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Monday, October 24, 2011

Reliance ICC T-20 ranking of teams for the Month of October- November 2011

Current ICC t20 ranking of team (All rights reserved 2011-12)
Islamabad -Routers ,ICC released its t20 Cricket team ranking for the month of October - November 2011 here on Monday.World Champion England top the ranking with 1273 points & 127 rating.While Srilanka is on no.2 position with 1009 points & 126 rating.Newzealand is on 3rd position with 1056 points & 117 rating.
Pakistan is on no.7 Position with 1164 points & 97 rating.

Reliance ICC ODI ranking for the Month of October- November 2011

Current ICC ODI ranking of team ( Copyright 2011-12 Reserved)
Islamabad -Routers ,ICC released its ODI Cricket team ranking for the month of October - November 2011 here on Monday.Australia top the ranking with 4124 points & 129 rating.While Srilanka is on no.2 position with 3327 points & 119 rating.South Africa is on 3rd position with 2458 points & 117 rating.
Pakistan is on no.6 Position with 2931 points & 101 rating.

Sunday, October 23, 2011

Shahid Afridi's wife photo released

Shahid Afridi with his wife in a farm house
Karachi ( humari news) Former Pakistani Skipper Sahabzada Shahid Khan Afridi 's wife's photo released.It was captured by famous online news agency humari news reporter Bilal Ansari aka Billu.Shahid Afridi is clear seen with a woman in the picture above.The picture was taken from a farm house where Afridi came for picnic with his family but our correspondent Bilal captured Afridi with his family from a hidden place.Afridi's wife (Nadia) is in pink t-shirt while lifting her elder daughter.
It is also noted that before this Pic of Afridi's wife lot of picture was on the internet proclaiming it a Afridi's wife but all of them was not clear and mostly was fake and edited.But this Pic of Afridi's wife was captured from a hidden place but very near from her.

Thursday, October 20, 2011

Junaid wants to fill Amir’s void in Pakistan attack

ABU DHABI: Rookie paceman Junaid Khan Tuesday said he wanted to fill the void left in Pakistan’s pace attack by the absence of his close friend and one-time bowling partner Mohammad Amir.
The 21-year-old took a maiden five-wicket haul to help Pakistan dismiss Sri Lanka for a low score of 197 on the opening day of the first Test at Abu Dhabi stadium.
“I will do my best to fill the void and do as well as my team needs,” said Khan, whose 5-38 rocked the formidable Sri Lankan batting. “I am delighted with my effort but all the bowlers did well as no one man can get a team out.” Khan hails from Abbottabad in North-Western Pakistan, a town where Osama Bin Laden was killed by American Special Forces in May this year, played most of his cricket with Amir.
The duo, both left-arm pacemen, toured various countries with Pakistan junior teams between 2005 and 2009 before the more talented Amir was picked for Pakistan’s seniors.
Khan said the pitch at Abu Dhabi stadium was responsive.
“There was a little bit of seam early but otherwise, I used the yorker and mixed the bowling up and it’s pleasing to get them out for a low score,” said Khan, who hoped Pakistan put up 300-350 for a winning lead.
Khan got just one wicket on his debut Test, against Zimbabwe last month.
Khan said legendary Pakistan pacemen Imran Khan and Wasim Akram were his idols but he developed into a good bowler only under Waqar Younis’s coaching.
“I am quite lucky that way. During the World Cup (2011), there was Aaqib Javed and Waqar and alongside them Wasim also gave tips when he came on how to bowl. I started playing cricket only after watching Imran.
“When I went to Lancashire, Wasim used to call me and tell me how to bowl, how to use the conditions,” said Khan. “That stint was very helpful. I learnt there how to seam, how to swing the ball, how to bowl a yorker.” Sri Lankan all-rounder Angelo Mathews, who topscored with 52 not out, was disappointed with the overall batting performance.
“We lost our way in the second session and the batsmen did not bat well.
“The second session made a huge difference where we lost six wickets in four five overs and that was bad,” said Mathews, who added 54 for the eighth wicket with Suranga Lakmal (18).
Mathews denied the pitch was difficult for batting on.
“It was a pretty good batting wicket. Whoever hits the wicket hard had a bit off a nip off the wicket. All in all it was a very good wicket and Khan did hit the deck hard and got the reward,” said Mathews.
“Obviously it’s the first day of the Test match and we have got four days left. I strongly believe that our bowlers can still get us back into the game,”said Mathews, whose fifty was his fourth in the last five innings.

(courtesy DAWN)

Lahore Gymkhana T20- Girls beat boy by 8 wickets

Lahore Gymkhana T20
Girls beat boys by 8 wickets in t20 cricket match here in Lahore.Boys batted first but got fucked by girls, they got bowled 65 all out.In reply the Lahori girls fucking behaviour continues and they chased the target comprehensively, losing only 2 wickets.Boys failed to stop girls scoring runs.
 

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Pakistan down Korea in Asian Champions Trophy - Pakistan Today

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KARACHI- Pakistan on Wednesday sneaked past South Korea to emerge on top of the ladder in the 1st Men’s Asian Hockey Champions Trophy which is in progress in Ordos, China. The Pakistan green team remained on toes throughout the 70 minutes struggling to manage a 3-2 win against fighting Koreans. With this win Pakistan has reached the top of the table with nine points and would be looking for at least a draw against India in their last league match on Friday. Today (Thursday) is the rest day. Team coach Khawaja Junaid believes that their aggressive approach would be the best option against the arch rivals India.
Understanding the situation, his opinion of win came at a point when Japan is reeling at number three with seven points and their win against Malaysia in the coming match might pose problems for the Men in Green. However, India are in a must-win situation against Pakistan and would try their utmost to damage the Pakistan team’s progress to the podium.
In the match against Korea, it was Mohammad Waqas who opened the scoring for Pakistan and the lead was doubled by Mohammad Irfan by the close of the first half. In the second session though Pakistan defence faced difficulties in blocking the Koreans forwards, it was Shafqat Rasool who brought the winner after Korea leveled the score two-all in pace-packed performance. Later in the day, India rallied to force a 2-2 draw against Malaysia.
For India, Ravi Pal (9th min) and Danish Mujtaba (52nd) were the goal scorers while Tajuddin Jalil and Mohommad Amin Rahim struck for Malaysia in the 24th and 32nd minutes.
A win against Malaysia would have ensured India a place in the final. They now, with eight points from two victories and two draws, will have to wait till their last round robin league match against Pakistan on Friday. India began aggressively and repeatedly breached the Malaysian defence. They took the lead nine minutes into the game. Malaysia were quick to step up their ante and equalised and then moved 2-1 ahead. Later, Malaysian defenders put up a strong show but India found the equaliser in the later stages. Malaysia are now out of contention for the final as they have four points from as many matches.

Sunday, September 4, 2011

sEXY Model Poonam Pandey poses near-nude for Team India

 
What a country India is? After promising to go nude if India won the 2011 World Cup, Poonam has partially fulfilled her promise. She posted an image of herself in a bikini on the micro blogging site Twitter, which she calls a 'Motivational Surprise' for the Indian team.

She tweeted: "The world will see that I lived up to my inspiration. Now, I am sure my team will beat England. Our time has come... the Pics r in Series every Match they win in England will release More... but for now its a Inspirational one for them." 


All India is now not wanting to win India but Pakistan and England cricket lovers now wanting to England win against India in ODIS.