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Yeh doosri "apni" ko aapne shoaib Malik ki tareh Drop kyoon kar diya...
Ohhh, I was too fast to write it.
Thanks for correction.
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Yeh doosri "apni" ko aapne shoaib Malik ki tareh Drop kyoon kar diya...
Why players like Uthappa left out??he was an attacking batsman..he should have been selected and also Irfan pathan.his bowling may not as good as before but he sure can score some runs..much better than the current allrouders Jadega and Yusef Pathan ..
What if both India and Pakistan makes up to Semi-finals and then eventually to finals, Imagine the chaos in this thread
This goes hereLahore, Apr 26: Sania Mirza and Shoaib Malik were forced to leave their reception even before the scheduled time as uninvited guests, heavy security
arrangements and energy conversation measures enforced by local administration proved to be too much to handle for the newly weds.
Buzz up!
As per media reports, scores of uninvited guests reportedly showed up at the reception, which was held in Sialkot hockey ground.
Adding to this disarray was the heavy security arrangements of the Pakistan Punjab Police and the alleged mismanagement of the same as well as the local administration's persistence asking the organisers to take down additional lighting arrangements.
According to a news channel Duniya, Indian tennis ace Sania Mirza's family left to Lahore even before the function ended. Following this, the couple also left.
Besides this, a new controversy emerged when Pakistan media reported that the groom Shoaib Malik was demanding Rs 3.5 million from them if they wanted the rights to cover the 'walima' scheduled to be held in Lahore on Tuesday, Apr 27.
lolol
sorry just read it...though an old news..
Bangladesh - (Points 0, run rate -56.00101010)
As they are not in the Super 8s, they would require God to turn back time, transfer some of his (or her) skills to Bangladeshi payers and then hope for the best. However, even in such a situation, their chance of making it is doubtful.