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Those asking for timelines ... well, you won't read a new article here ... but then you also won't miss an article that should be here ... so say, before Pakistan's next game :)


The Pakistan Camp
Bigger and better, coming real soon

Here's a sneak preview:

New features (to be available at the time of launch):

- All breaking news.
- Quotes from players and officials.
- All Pakistan game previews.
- All Pakistan game postmortems.
- Regular weekly features, stories from the past.
- All major tournament previews.
- Weekly Poll.
- Weekly Quiz.
- Create your own user account and profile.
- No moderation of comments, registered users to post comments live.
- Rate articles, reply to comments privately or published on the site.
- Live Chat (Video and Audio enabled).
- Player Pages.
- Follow us on Twitter.
- Facebook updates.
- Countdown to next Pakistan game.
- Complete future cricket calendar.


Features to be added (shortly after the launch):

- Photo Albums.
- Video Libraries.
- All Pakistan statistics.
- Live ball-by-ball scoring.
- Mobile applications for Apple iPhone and Blackberry.
- Exclusive player interviews.
- Local fan clubs.
- Domestic tournaments and teams coverage.
- Women cricket team's coverage.
- and much more ...


Those wishing to be moderators for forums, comments and live chat, let me know now. Those wanting to write editorials and articles, same goes for you. Those in other countries, wanting to replicate the new site for your own country, contact me as well.

Keep your suggestions coming ... and start spreading the word!

This one is for the regular visitors of this blog ... and well if you are a newbie, your comments are welcome too and would certainly be appreciated!

If there was to be a comprehensive website on Pakistan Cricket, what would you like to see in it?

We know that such a website is missing today on the net, but if there were to be one coming up ... what sections should it have? What features, what tools etc. etc.?

Share your 'wish list' with us and you might get lucky (sooner than you think).

IPL has changed the face of modern cricket for good. Today, it is considered as one of the most successful domestic cricket tournament in the game’s history with all-star international cricketers, Bollywood celebrities, Political leaders, scantily-clad ‘foreign’ cheer girls, cricket-crazy fans, pumped-up local players and on top of all this the mega money-spinning commercial factor of the game.

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Posted on 12.03.2010 at 16:15:

PCB has just announced the final 15 man squad for the World T20.

Here they are : Salman Butt, Mohammad Hafeez, Khalid Latif, Misbah-ul-Haq, Fawad Alam, Umar Akmal, Shahid Afridi, Abdul Razzaq, Yasir Arafat, Hammad Azam, Kamran Akmal, Umar Gul, Mohammad Asif, Mohammad Aamer and Saeed Ajmal.

And here are thr reserves : Shahzaib Hasan, Mohammad Sami, Raza Hasan, Naveed Yasin and Sarfraz Ahmed.

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The board room meetings have been held, the report has been reviewed and the agonizing is over; and the votes are in. May I have the envelope, please ...

And the answer is : Yousuf and Younis get life bans; Malik and Rana Naveed banned for an year and fined; Afridi and the Akmal brothers fined - oh and the PCB Chairman continues to keep his seat!

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Over the past couple of days, we have picked up some chatter from ‘friends’ inside the PCB and a few stories from other ‘reliable sources’ close to the individual players.

Major shakeup seems to be in the works ...

This is what has been confirmed so far and is already out in the news:

• Mohsin Khan has been appointed the new chief selector.
• Waqar Younus accepts the offer to be the next national coach.
• Ijaz Ahmed, the national U19 coach, is now the fielding coach.

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Sachin Tendulkar, just minutes ago, became the first cricketer to make a double century in the ODIs. He achieved this unique feat while playing against South Africa at Gwalior today and also helped India reach a total of 401.

Look at the overall batting records in any format ... and perhaps the best man deservingly reached an outstanding milestone in the history of cricket.

CONGRATULATIONS ... from all of Pakistan!

Yup, wasn’t planning to go last night (first T20 against England), knew this would happen ... but last minute a friend called with spare tickets from a sponsor so of course I was there ...

We won five in a row to win the World T20 and since then had not lost a single game of the format, till of course the Aussie tour ... and now we just lost the second one in a row. Let’s not all blame our team once again and focus on the good that came out of it. Here are the top five positives from the last night ...

