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Pak_Fan_4_Eva

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WTF is this ? does he even know why we don't want to play against pak .
Do you mean India or the Indian cricket fans? Because there have been quite a few encounters recently in other sports between the two nations
Stuge Proficient

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Do you mean India or the Indian cricket fans? Because there have been quite a few encounters recently in other sports between the two nations
mostly ,we have played against each other in tournament(s) . Bilateral series is a different thing altogether .
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Thank you.:yay: I can sense a bi-lateral series coming up shortly
wrong..whatever little chance we had, will vanish now due to such loose talk. He isn't some roadside romeo talking about it, the moron is the board chief ffs.
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Do you mean India or the Indian cricket fans? Because there have been quite a few encounters recently in other sports between the two nations
How hard is it to remember that Stature of Cricket is entirely different from "other sports". I am sure you know all about this but you are programmed in such a way to say this like this Ahraf guy(who is this mo)
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http://cricket.yahoo.com/news/pakistan-chief-says-india--afraid-.html
Pakistan chief says India 'afraid' The BCCI has said it needs government approval to revive the ties, but Ashraf said they were worried about how supporters would react to being beaten by Pakistan. Dubai, (AFP): Pakistan cricket chief Zaka Ashraf said on Saturday that his side's recent resurgence in form had left arch-rivals India afraid to take them on. The neighbours have not played a Test series since 2007, with sporting ties frozen after the terrorist attacks on Mumbai in November 2008, which New Delhi blamed on Pakistan-based militants. There were hopes of a thaw after the sides met in the World Cup semi-final last March and they are slated to play each other under the International Cricket Council's Future Tours Programme this year. But they have struggled to find a slot because of India's hectic schedule, prompting Ashraf, who took over as Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman in October last year, to accuse India of running scared. "Maybe the way our team is performing and the way their team is performing in Australia, they look like afraid, for them losing to Australia is not that much emotional, but its more emotional losing to Pakistan," Ashraf told reporters. India were routed 4-0 in their Test series in Australia last month - to record eight consecutive defeats away from home after their whitewash in England by the same margin last year. In contrast, Pakistan under Misbah-ul Haq are on a roll, having not lost a series since August 2010 and enjoy an unassailable 2-0 lead over world number one England in their three-Test series in the United Arab Emirates. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has said it needs government approval to revive the ties, but Ashraf said they were worried about how supporters would react to being beaten by Pakistan. "Indian cricket fans will get after their cricket board, so I think the way we are performing they are afraid," said Ashraf, whose request to meet his BCCI counterpart Narayan Srinivasan in December last year was also turned down. Ashraf said all PCB's requests to revive cricket relations had been unsuccessful. "I don't know what's in their heart, but we have requested them a lot of times," he said. He said both the Indian and Pakistani prime ministers - who attended the World Cup semi-final together - had asked for a resumption of games between the two countries, but nothing had happened. "We are ready to play any time against them. If they say yes today we can play against them here in UAE after the England series... but the ball is in their court whether they want to play," Ashraf said. "When their prime minister is saying, when Srinivasan is saying he also wants to see India Pakistan play, maybe their selectors and those working in their team management are afraid of our team's morale and preparation."
Wow! Pakistan must be desperate for money. Otherwise why should a country's head of cricket make such a statement.
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Thank you.:yay: I can sense a bi-lateral series coming up shortly
Dude, this isn't about a troll like you on an Internet message board, this is about your country's head of cricket spouting such garbage. It doesn't work like that in the real world.
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-PUgVPIGCw4 B-> Let the bashing start. I'm seriously missing it since the Tests began.B->
Shabash OP, trying to make the indian posters happy, what a loser you are, seriously :-)

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