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pak vs india wc 2019 group match

Pakistani people are so negative.

I dont care if we win or lose but I support Pakistan and belive they will win.

Sadly I am going to start my climb on koser gange mountain so have to catch a skardu flight at 6am.
No matter what. Support green

It's mostly just this loser @Arsalan 345 who is just a b!tch hopefully he doesn't procreate.

Your retarded logic for team evaluation tells me your cricketing knowledge. Happy gully cricket to you kid. See ya

Remain ignorant it suits you.

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The greatest batsman to have ever played the game.

Kohli and others may beat his records but... voh baat nahi hai. :P

This dude was perfection.

Settle down bud.
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sachin-759-1482044970-800.jpg

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The greatest batsman to have ever played the game.

Kohli and others may beat his records but... voh baat nahi hai. :P

This dude was perfection.

Indians haven’t invented anything for the betterment of the game it’s just run of the mill boring cricket compared to maverick teams like Pakistan who’ve reinvented this game over and over for entertainment
Sachin was greatest batsmen ever but a thing called reverse swing invented in Pakistan and showcased to the world admired copied but never bettered than the originators .

Doosra “ball copied admired all over the cricketing world originators you guessed correct Pakistan .

Also is it true sachin played for Pakistan under 17s or some reserve Pakistan team before representing India ?
I do know sachin lived in Pakistan when he was sent for training when he was younger .

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/cricket/10963855/How-Pakistan-became-the-kings-of-swing.html

Good read
 
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1932: First Official Cricket Test Team of British India

After three unofficial tours to England in 1886, 1888 and 1911, and within three years of the formation of the Board of Control for Cricket in India in 1928, the Indians toured England to play their first-ever Test match in 1932. Featured players like CK Nayudu, Mohammed Nissar and Amar Singh.

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Not just cricket: India and Pakistan prepare to renew rivalry at World Cup

• ‘Electric’ atmosphere anticipated at Old Trafford on Sunday
• Some 800,000 fans applied for 26,000-capacity match









 
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Pakistan vs India: Chris Gayle announces support for hyped World Cup game with multicolored suit

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Ahead of the Pakistan vs India clash on Sunday, fans have their excitement skyrocketing but turns out fellow cricketers from other teams are just as hyped for the big game.

West Indies’ batsman Chris Gayle was spotted on Saturday donning a special, custom-made suit to announce his support for both the arch-rivals.
He is great cricketers . This is what he said when WI defeated Pakistan

 
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It is a match that – on the surface at least – is just one of 48 at this rain-splattered Cricket World Cup. But when India and Pakistan face off in Manchester on Sunday the sporting contest will be magnified and warped by so much else: the 70-plus years of shared history and antipathy between the two countries, the recent political tensions in Kashmir, and the stultifying pressure that comes when several hundred million eyeballs are watching on.

Few sporting contests carry as much baggage – or interest. Organisers are hoping that close to a billion people will be watching, with a Cricket World Cup source telling the Guardian that it will have “the biggest reach of any cricket match in history when you take into account people viewing it on digital”.

Those lucky enough to be at Old Trafford have the sporting equivalent of one of Willy Wonka’s golden tickets – given that 800,000 fans applied for tickets for the 26,000 capacity ground.


Munir Khan, a 29-year-old sports teacher from Chorlton, says he could not believe his luck when his application was successful. “It’s going to be electric,” he adds. “There is going to be a lot of noise, and even more tension.”

Organisers expect Indian fans to make up 65% of the crowd, with Pakistan supporters another 20% and neutrals the rest. Significant extra security will also be on hand. However Khan does not expect any trouble. “I was there the last time the two countries played in the Champions Trophy in 2017 and the atmosphere was fine,” he says. “At one point there was even a dance competition between India and Pakistan fans. Of course the political situation isn’t great, but cricket brings everyone together.”


That maybe overly optimistic. When Pakistan lost to India at the 1996 World Cup, for instance, the house of their captain Wasim Akram was stoned by angry fans. And some supporters have always – to bastardise Clausewitz’s famous aphorism – regarded the match as a continuation of war by other means.