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I don't know about you, but I have long forgotten the last series Pakistan played.
I suggest the sooner you too find peace with it, the better.

Here is what's coming next (and this wasn't part of our original calendar for the year):

Pakistan v England
in United Arab Emirates
February 2010

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No, not just distracted ... but disheartened, disgruntled, irritated, depressed, annoyed and angry. And no, it’s not just me who is left feeling like this, but every fan of Pakistan cricket ... no, wait a second, not just Pakistan cricket but any cricket anywhere, any fan of any format supporting any team is disgusted by what the Green Machine is producing (read: pooping) at present.

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Ever since 1971, when General Niazi surrendered 73,000 Pakistani troops to India in what was then known as East Pakistan, we seemed to have developed a liking for throwing the towel in as shown in the test match concluded yesterday. It seems that Pakistani suicide missions do not just happen in crowded Karachi markets or during Aashura processions, they also took place at the Sydney Cricket Ground in Australia. Pakistan have been called unpredictable, however, that epithet is too kind. We are predictable ... predictably bad!

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Did anyone watch or follow the first day of the second Test at SCG?
Yup, that one ... and we didn’t even have the services of Mohammad Aamer today!

But then our bowlers have almost always performed for us (even with the bat at times) ... it’s the batsmen that come out with the inexplicable (and I don't mean in a good way).

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In good old days, a New Zealand tour faced with their injury hit depleted side would have been a walk in the park ... but alas, we managed to make a full meal of this one. The biggest culprit was of course the batting once again but add some cold feet (and hands), literally, to the recipe as well. If the 1-1 draw in the Test series was the best we could manage (and are somehow happy about as well) ... get ready for an absolute mauling next.

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Tomorrow is the final day of the final test, and basically the final day of the series which started in Abu Dhabi some six weeks ago. In the first leg, Pakistan lost that third ODI (and with that the ODI series) in a manner I still am speechless about. But the one positive that did come out of that was Younis Khan leaving the team. Well it was only half-positive as our bureaucracy in PCB failed to capitalize on that ... where Afridi should have been given the ODI captaincy (after a 100% record so far in the T20s under him), they have appointed Yousuf instead and where Younis should have been better managed through his break period and brought back in the Test side announced for Australia, they have well forgotten him altogether and filled the Test team with whoever brought a ‘parchi’ with him.

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First of all, a very happy Eid Mubarak to all!

The first test between Pakistan and New Zealand is currently being played at the University Oval in Dunedin. It’s the end of Day 4 ... and things down under have warmed up nicely. Tomorrow morning Pakistan needs to get rid of the last two of the Kiwis as soon as possible and then bat out the day to chase the 250-260 odd runs (the current lead being 244 at close today). Weather too could come into play and it might not be the full day that our batsmen would get.

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Thursday, 12 November 2009 was the date for the first T20 between Pakistan and New Zealand. Great plans had been made to watch the game live with a group of 30 plus friends at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. Sadly, it wasn’t to be for me. Unfortunately due to a last minute crisis at work I was unable to attend the match. Needless to say, I was seriously pissed off! I mean come on ... I was so looking forward to this.

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Dekh lega India, dekh lega India ... We hear this ad blasting on television these days but I guess the creative agency, McCann Erickson, behind the Neo Sports’ new campaign lost its way somewhere in the making ... A small note to remember ... just last week, Neo Cricket TV channel has extended its television deal with BCCI for 4 more years starting from 2010 to 2014 after a successful previous four year run.

When you lie for too long, you start believing in your own cooked stories. I think this is what’s gone wrong with the Indian media and this particular ad is a prime example.

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So New Zealand took away the ODIs 2-1 after that Aamir/Ajmal thriller in Abu Dhabi, but Pakistan came back very strongly in Dubai and swept the T20s 2-0 ...

These two T20 wins put Pakistan further apart from the rest with our win/loss ratio now standing at a whopping 4.20. To put things in perspective, everyone else is hovering only between 0.75 and 1.75. Current standings are, South Africa (which is second to us in overall T20 figures) is at 1.77. Then Sri Lanka at 1.55, India 1.28, West Indies 1.00, Australia 0.91 and finally both England and New Zealand are at 0.75. Furthermore, we have kept our 100% record against the Kiwis, now at 4 wins out of the 4 played.

