badmash Posted February 4, 2012 Posted February 4, 2012 :facepalm::facepalm::facepalm::facepalm::facepalm::facepalm::facepalm:
Asim Posted February 4, 2012 Posted February 4, 2012 Moronic statement. Bhai ,lagta hai ye PCB chairman ki post Pakistan ke sabse bade chewtiye ke liye reserve hoti hai. bro You are very much over-estimating this post :cantstop: I wonder how u'd rate this post if u ever come know about the guys we had on 10s of other much much important posts...
Malcolm Merlyn Posted February 4, 2012 Posted February 4, 2012 Please someone from Pakistan tell me is there no one who is sensible and can head the PCB?Most of these people act like those tv anchors on Pakistan tv jingoism,we are superior we are this that and what not. Went to the lecture of Imran Khan he gave at Milan Mela.What he talks makes sense.
Asim Posted February 4, 2012 Posted February 4, 2012 Please someone from Pakistan tell me is there no one who is sensible and can head the PCB?Most of these people act like those tv anchors on Pakistan tv jingoism,we are superior we are this that and what not. Went to the lecture of Imran Khan he gave at Milan Mela.What he talks makes sense. I liked your innocent wish but i). u know who is our head-of-state? ii). PCB chairman is directly appointed by head-of-state (& most of the time its some of his close friend only)
Old guy Posted February 4, 2012 Posted February 4, 2012 I liked your innocent wish but i). u know who is our head-of-state? ii). PCB chairman is directly appointed by head-of-state (& most of the time its some of his close friend only) :cantstop: even u agree right this statement is dumb u know me i usually try to be unbaised but this one surely deserves some :whack: :haha:
Number Posted February 4, 2012 Posted February 4, 2012 bro You are very much over-estimating this post :cantstop: I wonder how u'd rate this post if u ever come know about the guys we had on 10s of other much much important posts... :giggle:
rahulrulezz Posted February 4, 2012 Posted February 4, 2012 Hahahaha this guy is soo jokes ... He just trolled every Indian fan... R tbh we needed this kinda statement from PCB official to force a series between India-Pakistan... Pakistan is even ok to organize the series in India(which means all the money goes to BCCI)... I am sure a series win over Pakistan in an Indo-Pak series is what we need at this time!!
Pioneer Posted February 4, 2012 Posted February 4, 2012 What was the point of saying something like that? Poor from Zaka Ashraf who I thought is the type to stay away from the media and stupid statements. Time will tell if this guy's another joke or not
Asim Posted February 4, 2012 Posted February 4, 2012 ... Went to the lecture of Imran Khan he gave at Milan Mela.What he talks makes sense. There at "Literary Meet" Book fair something? Btw at the end they cut the power intentionally Off to wind-up Imran Khan talks, thats very poor and something never heard before... I mean they couldv simply conveyed the message about finishing of scheduled time or any other way but this was too awkward really...
Clarke Posted February 4, 2012 Posted February 4, 2012 I don't mind an India-Pak series at all but these comments are indicative of Pakistani mentality in general. A few (not all) down to earth members on this forum isn't going to change that. We won the WC less than a yr back and were #1 as well and i don't recall any of our corrupt officials come out to demean Pakistani team even when they could have done that without consequences. I raised the point in the other thread Pak people enjoying Team India bashing whether some humility from our end would provide for an equivalent response across the border http://www.indiancricketfans.com/showpost.php?p=1806748&postcount=77 The answer's available in the zehniyat/hearts/scared comments and that's just off the top of my head.
Malcolm Merlyn Posted February 4, 2012 Posted February 4, 2012 There at "Literary Meet" Book fair something? Btw at the end they cut the power intentionally Off to wind-up Imran Khan talks, thats very poor and something never heard before... I mean they couldv simply conveyed the message about finishing of scheduled time or any other way but this was too awkward really... Yes.I was there.the electricity went for the whole place.The organisers immediately apologised. But Imran even while cricticizing talked sense. What are the credentials of Zaka by the way?What did he used to do?
