Pak vs NZ: New Zealand team cancels Pakistan tour

[baqai]

oh don't worry they had to leave in emergency, i think we will soon see them in IPL and guess the number of days you need to be in isolation after arriving in UAE

 

[HAIDER]

it is interesting, it was NZ B time, A team went to play IPL ............LOL

 

[CatSultan]

who cares? its just a game. If it gets cancelled you don't need to cry like babies.

 

[Great Janjua]

Cricket is a dying sport we should focus on varied sports, like hockey, boxing, wrestling and so on. We have poured countless stacks into this crooked pastime, where the money could have been invested in activities that matter on the world athletic stage.

Heck, the last time I was seen holding a cricket bat was when I was inside nappies. That too probably for a photoshoot.

 

[Dalit]

Fvck cricket and fvck NZ.

 

[ghazi52]

طیبہ ناز
@JeeTaiba

This is the main reason. Some threats is there.

 

[HAIDER]

طیبہ ناز
@JeeTaiba

This is the main reason. Some threats is there.


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ghora da mo wali... basharam aurat ... ruined my day

 

[RescueRanger]

who cares? its just a game. If it gets cancelled you don't need to cry like babies.

1. Pakistanis have been waiting 18 years for intl cricket to return to the country
2. The manner in which the entire affair was handled was unethical
3. This has caused national embarrassment to the self-esteem and what many would perceive the prestige of the nation
4. this unilateral decision will mean other teams visiting Pakistan will now likely change their plans.

Who loses out? The people of Pakistan, Pakistani cricketers, the Pakistani economy.

Think before you type next time.

boxing, wrestling and so on. We have poured countless stacks into this crooked pastime, where the money could have been invested in activities that matter on the world athletic stage.

Heck, the last time I was seen holding a cricket bat was when I was inside nappies. That too probably for a photoshoot.

Yes I like this idea and has been suggested before, sadly it is not something that will have instant buy in, why you ask? Tell me who has the most to lose from Cricket losing it's lion share of the pie?

 

[ghazi52]

In fact, they have never had such security before, just seeing so much security, they got scared.

 

[CatSultan]

1. Pakistanis have been waiting 18 years for intl cricket to return to the country
2. The manner in which the entire affair was handled was unethical
3. This has caused national embarrassment to the self-esteem and what many would perceive the prestige of the nation
4. this unilateral decision will mean other teams visiting Pakistan will now likely change their plans.

Who loses out? The people of Pakistan, Pakistani cricketers, the Pakistani economy.

Think before you type next time.


Yes I like this idea and has been suggested before, sadly it is not something that will have instant buy in, why you ask? Tell me who has the most to lose from Cricket losing it's lion share of the pie?

Cricket is over rated anyways.

 

[ghazi52]

This was the level of security.

 

[HAIDER]

NZ burned many hearts today. Very disappointing.


Soccer takes a toll on the physical well-being of dedicated players; injuries may compound over time. Many have weak bone density and Vitamin D deficiency in Pakistan unfortunately. This is my observation at localized levels.

Another factor is that Pakistani Soccer team(s) are unable to qualify for Soccer World Cup in trial matches.

We have excellent talent ...sheedi tribe is master and can produce world class players. But, corruption sucked football. I have once seen there game long ago in Islamabad ... they were brilliant player but belong to very poor segment of society, same we great talent in Baluchistan. ...

Pakistan squeeze into Street Child World Cup 2018 final


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May 15, 2018


Moscow - Pakistan have qualified for the final of the Street Child World Cup 2018 in Russia, making history as they beat Indonesia in a nail-biting semi-final on Monday.
The boys in green outclassed Indonesia 5-4 on penalties to secure their place in the final, where they will face Uzbekistan for the trophy. Team Pakistan, funded and supported by the Muslim Hands Foundation, looked in good form since the start of the semi-final, and didn’t let their Indonesian counterparts score. The match remained a goal-less draw when the final whistle blew. In penalty shoot-outs, both the teams managed to score four goals each. But in additional penalties, Indonesia missed the target after conceding a goal to Pakistan.
Captain Mohammad Abdullah is confident his players would put up a good show in the final as well. “We are happy that we have qualified for the final. Insha’Allah we will keep Pakistan’s flag high in the final as well,” Abdullah said from Moscow. “The boys are highly motivated,” he added.

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Abdur Rasheed, head coach of Muslim Hands Pakistan Street Child team, said that the team would give its best to bring the gift of the trophy home. “I request everyone in Pakistan to pray for our success,” he said and added: “Insha’Allah, if the boys play according to their abilities then we will gift victory to the nation.”
Earlier in the tournament, Pakistan played a goal-less equaliser against Uzbekistan in the first match, then defeated Russia 3-1 and Tajikistan 2-0 on way to the semi-final. The Street Child World Cup is traditionally held in the host country of the World Cup a month before to highlight the global social issue of youth homelessness. Since its launch in South Africa in 2010, the tournament has travelled to Brazil and now to Russia, where there are some 55,000 registered orphans, according to official statistics. The tournament’s stars are orphans, who were either abandoned by their parents or come from extreme poverty. The participants are 230 boys and girls from 21 countries aged 14 to 17.

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Pakistan Football Federation (PFF) President Faisal Saleh Hayat has congratulated the Pakistan team on qualifying for the final of Street Children Football World Cup. In his message, he said that youngsters have made the country and football community proud. They have inspired everybody with wonder spirit of the game, hope the team will continue it’s excellent form against Uzbekistan in the final and will succeed in winning the title.
On team’s achievement, Faisal said Pakistani footballers have displayed best skills throughout the event. “Pakistan’s Street Children has played remarkably well, especially after winning a hard-fought game against Indonesia in the semifinal. It is expected that Pakistan will win the final against Uzbekistan,” he hoped. The PFF chief said that not only the federation but also the entire nation is well-pleased with the results.

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Muslim Hands head Zia-Ul-Noor and coach Abdul Rasheed have chosen a perfect squad for World Cup, players responded well with performance and they all deserve appreciation.
Faisal said that the Muslim Hands has highlighted the positive impact of Pakistan. “The PFF will keep supporting the organisation in promoting football and positive activities. M Rasheed has rendered great services for the national football teams, with his experience and spirit of the players, we strongly hope that Pakistan will succeed in winning the title.”
He also assured that the he himself, PFF and the whole Pakistani nation is praying for their well-deserved victory and Pakistan street children's team will be accorded warm welcome on their return.

the winning team Pakistan

 

[Thorough Pro]

Cancellation of tour is far better than Indian supported terrorists succeeding in carrying out an attack during a match or even worse hurt some player. The later can cause another black out period for another decade. Cancellation is a lesser evil with no damage to reputation.

 

[PakFactor]

Cricket is a dying sport we should focus on varied sports, like hockey, boxing, wrestling and so on. We have poured countless stacks into this crooked pastime, where the money could have been invested in activities that matter on the world athletic stage.

Heck, the last time I was seen holding a cricket bat was when I was inside nappies. That too probably for a photoshoot.

I never played this sport as from the very beginning it looked worthless.

 

[airmarshal]

Its IPL and India written all over it.