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Wednesday, June 24, 2009

I said I’d quit if we won - Younis

Younis Khan receieved a rousing welcome at Karachi airport while security officials whisked away his team-mates who arrived earlier in Lahore

Younis Khan receieved a rousing welcome at Karachi airport while security officials whisked away his team-mates who arrived earlier in Lahore © Associated Press

Younis Khan has said that he had decided even before the World Cup started that he would retire from Twenty20 format if Pakistan won the tournament

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Pakistan fans gather at Lahore airport, Lahore, June 23, 2009
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Pakistan fans watch the final, Islamabad, June 21, 2009
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Posted by singh_sunny on (June 23 2009, 23:44 PM GMT)

even though pakistan won the tournament and i think it was a slap to the face for every other team..i dont think anybody will still go to pakistan to play cricket…the political situation has not got any better…bombs are still goin off and its gonna take time for any country to go there…i am an indian and i would india to there but lets hope it happens sooner than i think

Posted by xeusman on (June 23 2009, 23:15 PM GMT)

it was nice to see Pakistan Cricket Team giving their country men something to cheer about. Pakistanis really needed it. It shows that after all the pain and all that is lost we haven’t given up and we never will… wounds are ways to reveal us… the world saw what the color green actually looks and feels like..

Posted by nazibulislam80 on (June 23 2009, 08:34 AM GMT)

Pakistan has a lot of skills in cricket, what they need to use these cricket skills properly, Pakistan cricket board can play the main role in using the skills. They bring lot of players but after few months those players can’t perform anymore, Pakistan should work in this kind of problem. What Pakistan cricket needs is to have a democratic cricket board. Crickit board shouldn’t run by any army person.

Posted by Shahzad_Tirmizi on (June 23 2009, 08:00 AM GMT)

Yes Pakistan proved they still matter otherwise not very long ago people were writing that Pakistan is mis match against Australia when they were playing in Dubai. Christian Ryan especially wrote “The main non-event”. Some others were were writing that India vs Australia is much more competitive than India vs Pakistan. Now I wish I could ask all those “EXPERTS” which is the better team?

Posted by straight6 on (June 23 2009, 07:46 AM GMT)

Where does Pakistan go from here? Weii Pakistan have played hard cricket and PCB officials did say that they need to attract other cricket nations to come to Pakistan and play cricket. They have definately sent a very strong message to the world by winning the T20 World Cup, and hopefully they are perhaps now one of the teams to beat. Pakistan should also look to work closely with ECB, i feel with someone like the ECB they will benefit hugely and i feel that to resume International cricket they need the support of some other International cricket board As far as talent is concerned then i see that there is not much of a problem, but the only problem lies in that there is not much cricket to play if any at all. Therefore it is vital to get cricket played, ideally you would want some home games, but now the team has got this composure, it will definately help. So keep on with the good work and be positive and PAKISTAN ZINDABAD and always will be Dil Dil Pakistan

Posted by redneck on (June 23 2009, 06:44 AM GMT)

“tournaments like the IPL and the Champions League are going to be far more important than the traditional Test series.” ???? wtf! i guess you could take that view??? i would think pakistan would want the form and team unity that won them the T20 cup to continue onto the 50 over and test match forms of the game. the champions league is just the IPL finalists playing other domestic teams from around the world that dont even draw 2000 fans through the gate when playing at home. dont just solely focus on twenty20 pakistan just because that is what your good at, aim to be as good in the other forms aswell!

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Monday, June 22, 2009

ICC World Twenty20 trophy, Pakistan v Sri Lanka, ICC World Twenty20 final, Lord’s, June 21, 2009

The Pakistan team is ecstatic after winning the final , Pakistan v Sri Lanka, ICC World Twenty20 final, Lord’s, June 21, 2009
The Pakistan team is ecstatic after winning the final
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Pakistan are crowned World Twenty20 champions, Pakistan v Sri Lanka, ICC World Twenty20 final, Lord’s, June 21, 2009
Pakistan are crowned World Twenty20 champions
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Fawad Alam relishes holding the ICC World Twenty20 trophy, Pakistan v Sri Lanka, ICC World Twenty20 final, Lord’s, June 21, 2009

Fawad Alam relishes holding the ICC World Twenty20 trophy
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Sri Lankan fans can’t hide their disappointment, Sri Lanka, June 21, 2009
Sri Lankan fans can't hide their disappointment

A message for the outgoing defending champions India, Pakistan v Sri Lanka, ICC World Twenty20 final, Lord’s, June 21, 2009
A message for the outgoing defending champions India
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Shahid Afridi and Shoaib Malik celebrate the win, Pakistan v Sri Lanka, ICC World Twenty20 final, Lord’s, June 21, 2009
Shahid Afridi and Shoaib Malik celebrate the win

