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pakistan defence website crashed yesterday after taking a battering from team India side. 
Pakistan VS India: ICC World Cup T20, 30 Sept 2012
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pakistan defence website crashed yesterday after taking a battering from team India side.
It was down 10 hours before the match started.
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Yep and was down many hours after India beat Pakistan too. Because whole of Pakistan were crying.
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Yep and was down many hours after India beat Pakistan too. Because whole of Pakistan were crying.
Lol crying for what?
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Yep and was down many hours after India beat Pakistan too. Because whole of Pakistan were crying.
neither india nor pakistan ... what makes you so happy to jump??
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I don't usually like to get personal on online forums but I'm compelled to ask, how old are ya?
To begin with, how do ya know Pak's gonna beat Aus? And again, how do you India could beat RSA, let alone the pace at which they should? Lastly, RSA won't put up their best?
C'mon guy, they haven't topped ICC T20 Ranking for no reason.
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Hindu genes.
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Lol crying for what?
Agree bro, you lot are used to losing to India in world cups now.
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I guess you could say its in our genes to beat you
Wasnt this the 6th World Cup game in a row or something?
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Colombo: There cannot be a better sporting atmosphere than that experienced during an India-Pakistan clash.
The excitement starts building from the day before and peaks from the moment you wake up on match day.
From hotel staff to security to taxi drivers, the only question is: “Who will win the match?”.
Very often one does not have to respond because their verdict follows the question.
Though the match is played on the field, the real battle happens outside the playing arena.
Supporters of each team come dressed up specially for an India-Pakistan match. Most of them have a Pakistan or an India flag either on their cheek or forehead.
Just to get a feel of the crowd on Sunday, I walked out of the press box into the stands.
A security guard was kind enough to let me get a panoramic view of the crowd. The stadium was packed to the brim with 35,000 people screaming at the top of their voices. It was really deafening.
Almost all the big guns in Sri Lanka were at the stadium, including the President of the country, Mahinda Rajapakse. Pakistan and India fans from all over the world had landed yesterday.
It was easy to identify the different groups. My hotel receptionist informed me that Indian supporters from China and even Russia had come for the match. The Pakistan supporters were mainly from Manchester in England, I was told. “Most of the rich Pakistanis stay in England and they can afford to fly down,” a Pakistani journalist said.
India supporters have a group called the ‘Bharat Army’, who resemble England’s ‘Barmy Army’.
“Do you know what India’s biggest advantage is?” asked Kumar Rathod, who claimed to be a member of the Bharat Army and was dressed in traditional attire and had donned the tri-colour.
“It is not their batting, bowling or fielding strength, but their experience to play in front of a packed stadium and the ability to handle crowd pressure. Most of the Pakistan players are not experienced enough to handle such pressure,” he said.
In the end, I felt Rathod was right, as a fiery encounter ensued on and off the field.
India’s Suresh Raina, after taking a catch, had to turn and signal to the crowd that he was not bothered by their screams.
Pakistan’s young spinner Hasan Raza not only dismissed Gautam Gambhir for a duck, but also used foul language that was repeatedly shown on television.
For the next few minutes, the Indian fans screamed abuse at Raza.
A skirmish between two groups took place when an Indian fan asked whether coaches in Pakistan teach youngsters to end their bowling follow-through with abuse.
The intensity turned up so high that many feared clashes between fans towards the end of the match, and hence policemen were deployed in large numbers all around the stadium.
Almost all the Pakistan supporters left the stadium when India needed only ten more runs to win. All that remained were Indian flags that fluttered around.
http://gulfnews.com/sport/cricket/crowd-s-emotions-in-an-india-pakistan-clash-1.1083402
The excitement starts building from the day before and peaks from the moment you wake up on match day.
From hotel staff to security to taxi drivers, the only question is: “Who will win the match?”.
Very often one does not have to respond because their verdict follows the question.
Though the match is played on the field, the real battle happens outside the playing arena.
Supporters of each team come dressed up specially for an India-Pakistan match. Most of them have a Pakistan or an India flag either on their cheek or forehead.
Just to get a feel of the crowd on Sunday, I walked out of the press box into the stands.
A security guard was kind enough to let me get a panoramic view of the crowd. The stadium was packed to the brim with 35,000 people screaming at the top of their voices. It was really deafening.
Almost all the big guns in Sri Lanka were at the stadium, including the President of the country, Mahinda Rajapakse. Pakistan and India fans from all over the world had landed yesterday.
It was easy to identify the different groups. My hotel receptionist informed me that Indian supporters from China and even Russia had come for the match. The Pakistan supporters were mainly from Manchester in England, I was told. “Most of the rich Pakistanis stay in England and they can afford to fly down,” a Pakistani journalist said.
India supporters have a group called the ‘Bharat Army’, who resemble England’s ‘Barmy Army’.
“Do you know what India’s biggest advantage is?” asked Kumar Rathod, who claimed to be a member of the Bharat Army and was dressed in traditional attire and had donned the tri-colour.
“It is not their batting, bowling or fielding strength, but their experience to play in front of a packed stadium and the ability to handle crowd pressure. Most of the Pakistan players are not experienced enough to handle such pressure,” he said.
In the end, I felt Rathod was right, as a fiery encounter ensued on and off the field.
India’s Suresh Raina, after taking a catch, had to turn and signal to the crowd that he was not bothered by their screams.
Pakistan’s young spinner Hasan Raza not only dismissed Gautam Gambhir for a duck, but also used foul language that was repeatedly shown on television.
For the next few minutes, the Indian fans screamed abuse at Raza.
A skirmish between two groups took place when an Indian fan asked whether coaches in Pakistan teach youngsters to end their bowling follow-through with abuse.
The intensity turned up so high that many feared clashes between fans towards the end of the match, and hence policemen were deployed in large numbers all around the stadium.
Almost all the Pakistan supporters left the stadium when India needed only ten more runs to win. All that remained were Indian flags that fluttered around.
http://gulfnews.com/sport/cricket/crowd-s-emotions-in-an-india-pakistan-clash-1.1083402
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Fixed 7 times in a row? You gotta be kiddin' us!
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Fixed 7 times in a row? You gotta be kiddin' us!
Pakistan won most of the non world cup matches and india won world cup matches.
And winning mjority of others.
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Pakistan won most of the non world cup matches and india won world cup matches.
And winning mjority of others.
Most of the matches won by you are before ganguly era or 6-7 yrs or more back
..and india is rapidly patching the difference..
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Most of the matches won by you are before ganguly era or 6-7 yrs or more back
and india is rapidly patching the difference..
Talk when you will be able to patch it.
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