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So, you are a Pakistan cricket fan ... I mean, you have got to be as you are here and you are reading this ... so, let me ask you a question:

When you think of Pakistan cricket, when you think of the glory days, when you want to imagine a feel-good picture in your mind ... which image pops up in your mind? I am 99% certain, it’s the image of the great Khan lifting the World Cup ... (yes, Imran Khan and yes, the 1992 World Cup ... what else, eh?)

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No, the title isn’t a typo error or mistake. It is what it is in my opinion! Initially I didn’t fancy writing the post mortem review of this game. I was depressed and frankly annoyed. However the fight put up by the two mentioned above encouraged me to write something.

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... the Ugly are in the pictures below!

After a wonderful all-round performance in the first ODI against New Zealand, we have no one but ourselves to blame for a total turn-around of fortunes. Where New Zealand have found form in all departments and they are a team known for holding on to their good fortunes, Pakistan on the other hand can only be trusted for such a turn-around from good to bad and not the other way around. Come Monday, I really hope they learn from last night and do better in the upcoming finale.

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Dear Imran Farhat,

So, you’re back. I’d tell you it’s good to see you again, but it’s not. You must be over the moon, what with being picked for all three formats. Why, you must think you’re a regular Kevin Pietersen, eh?

Unfortunately, Imran, you’re not. You may be a year or so older. You may be a day or so wiser. But underneath all that flash, beneath all the ICL bravado, you’re the same guy who’s going to perpetuate our opening problem. You’re the batsman who miscues an ambitious pull shot. You’re the player who attempts a cross-batted hoick across the line of the ball for inexplicable reasons. And you’re the guy who helps perfect the opposing side’s slip-catching skills.

All this leads me to conclude that you’re a wonderful husband.

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After losing the Champions Trophy Semi Final to New Zealand, which we shouldn’t have (given our track record against them as well as the strengths of two teams that day), but anyway ... time for revenge has come too soon. You can’t really make up for a loss at an ICC Major, but this surely is the start of a no. of bilateral series to come that Pakistan hasn’t been playing in a while, except of course a couple of times against Sri Lanka. Perhaps it’s also time to sort out those sliding Test and ODI rankings.

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Today we all woke up to the sad news of the untimely death of Huma Wasim, wife of Pakistan's legendary cricketer Wasim Akram.

On behalf of the editors, members, patrons, all cricket fans and the cricketing world, our condolences go out to Wasim Bhai and his entire family. Our thoughts, prayers and best wishes are with him and his two young sons during this difficult time.

May her soul rest in peace. Aameen!

A word of caution: This is a rather lengthy article and unfortunately cannot be divided in two parts. Also, you wouldn’t want to miss any of it either so unless you have a good half hour free right now, pls. find some time and come back here!

Let me also clarify something else first up ... for all terms, purposes and debates, this particular post is going to focus only on the modern day short format cricket (the ODIs and the T20Is).

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Well, nobody is coming to Pakistan but we are still going to have a pretty busy year ahead of us. I bet you'd want a print out of this page ...

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Younis Khan has resigned as captain of Pakistan cricket team ...

"I could not stand cricitism from all and sundry as it was affecting my performance that is why I have resigned" said the skipper.

I think the time will tell but there has to be more to this story ... A PCB official apparently spoke to Dawn on condition of anonymity said that there is more to the story than just criticism of the team and the captain.

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I was flying back from Almaty earlier this week when somewhere along the way the plane hit a rough weather pocket. The flight suddenly went from a notable calm to unbelievably turbulent. Wait, before I go any further, there were no problems as such, it was probably a rough weather system and in the end we landed safely at Abu Dhabi.

But somewhere during that sudden turbulence ... while pressing some buttons, one of the pilots probably switched the intercom on. What I heard for the next two - very very long - minutes was very very disturbing. Not because ‘what’ the pilots were saying but because I couldn’t understand a single word they said. It was all Russian.