Intikhab Alam holds aloft the World Twenty20 trophy, Pakistan v Sri Lanka, ICC World Twenty20 final, Lord’s, June 21, 2009
Intikhab Alam holds aloft the World Twenty20 trophy
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Pakistan fans back home after their team’s win, Islamabad, June 21, 2009
Pakistan fans back home after their team's win
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Shahid Afridi gives Shoaib Malik a hug after sealing the win, Pakistan v Sri Lanka, ICC World Twenty20 final, Lord’s, June 21, 2009
Shahid Afridi gives Shoaib Malik a hug after sealing the win
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Pakistan fans revel in their team’s ICC World Twenty20 triumph in Islamabad, Islamabad, June 21, 2009
Pakistan fans revel in their team's ICC World Twenty20 triumph
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Shoaib Malik supported Shahid Afridi well with his unbeaten 24 , Pakistan v Sri Lanka, ICC World Twenty20 final, Lord’s, June 21, 2009
Shoaib Malik supported Shahid Afridi well with his unbeaten 24
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Shahid Afridi is mobbed by his team-mates after he guided Pakistan to an eight-wicket win, Pakistan v Sri Lanka, ICC World Twenty20 final, Lord’s, June 21, 2009
Shahid Afridi is mobbed by his team-mates

Shahid Afridi celebrates the moment of victory, Pakistan v Sri Lanka, ICC World Twenty20 final, Lord’s, June 21, 2009
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Shahid Afridi’s knock proved crucial in Pakistan’s win, Pakistan v Sri Lanka, ICC World Twenty20 final, Lord’s, June 21, 2009
Shahid Afridi's knock proved crucial in Pakistan's win
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Shahid Afridi launches into one, Pakistan v Sri Lanka, ICC World Twenty20 final, Lord’s, June 21, 2009
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Pakistan are crowned World Twenty20 champions, Pakistan v Sri Lanka, ICC World Twenty20 final, Lord’s, June 21, 2009
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Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Pakistan vs South Africa ICC World Twenty20 2009 Discussion

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Semi Final 1: Pakistan vs South Africa

Right, well the Super 8’s are done and dusted, time to move to this big game.

I’m gonna fancy Pakistan’s chances simply because of South Africa’s tendency to *cough*choke*cough* in Semi Final games (1992,1999, and 2007),

That’s what I’m relying on for Pakistan to win the game anyway… South Africa choking

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they didnt chok, they were unlucky!

i like SA, but i also want Pak to go to Final, it will be good for their cricket. and also the Indian fans will be jealous

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I’m going with SA because i don’t find a logical reason why they should lose.
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They’ll choke based on past history

That’s a logical enough reason for me… lol

We don’t deserve to be in the semis though… all we really did was beat New Zealand. Oh well, one non-associate/minnow win is better than none

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South Africa are in a really good form and I don’t think Pakistan can win this but I hope I am wrong
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South Africa seem to have quality in every department, with little weakness.

That said, I reckon Pakistan’ll cause an upset, to comply with my prediction a while back,

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I can’t see past SA for this - AB’s been one of my players of the tournament so far…
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Right, well the Super 8’s are done and dusted, time to move to this big game.

I’m gonna fancy Pakistan’s chances simply because of South Africa’s tendency to *cough*choke*cough* in Semi Final games (1992,1999, and 2007),

That’s what I’m relying on for Pakistan to win the game anyway… South Africa choking

Don’t forget the 2006 ICC Trophy against the West Indies in the Semi Finals.

It seems South Africa have Bad luck in Semi Finals

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and the pitch is expected to be slow and will turn,
so cos of that im going for pakistan
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they didnt chok, they were unlucky!

i like SA, but i also want Pak to go to Final, it will be good for their cricket. and also the Indian fans will be jealous

I wont be! I wont mind it if Pakistan win here and go to the final. It would be actually good to see a Pakistan vs Sri Lanka final (although that would not be deserving since South Africa have been the best team of the competition and Pakistan have beaten only one big nation, New Zealand).

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SA is going to trash Pakistan.
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For me South Africa has the biggest chance to qualify. I won’t mind if Pakistan qualify for the final.

Here is the scorecard of the warm-up match of Pakistan vs South Africa: Pakistan v South Africa at Nottingham, Jun 1, 2009 | Cricket Scorecard | Cricinfo.com

This match was also played in Trent Bridge.

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Guys I’m Indian and I dont support Pakistan…but after long long time I have feeling that pakistan will win against SA this time not because SA will choke but they will reel under pressure of Afridi, Azmal and GUL….dangerous bowling…
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Even an article has been made about South Africa’s choking. But I feel that they will go through now.

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Pakistan will be happy to have come this far. Even Younis said that he would be happy to finish in the final four. So even if they lose here, they and their fans should be happy enough. Also they have finished ahead of India and so thats something that their fans would rejoice.

If Pakistan go to the final, it will be a big bonus for them. But I dont see it happening if SA maintain the form.

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Wednesday, June 10, 2009

ICC World Twenty20 2009 / Fixtures

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