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A Slap on English Media's Face,

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   AD
Tuesday, September 21, 2010 09:56 AM 
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Well Done Pakistani Cricket Team....

Our consecutive victories yesterday and two days before are actually a slap on the face of English Media. They have been tragetting Pakistani's players to distract them and now they have learned a good leason.

By the way, why ICC is not launching a probe into the last two overs of Pakistani's Inngs...i.e. English bowlers consumed a boundry on 10 out of 12 balls!!!!!

Shame of ICC and England's Media.
Ali Arshad replied on Tuesday, September 21, 2010 11:25 AM 

Ha Ha Ha..

I am receiving such e-mails for the last 10 years.
abcd replied on Tuesday, September 21, 2010 11:53 AM 

9 million dollars ins't much, contact our president though ;)
advice replied on Tuesday, September 21, 2010 11:57 AM 

yar itne tarle to zardari bhi nahi karta,please check him
anwar replied on Tuesday, September 21, 2010 01:23 PM 

@ A

yes, my comments "get a life!" & use your brain to think something better.
Gabza group replied on Tuesday, September 21, 2010 01:48 PM 

When you see the corruption that goes on in Pakistan in every walk of life, from the president right down to the bottom of Pakistan life, social, economic and military....are we really suprised that pakistani cricketers are taking money?
Chaudhry Mateen replied on Tuesday, September 21, 2010 04:16 PM 

In the 25th over of the English innings, when Trot got out, there were still 25 overs left in the match, England had 8 wickets in hand and asking rate was well below 6 runs. An English commentator perhaps David Gower said " It would be very difficult for England to win this match from here. Pakistan are likely to win this match from here onwards" And of course Pakistan won the match as predicted. It seems that commentator was well aware of the "broad scoring patterns" and the "bowling pattern" as well, well before the result and his predictions proved exact. Should we conclude that the match was fixed and commentator was privy to that information. No. this was the comment of an expert who understands the game perfectly well. Only this example is enough to show the baselessness of the allegations of English media.
AD replied on Wednesday, September 22, 2010 03:47 AM 

Brother Mateen

You are absolutely correct. Even people like us (who are not expert and have never played cricket at this level but have been watching maches for years now) can easily predict what gonna happen base on a specific situation during the match. These predictions can sometime get true and sometimes an extraordinary change in the circumstances make them false, i.e. Razzaq's 40+ runs in 12 balls. English Media is biased right from the very first day...in the old days of Pakistani cricket....and it has become the worst.

Let's all pray that we win today's final match so that we could have the Last Laugh :)))
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