Sunday’s game also comes amid a backdrop of tensions between the two countries following the death of 42 Indian soldiers in a suicide attackby the Pakistan-based militant group Jaish-e-Muhammad in February. As the two countries went to the brink of conflict, the Indian cricket board called for Pakistan to be expelled from the World Cup – while India’s players also caused controversy in March when they wore army camouflage caps against Australia in support of their troops.
In the past month, meanwhile, TV adverts from each country have poked fun at the other. Star TV has featured an Indian supporter calling himself Pakistan’s abbu (father), referring to India’s dominance over their rivals. The Pakistan mobile company Jazz retaliated by releasing an advert that parodies an Indian airman who was captured by the Pakistani military in February.


A rare voice of sense came from the Indian tennis player Sania Mirza, who is married to former Pakistan captain Shoaib Malik. She tweeted complaining about the “cringeworthy” ads before adding: “It’s only cricket for God sake, and if you think it’s any more than that then get a grip or get a life.”

So how did we get here? According to the Indian historian Kausik Bandyopadhyay, the rivalry provides a “striking case study to see how a political conflict between two states has saturated the mass psyche to such an extent, that political hostilities are not only played on the Line of Control [in Kashmir] but also on the cricket field.

“For the millions of India and Pakistan, cricket has become the ultimate test of patriotic zeal and loyalty. On and off the pitches, cricket fans vent their passions against the enemy country – the ‘other’ – in forms that range from the funny to the grotesque.”


The rarity of the occasion only magnifies the hype and importance of every match – the last time India and Pakistan played a Test series was back in 2008. However Sharda Ugra, an Indian journalist who is a senior editor at ESPN Cricinfo, says the animosity has not filtered down to the players.

“The actual relations between the Indian and Pakistani players is fairly cordial,” she says. “They have become much more careful about how they behave on the field because of all the other things that come with it. Politicians in both countries use cricket for as a currency to stir animosities and hatred. But I do feel the players have an empathy for each other for being in this kind of soup.”

That does not mean both sides will not be desperate to win, of course, with Pakistan needing a victory to keep their tournament hopes alive and India not wanting to lose their perfect record of six World Cup victories out of six against their bitterest rivals. “You don’t want to be the first Indian team to lose against Pakistan at the World Cup,” says Ugra. “Everyone will be watching. And I promise you, everyone will remember.”

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2019/jun/14/india-pakistan-cricket-rivalry-world-cup-old-trafford
 
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Its all depend on fielding and opener to middle order.. its a green grass i believe but never give india batting first if we lucky to win toss.
But its a game anyone can beat anyone on their good days..
I wish Pakistan team all thr best.
 
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This reply is full of ignorance. I dare you to check the average is schjn against Pakistan when Wasim and waqar was there. It was 32 in one days and 33 I Tests. While his overall average was 60.
I saw 2Ws all my life and Sachin . And India was a pottt side. So take a climber in your mouth and Sachin has many of his centuries against Sri Lanka and. Zimbabwe and most.of.them in India on batting pitches. So take your shit on your face jatt

Why do you even write when you shit with your keyboard. Sachins avg against Pakistan was more than 40 with strike rate of more than 80 in odi while averaging more than 40 in tests... he scored 5 centuries against Pakistan but hey kid.. did you even know he got out in 90s atleast 6 times against Pakistan... almost all above 95. And please stop quoting your thought averaging against Wasim and Waqar.... if you have any such data available then share here or just stop your diarrhea immediately ans eat your shit back if you cant prove.


And how many times tendukkar got "unfit " before Pakistan series , you have to count that too. He was scoring Centjries weeks before Pakistan series and suddenly , unfit to play Wasim and waqar.
What else do you want me to bring up ? I can bring up every tiny detail.

lol.. you are nothing more than a 90s fanboy. As I sadi earlier..instead of spreading BS..back up your claims with links. Infact I see more Pakistani fanboys complaining about BCCI, international exposure, Dhonis glove, IPL, heck even praying for rains against India..so kid, drama is all at your end ..so sort that instead of living in the past glory.. yes, your team was good at certain point in the past, but that's long gone.

Remain ignorant it suits you.

Happy Gully cricket to you kid :)
 
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