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That’s the tagline for the Champions League kicking off in Bangalore tonight. I am however starting to wish their people had put an asterisk on all their marketing.

Cricket is after all a gentleman’s game but this first league of extraordinary gentlemen has unfortunately left Pakistan out as just plain extra. I love the idea of this tournament, but it isn’t only champions, because some runners-up are in there too.

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Pakistan v New Zealand Semi Final

They think it’s all over ... It is now as far as Pakistan’s contribution and participation in the Champions Trophy is concerned (and it still ends amongst the top four).

This was lined up as being a one sided affair. New Zealand plagued by injury was pretty much written off and I also think Pakistan went into the game with an element of over confidence as if it was a walk in the park. How wrong were they proved?

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The loss to New Zealand in the second Semi Final today brings an end to this tournament for Pakistan. There have been positives in this tournament to take back, sure ... but perhaps the wounds from today’s game are too fresh to bring those (+ives) to the forefront just as yet.

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So far this Champions Trophy has proven to be most exciting occurrence of this particular ICC tournament ever, courtesy of its short (and cut-throat) format and some exciting pitches. The three pre-tournament suspected semi-finalists (South Africa, Sri Lanka and India), two of which were also hot favourites for the trophy itself (and are currently ranked 1 and 2 in ODI as well), are all already out of the tournament.

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The Build Up

Pakistan is going to win this game. Period. I mean, they’ve got to ... after all, over a billion Indians are praying for us rather desperately.

The washout of India v Australia game today has assured Pakistan a semi-final spot (although, the way Australia was going, it would have happened anyway). The only thing rain did was perhaps gave India an excuse to get out of the humiliation they were about to face as Australia was on its way to smash them well past 300 which, under lights with overcast conditions and a batsman short, India was never going to be able to chase against a potent Australian attack which certainly doesn’t need enhancing their testosterone levels.

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Firstly, congratulations to all the Pakistani fans out there on an exceptionally professional performance put on by our team yesterday. It had been due for quite some time now, if we are to look at major ICC tournaments on a standalone basis, and indeed it was done in quite some style.

Yesterday’s match once again brought the best out of the one day game and has given all the critics of the ODI format (including me) something to think about. It was like a roller coaster ride swinging from one side to another. An excellent start for Pakistan with Younis winning the toss on a good batting track and with Akmal & Nazir giving the boys in green a decent launch pad, although Nazir needs to work on his shot selection specially when he has already hit a couple of boundaries in the same over.

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The Build Up

It’s neither the Roger Federer up against Rafael Nadal on the tennis court, nor the Tiger teeing-off with Mickelson on a tournament Sunday tied at top of the leaderboard. No, it’s not an Ashes decider and not even Liverpool taking on Man United in a final. All of these may qualify to be one of the fiercest of sports battles today, but none comes even close to an India v Pakistan clash on the cricket field.

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The Build Up

Here comes the Champions Trophy ... The host this time around is South Africa. Well, on paper the host (and still earning the associated fee) is Pakistan, but that is another story for another time; haven’t we actually heard it too many times already?

Pakistan starts its campaign against West Indies this Wednesday. Before we get to the actual match preview (narrowing which down is proving to be a very hard task), let’s compare Pakistan with South Africa first. Although Pakistan and South Africa are in separate groups and won’t face each other unless in the Finals stage, it still is a good comparison to set the tone of the tournament ... Don’t worry, you’ll see in a minute where we are going with this Pak v SA contrast in a Pak v WI preview ...

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This is the continuation from the previous post ...
ICC Champions Trophy 2009 | Preview - Part I

Champions Trophy was the second most prestigious cricket tournament after the World Cup ... at least, until a couple of years ago when ICC introduced the World T20. Still a major tournament in the ICC line up, it was started as the ICC Knock Out Tournament back in 1998 and has been held every two years since. In 2002 after the two Knock Out Tournaments, it was rebranded as the Champions Trophy. It has gone from an eight team competition to twelve to ten to eight again. It has also been tried in different flavours of straight knock-out to round-robin to various other formats. The Champions Trophy 2009 will be held in South Africa later this month (which originally was to be played in 2008 and to be hosted by Pakistan but was postponed due to security fears).

