From the land of Phaasht bowlers comes the latest pace sensation

[The Outsider]

Ladies and gentlemen, my pleasure to introduce Sohail Tanveer. Bowling off a shortened run up, Tanveer generated lightening pace of 80 kmph today with the old ball and was able to reverse swing it both ways. He operated with a cleverly thought out field and plan where the wicketkeeper was standing up to his thunderbolts and employed a silly mid off as a close catcher. His ability to bowl off the wrong foot was compounded by the fact that he became the first phaasht bowler to operate diagonally an run in between the umpire and stumps. He troubled the selfish Indian batsmen and is reported to have sent shivers down the spine of the Aussies due to tour in a few months.

[varun]

:hysterical::hysterical: You forgot Talunted :P

[Anakin]

Felt sorry for the guy, just had no answer for the scared indian batsmen.

[Gambit]

What utter humiliation for Pakistan! :hysterical: One humiliation after another this year at the hands of India!

[gator]

:hysterical: good one shwets...

[Guest BossBhai]

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[Chaos]

boy i saw shades of azhar and laxxy in lazy jaffer.

[Bumper]

Windmill Tanvir's scortching pace in Kolkatta's heat, really had our batsmen sweating.:haha: Typical Pakistani pacer - Dope = Shabbir Ahmed Typical Pakistani pacer - Dope - Trickery in action = Sami Typical Pakistani pacer - Dope - Trickery in action - Pace = Tanvir

[Chaos]

Windmill Tanvir's scortching pace in Kolkatta's heat, really had our batsmen sweating.:haha: Typical Pakistani pacer - Dope = Shabbir Ahmed Typical Pakistani pacer - Dope - Trickery in action = Sami Typical Pakistani pacer - Dope - Trickery in action - Pace = Tanvir

after day 1, these pak cricket forums were on emergency state. I am loving it :D. This is what we been through with our bowling during 90's.... remember that sl match where they amassed 950+runs? india scored 560 i think..

[Dravid]

:hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::two_thumbs_up:

[theguyinallblue]

:hysterical::hysterical:... Time to revise the Chanakya Niti .. do not leave the enemy in a state from where it can strike back in future... dismantle it completely... we missed the chance in 2005 under the out of form ex captain Ganguly... we must rout and dent the psyche of pakistani players that they future generations will shudder at the thought of playing test cricket in india.. sehwag's one innings still makes their pant wet....

[Guest BossBhai]

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[fineleg]

Love it...Kill the opposition when they are down. Dont let them back in the series at all. :two_thumbs_up::two_thumbs_up::two_thumbs_up::two_thumbs_up:

[Ram]

Man, there are lots serial-killer-waiting-to-happen in this board... " Lets kill the enemy when is he down.... I want Pakistan's blood"....

[Lurker]

Man, there are lots serial-killer-waiting-to-happen in this board...

Indeed. Sacry place an Indian website can be at times. The irony is that many Indians, even sane ones, are quick to remind how "Opposition shall show no mercy", probably they need to check some of these threads to see how "merciful" we are! Winning is one thing but there are threads which have a undercurrent of hatred. xxx

[theguyinallblue]

Tezaab dekh rahe ho...aur bol rahe ho ki aggressive na hoye hum log...

[Lurker]

Tezaab dekh rahe ho...aur bol rahe ho ki aggressive na hoye hum log...

Aggressive aur hateful mein difference hai Bhaiya. Agar koi Mukut Bihari tang kare to station yard le jaake maarne ka otherwise dandiya karte raho

[Ram]

It is quite understandable though. For a major part of the 80s and the 90s Pakistan handed India one crushing defeat after another. There is an under-current of frustration and anger amongst Indian fans, old scars that are yet to heal. Now, when we are beginning to assert out superiority, its only natural that some of us get explicitly aggressive in our verbals.

[DesiChap]

:hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:

[Dhondy]

It is quite understandable though. For a major part of the 80s and the 90s Pakistan handed India one crushing defeat after another. There is an under-current of frustration and anger amongst Indian fans' date=' old scars that are yet to heal. Now, when we are beginning to assert out superiority, its only natural that some of us get explicitly aggressive in our verbals.[/quote'] Nothing to do with that. You guys weren't here during our Sportsnetwork days, otherwise you'd have realised what was going on. The bitterness and hatred between two sets of supporters would have made most cricket rivalries look like a lovefest. If you are really savvy, you'd have noticed who started this thread, and who starts the Ahahahaha threads. All a part of our "rich" history, folks.