Malcolm Merlyn Posted February 4, 2012 Posted February 4, 2012 I liked your innocent wish but i). u know who is our head-of-state? ii). PCB chairman is directly appointed by head-of-state (& most of the time its some of his close friend only) this the 3-4th PCB chairman whom i have seen who makes such statements. There was one tauqeer Zia then one after that then Ijaz Butt now Ashraf.how do you guys put up.we cant even tolerate Narayanswami who is much better.
Iconoclast Posted February 4, 2012 Posted February 4, 2012 Well I think there is some truth to what he said. Remember when India avoided Pakistan when the two W's were in their prime ? Same is going on now ... BCCI babus know a humiliating lost to Pakistan now would be the final nail in their coffin.
Sarkar Posted February 4, 2012 Posted February 4, 2012 lol....you have no idea the things I would say about BCCI if I were to take up that position. :--D Let's be honest. You guys should show some sense and not defend everything blindly by BCCI. Running away from a sporting event based on useless "politics" is a sign of coward-ness. How many times will you guys try to pull this out? Remember 90s under 2 Ws...:--D Oh yea pakistan refused to tour India over Babri masjid demolition and Kashmir issues i heard that sachin chickned out india chickned out all false stories. 160 people died in mumbai attacks killed by your brain dead terrorists and you think its useless politics. I know why Pakistan wants to play India because no other team can generate revenue like India does.
Sarkar Posted February 4, 2012 Posted February 4, 2012 KARACHI, Sept 23: Indian cricketers will arrive in this country directly from Toronto, Canada, after finishing their engagements in the Sahara Cup, for the first time in eight years when they arrive at the Quaid-i-Azam International Airport in the wee hours of Thursday. The Indians will take part in Pakistan's year-long Golden Jubilee celebrations by playing three one-day internationals in the Wills Challenge Cup against the home team. The series will officially mark the opening of the gruelling domestic season that includes six Tests, three each against South Africa and the West Indies, and a quadrangular tournament involving the two countries, the hosts as well as the world champions Sri Lanka. The first match will be played at Niaz Stadium, Hyderabad, on Sunday while the second one in Karachi on Sept 30 at the National Stadium. The Indians will conclude their week-long schedule by playing the last match on Oct 2 under the floodlights of Qadhafi Stadium, the picturesque venue that hosted the final of the World Cup in 1996. Pakistan, in May, had participated in India's Independence Cup where they humbled India - thanks to a record-breaking 194 by Saeed Anwar. However, Pakistan failed to win the Cup when they were beaten by world champions Sri Lanka in two straight matches in the best-of-the-three finals. Two hours after the arrival of the Indian team, the national carrier will bring the Pakistani cricketers from the Canadian city where both India and Pakistan played a series of five one-day internationals. India's last visit to Pakistan was in 1989-90 when Kris Srikkanth's men played here four Tests and as many one-dayers during their 45-day tour. Since then Pakistan and India have not exchanged tours until Pakistan travelled to Bangalore for the exciting World Cup quarter-final last year in March. In fact, Pakistan's two visits to India between 1989 and 1995 were cancelled for one reason or the other. Shiv Sena's threats forced the Pakistan cricket administrators to postpone the visit in 1991 and a year later, the demolition of historic Babri Masjid in Ayodhia further dampened the prospects of Pakistan crossing the borders. India, on the contrary, refused to come to Pakistan in 1993 for the Asia Cup saying it wouldn't come until they were paid a return visit by the Pakistanis. However, the major breakthrough came late last year when Majid Khan, the PCB chief executive, agreed to send his team to India for May's Independence Cup. That followed the acceptance by the Indian authorities to send their team on a reciprocal basis. India's last tour of Pakistan was marred by an unfortunate incident when violence erupted at the National Stadium, Karachi, during the third one-day international. On Dec 20, 1988, the match at the National Stadium was abandoned for the second time in the history of the ground after just an hour's play with Pakistan reeling at 28 for three after 14 overs. The first was in 1981-82 when the