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Only the top eight ODI teams will be competing in the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy in South Africa next month. For those who don't know, there are ten Test playing nations (who are also the full members of the ICC) and thus automatically have the permanent ODI playing status. Then there are others (likes of Netherlands, Ireland and even Afghanistan now) with temporary ODI status. This changes from time to time depending on how these teams perform at the Associate level ... so for now, let’s leave them out of this debate.

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The very first episode of my favourite TV show Criminal Minds was called "Extreme Aggressor". The show follows the adventures of a team of profilers from the FBI’s Behavioural Analysis Unit (BAU) based at Quantico, Virginia (fictional, of course). Unlike other TV crime dramas, the show focuses on profiling the criminal rather than the crime itself. Now when I sat down to profile the Pakistan’s new T20 skipper ahead of his first game as captain, I just couldn’t come up with any other headline for this post. Cutting straight to it, here is the player in focus today:

Common Name : Shahid Afridi
Full Name : Sahibzada Mohammad Shahid Khan Afridi
Also Known As : Boom Boom Afridi
Personality Type : Extreme Aggressor

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Ever since kindergarten, I have been good with only one thing ... my maths. I remember my scores going from a 10/10, to 20/20 to a 100/100 all the way through to high school. So a 98/100 in my final tenth grade exam was a huge (self) disappointment. Now I am no John Nash, however numbers do circle around in my head whenever the opportunity arises.

One such light bulb went on in my head when, after Pakistan lost a game, a friend once jokingly said, “yeh to patta hi tha, iss sey to sallay opposition pey paisay hi laga diyay hotay, kemm az kemm kuch khushi to hoye hoti” (Already knew this’d happen, so might as well have put some money on the opposition, atleast would’ve won some money).

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A lot has been written about the behaviour of the sub-continental fans after losing a cricket match. They go out and burn tires on the streets, burn the cricketers’ posters, burn their effigies, burn whatever they can find to burn really. In bigger tournaments like World Cups, they attack the players’ houses, break their windows and in some cases even bring down their walls. Well, when the same team wins the very next match, the same extremist fans go back and re-build that wall too.

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I don’t want to say it but well, I said so ... after the dismal performance of our batsmen, in the first ODI against Sri Lanka.

To truly enjoy this post, pls. read the last two, titled “Our bowlers are the greatest ...” which I wrote after the first ODI and then a sort of continuation of that in “A blast from the past ...”

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The yesterday’s article by Ahmad reminded me of an interesting incident from my time ...

It was way back the 1960-61 tour of India, Pakistan played the last test in New Delhi. So far we had survived any defeat in the (first four) Tests, despite the horribly bad umpiring by the Indian umpires. Remember, in those days the host country had the right to appoint both umpires and there were no third umpires.

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I mean they have got to be ... they give us more hope than our batsmen do, and not just with the ball in their hand. Here’s another reason why we have always loved our bowlers more ...

Imran Khan came in as a bowler, played half his career as a pure fast bowler and then transformed himself into one of the greatest all-rounders of the game. He was worth a place in any team for his batting alone. In fact he got better and better with the bat and in the last ten years of his career he played 51 Tests with a magnificent batting average of 50 plus.

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Different author, same thoughts ...
This is the continuation of the previous post, titled: Houston, we have a problem!

Being from the same age group as Ahmad, I can totally relate to his thoughts. Before I go into an additional analysis, I think it is appropriate to unwrap a little of my own past.

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If I remember correctly, I must be eight or nine years old (I am guessing this because when I was around ten, we moved to a different house and this is definitely before then) ... At that age, guests over your house is always a happy moment; more so if they are your parents’ friends and not yours, as then your parents have to direct their attention at them and not you. And well, I wouldn’t give anything away in writing of the mischief I would get up to at times like that.

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Whether it was against India back in the 2003 World Cup (in South Africa), or the only two games we got in the 2007 World Cup (in the Caribbean) ... whenever Pakistan is playing at any big stage, my friends, colleagues and neighbours know we are all going to be watching this together at my place (or an alternatively arranged venue). Over the years, the growth we have witnessed in this group has not only been in terms of a sheer number but in the enthusiasm levels as well. So much so that now I receive gifts with this reference on my birthdays. No, I don’t still celebrate my birthdays, but the projector we now take out every now and then and dismantle my living room for a Pakistani game was in fact a birthday present ... a well thought out one at that, for these very occasions where we all turn up in Green.

