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What players are saying before the big match - IND - PAK


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Chill then... Absolutely genuine, fair and realistic words by Khan but I am not surprised because it is published by Indian media and they still managed to make 1 masala headline out of it...
Makes sense.
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yea. Zaheer is ready to get his 2nd five wicket haul in his whole career.:hysterical:
He is leading wicket taken pacer in WC. Even 4 wickets will break pak line up.
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I believe the Indian team has stopped giving 1-1 interviews to the media for the past 2 weeks. I think the media did something to piss of the players. Believe it was after that South Africa game...something like Sachin gives everyone a yelling...not sure though.

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I believe the Indian team has stopped giving 1-1 interviews to the media for the past 2 weeks. I think the media did something to piss of the players. Believe it was after that South Africa game...something like Sachin gives everyone a yelling...not sure though.
Good attitude by Indian players, media deserve this. Pity that Pakistani players are falling prey to this, they should just focus on performance and try to make the best out of 30th.
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He is leading wicket taken pacer in WC. Even 4 wickets will break pak line up.
oh yeah and the leading wicket taker overall which is afridi would sit there and relax I suppose?:hysterical::hysterical::hysterical: (now u will reply by saying Indian batsman play spin very well ):hysterical::hysterical:
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Aktor---I pissed on my pants last night when i had a nightmare about Ross Taylor. Source--Just kidding.Purely personal opinion.Written only for humour.No offence to anybody.:--D

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The more you talk to the media, the more pressure on you to deliver. What's the point of talking about stuff when all that matters is your performance on the match day. The team which plays better cricket wins. End of story.

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As far as the sleeping pills thing goes, Immy can keep his advice to himself and kindly do away with his armchair psychology. I don't think the Indian team is gonna crumble just because some idiotic Pakistani players are yapping to the media in the hopes of bogging down our team and because a bunch of 'experts' are playing the 'pressure at home' card. This is not some fledgling squad that has never played under pressure. A huge majority of our team consists of highly experienced class players who play very well in a tight situation. Perhaps he's better off freewheeling his 'advice' to some novice teams instead.

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I believe the Indian team has stopped giving 1-1 interviews to the media for the past 2 weeks. I think the media did something to piss of the players. Believe it was after that South Africa game...something like Sachin gives everyone a yelling...not sure though.
Bhajji: My blood boils when I play Australia
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Gul targets Tendulkar, Sehwag By: Majid Bhatti Date: 2011-03-28 Place: Mohali Pakistan pace ace Umar Gul confident of dismissing Sachin and Sehwag cheaply Pakistani pacer Umar Gul is oozing confidence going into the high-octane semi-final clash against India. Pakistan's Umar Gul. Pic/AFP The World Cup's second best Pakistani bowler with 14 wickets (skipper Shahid Afridi tops the bowling chart with 21 scalps) is confident of demolishing India's two batting pillars Sachin Tendulkar and Virender Sehwag when the two sides face-off at the Punjab Cricket Association Stadium here on Wednesday. "I am targeting Tendulkar and Sehwag. My plan is to get them out early. Only then, we can win easily. I am confident of getting them out cheaply," Gul told MiD DAY yesterday. India's star openers have scored more than 300 runs each in the World Cup so far and there are no signs of them showing any mercy on Wednesday. Also, Tendulkar's knock of 98 in the 2003 World Cup at Centurion would still be haunting Pakistan. But, the in-form Gul has been the key to Pakistan's progress to the last-four stage, especially with Shoaib Akhtar struggling for form and fitness. The 26-year-old has consistently provided the breakthroughs for Pakistan in the tournament (see box). Gul has had reasonable success against India. In the 2003-04 historic Test series, his 5-31 that included the wickets of Sehwag, Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman, left India in tatters in the second Test in Lahore. Gul's brilliant performance helped Pakistan bounce back with a nine-wicket win after losing the first Test. http://www.mid-day.com/sports/2011/mar/280311-Umar-Gul-Sachin-Sehwag-Shahid-Afridi.htm#

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Maybe I'm alone in this but really what's the big deal? For me this match is not the all important one. The most important match is the final after we brutalize the Pakistan Players. :)

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