently being dropped for poor performance he started giving statements in the Australian Press which was a clear breach of the player's code of Conduct. Consequently Umar Akmal complained of a back injury; however after a medical check up no injury was found. Umar Akmal however also violated the code of conduct by giving statements to the press." A "brawl" between Yousuf and coach Intikhab Alam is also documented, during the fifth and final ODI in Perth, which Yousuf eventually sat out amid much speculation at the time. "Raquib has also written in his tour report that after the 5th ODI against Australia a brawl took place between Mohammad Yousuf and the team coach on the selection of the team, as Shahid Afridi had made two changes and dropped Younis Khan and Shoaib Malik," the PCB said. The report also confirmed rumours of an altercation between Umar Gul and Mohammad Aamer during a Test in New Zealand, one serious enough to incur heavy fines. The board said it "completely rejected Raquib's recent statements in the press where he has denied complaining about player indiscipline during his stint as Team Manager. In his recent appearance before the Australian Tour Inquiry Committee when asked what action should be taken against those players who were found to be in breach of team discipline Mr. Raquib had suggested that they should be heavily fined. It is disappointing to note that Mr. Raquib has chosen to deny what is already well recorded and documented. Raquib had repeated his complaints during his appearance before the Australia Tour Inquiry Committee. Now Mr. Raquib is issuing statements that are completely opposite to his own stated positions." http://www.cricinfo.com/pakistan/content/current/story/452051.html Pretty much confirms a lot of doubts. So far nothing on match fixing leaked out. Lets see how things pan out

[achilles]

Wow. Who will want to work with these bunch of jokers in the PCB now? They can't even stand-up for their own manager

[Karan114]

A "brawl" between Yousuf and coach Intikhab Alam is also documented

lol