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We have sourced the complete schedule for the upcoming ICC Champion's Trophy 2009, and are posting it here before anyone else on the internet.

Yes, even ESPN Cricinfo doesn't have this schedule yet!
They have now posted this schedule a whole one week after we released it here.

The ICC Champions Trophy, which was originally planned for 2008, is now being hosted by South Africa in 2009 after being moved away from Pakistan due to security fears. It is being played in the Johannesburg area at two great venues, Centurion Park and The Wanderers from Sept 22nd to Oct 5th this year.

Click here for the complete list of fixtures!

A web premiere in our very first week - take this as a sign of things to come here at wellfielded.com!

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ICC earlier today unveiled the event logo for the Cricket World Cup 2011. The following is the official logo (and the logo story):

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Last week at Gaulle, Pakistan lost that first Test because in the last innings they collapsed dramatically. The very next time they came out to bat was the first innings at Colombo and the whole team couldn’t even manage to get into three figures ... good come back in the second innings when at a point they were 285/1, but then yet another sensational collapse, even by Pakistani standards ... third in a row in the last three innings Pakistan has gone out to bat.

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I confess, I am old fashioned, a traditionalist and in my view, and whilst ODI's and T20s are very entertaining, there is nothing better than a well fought Test match.

I can recall the number of times during my student days and during holidays where I have sat in front of the TV watching full five days of a Test from end to end, ball by ball.

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For those of you who, after the disappointed first day, have not checked the cricket score, it appears the boys in green have showed some passion and held their heart on their sleeve and gone out and done a great job at restricting the Sri Lanka’s lead to 150. Excellent performance by both Umar Gul and Saeed Ajmal, who seem to have picked up from where they were at the end of the World T20.

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Dhoni: Mama, aaj aap ney mujhe plate mein chai kiyun di?

Dhoni ki Mama: Kiyun ke beta, cup to tumhare papa le gaye hein!

Everybody talks about Pakistan cricket team needing new attitude ... the need to change their mindset. We have been listening to this very phrase for way too long now, but what does this really mean?

The buck stops with the captain – he is the one who leads, he is the most influential on the players, he is the one who can alter the course of the game, he is the decision maker out there in the field. He is not reading this blog or any other newspaper or talking to any experts sitting in the commentary boxes when he is out there in the field so the utmost important thing for any team is that their captain, the leader has the right mindset.

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Good morning readers and fans, and welcome to the ongoing Test series special between Sri Lanka & Pakistan. Today marks the start of the 2nd Test and after the unexpected defeat in the 1st Test, our boys must be itching to get out there and prove a point.

A lot has been said about the unexpected collapse and Team Pakistan must be eager to get onto the field and shut the critics up with a flawless performance.

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I couldn’t resist referring to this post with any other title ... although a more logical one would have been “Simply Unexplainable”

Not too long ago ... I was standing at the edge of the Green stands at the Abu Dhabi cricket stadium, right above the passageway which the Pakistani players were using as they walked back to their dressing room after the game.

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The summer of 1999 was somewhat a special one for me. I had just graduated from the University in London; it was the year we all had plans to move on with our professional careers and to top this all up the Cricket World Cup was being held in England that year.

Pakistan from the start were favourites for the tournament yet as a Pakistani I was sceptic of their haphazard history and ability to 'freeze' on the big occasion.

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Here is a very interesting article on pakistaniat.com by Owais Mughal.

Click here for the article ...

People always ask me these questions: Where is Silly Mid-on? Is that Deep Extra Cover? What is the difference between Fly Slip and Leg Slip ... and that Leg Gully?

I bet each time you have the TV on and when you are looking the other way or have just gone to get that Pepsi from the kitchen (not that Pepsi is paying me, but yeah let's say Pepsi) ... there is that great catch you miss and the commentator explains it was taken running in at Deep Mid-off and you are wondering standing there going in your head where this Deep Mid-Off is and where the fielder was running in from ...

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