Australia-Pakistan match had to be called off. The trouble started when Mohammad Azharuddin was hit by a missile from the general enclosure. During the trouble that followed the incident, the then Indian team manager Chandu Borde was quoted as saying: ``We have been in tension for the last 45 days. My boys are scared. There is absolutely no security for my boys.'' The Indian Foreign Ministry in New Delhi also acted immediately after the National Stadium fiasco when it summoned Shafqat Kakakhel, the Pakistani Charge d' Affaires. The then Indian official, Naheshwar Dayal, lodged an official protest and strongly condemned the ``incident of violence and other displays of hooliganism''. In the background of the nine-year-old disaster and the latest incident of fist-fight between Inzamamul Haq and an Indian spectator in Canada, the law enforcing agencies are more than cautious. Eatables, megaphones, flags or anything which can be thrown onto the ground, have been banned while the spectators will have to pass through three security checks before taking their seats in the 34,300-capacity National Stadium. At least 25 armed policemen will be guarding the boundaries of the National Stadium while another two dozen will be deployed near the players dressing rooms. The Indian team, in particular, will travel in top class security and under the surveillance of armed police mobiles. Similarly, the hotel will also be under strict guard and no unauthorised people/visitor will be allowed to step on the floor on which the Indian team will be staying. The higher-ups of the law-enforcing agencies have also directed their people to control their emotions and not to respond to the expected taunting or slogans. The best possible arrangements have been made to make the Indian team's visit a memorable one. Now all depends upon the citizens of the city to show discipline and cooperate with the authorities and restrain themselves from doing any thing which may bring a bad name to the country or mar the Golden Jubilee celebrations. The two teams, arriving on Thursday, are: INDIA - Sachin Tendulkar (captain), Ajay Jadeja (vice-captain), Saurav Ganguly, Rahul Dravid, Mohammad Azharuddin, Vinod Kambli, Saba Karim (wicketkeeper), Rajesh Chauhan, Abey Kuruvilla, Harvinder Singh, Robin Singh, Dabashish Mohanty, Nilesh Kulkarni and Hrishinkesh Kanitkar. Cricket Manager: Madan Lal. PAKISTAN - Ramiz Raja (captain), Saeed Anwar (vice-captain), Shahid Afridi, Salim Malik, Ijaz Ahmad, Inzamamul Haq, Hasan Raza, Moin Khan (wicketkeeper), Azhar Mahmood, Saqlain Mushtaq, Aqib Javed, Mohammad Akram, Shahid Nazir, Kabir Khan, Mohammad Husain. Cricket Manager: Haroon Rasheed. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source: Dawn Editorial comments can be sent to Dawn at webmaster@dawn.com Contributed by CricInfo Management Date-stamped : 25 Feb1998 - 19:29
Clarke Posted February 4, 2012 Posted February 4, 2012 Well I think there is some truth to what he said. Remember when India avoided Pakistan when the two W's were in their prime ? Same is going on now ... BCCI babus know a humiliating lost to Pakistan now would be the final nail in their coffin. Although the ground reality is the following; we may be slow/archaic elephant in administering our cricket but sure as hell have some tiny dogs barking around:
Malcolm Merlyn Posted February 4, 2012 Posted February 4, 2012 Well I think there is some truth to what he said. Remember when India avoided Pakistan when the two W's were in their prime ? Same is going on now ... BCCI babus know a humiliating lost to Pakistan now would be the final nail in their coffin. lol....you have no idea the things I would say about BCCI if I were to take up that position. :--D Let's be honest. You guys should show some sense and not defend everything blindly by BCCI. Running away from a sporting event based on useless "politics" is a sign of coward-ness. How many times will you guys try to pull this out? Remember 90s under 2 Ws...:--D It was Pakistan that pulled out not India. There was hardly any money in India in those days.but as India has all the money these days all PCB chiefs come with their begging bowl to play a series. Now if you have any shame either own up that you guys read all this made up bigoted history in your books or just dont show up your face here anymore.
Alchemist Posted February 4, 2012 Posted February 4, 2012 He is correct. Look at what happened to Sri Lanka last time they toured Pakistan for Bi-Lateral series. Even I would be afrais.
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