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Najam Sethi


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the very first decision he takes will tell where your team is heading; malik kamran dropped forever is good news for you, afridi brought back will be hailed as great decision in India.

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the very first decision he takes will tell where your team is heading; malik kamran dropped forever is good news for you' date=' afridi brought back will be hailed as great decision in India.[/quote'] isnt the selection of the players the job of the selectors?
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isnt the selection of the players the job of the selectors?
PCB selectors job is to search out within their families if anyone playing cricket at any level...
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Acting PCB chairman Najam Sethi has stated that he will ask for a reduction to Mohammad Amir's 5 year ban #cricket #pcb #spotfixing
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"He (Amir) is a talented cricketer," Sethi told a press conference in Lahore. "I will request the ICC that since as he has served two and a half years of his ban, and was also jailed, to reduce his ban."
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I thought Najam Sethi was just a political commentator. He's a good open minded guy who tells things like they are. A good appointment for the PCB and I'm sure he will help put Pakistani cricket back on the road to respectability.

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Kyon bhai' date=' unko bhi bula lo....[/quote'] One thing you can count on is Pakis sympathizing with match fixers and ever-ready to make excuses for them. E.g., he was young, he was naïve, he was uneducated, he was trapped by BCCI/RAW etc. Nothing is ever their fault and they wouldn't mind having match fixers represent them. Irony is they are the ones who talk about "honor" at the drop of a hat :haha:
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One thing you can count on is Pakis sympathizing with match fixers and ever-ready to make excuses for them. E.g.' date=' he was young, he was naïve, he was uneducated, he was trapped by BCCI/RAW etc. Nothing is ever their fault and they wouldn't mind having match fixers represent them. Irony is they are the ones who talk about "honor" at the drop of a hat :haha:[/quote'] I agree... There is something wrong at the basic level, I met a few in London... they were good guys and loved the lifestyle there but i always got the feeling that they longed for some medieval period where their forefathers apparently ruled Spain and all.. they would spend half their day in BHOOLI BISRI YADEIN :--D:--D

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