Posts by: Amer Siddiqui
Continuing with what has now become more of a regular feature here at this blog, here’s another blank post for the in-game discussion … let’s just use this space for the first two Pakistan games as they take on Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. India too takes on the same oppositions first so perhaps add those [...]
Continue Reading →With so many Misbah jokes flying around the web this week, we thought we’d share some of the best we have seen … so here’s a collection, all in one place:
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Continue Reading →Regardless of the outcome, the last five-six weeks has shown us some remarkable cricket in the form of Tests, ODI and T20s between Pakistan & England. This was the much awaited return tour after the sour tour of 2010 which was marked by the spot fixing controversy. England came with a big reputation whilst Pakistan [...]
Continue Reading →So the hysteria of all Pakistan cricket fans (including me) was short lived. After the glorious performance by the boys in green during the test series, we were all on a high, the team was on a high, the management were on a high. However, what we didn’t realize is that secretly England were licking [...]
Continue Reading →Here’s the space to get the discussions going for the last two ODIs …
If you have missed our ODI series preview, you can read it right here, and comments from the first two ODIs can be found here.
Continue Reading →“It’s the eye of the tiger …
it’s the thrill of the fight, Rising up to the challenge of our rival”
So I was tasked with the responsibility of writing the post mortem and frankly I don’t have much to say other than ‘We simply took them to the cleaners’ … I cannot remember [...]
Continue Reading →“Girte hain shahsawar hi maidaan-e-jung mei”
I am not quite sure which famous poet from the pre partition Indian subcontinent said the above but for our non Urdu/Hindi readers it means “In a battlefield/competition a warrior is likely to fall”. In other words it is referring to a wounded warrior/competitor and then goes onto talk [...]
Continue Reading →Welcome to the 2nd three day test match preview between Pakistan & England … Wait, did I say ‘three’?? My apologies, I actually meant five days … Honest!
Now enough of the banter, jokes and cocky-ness … Yes Dubai was a good result but this is real business here and England are going to come-back strong [...]
Continue Reading →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 [...]
Continue Reading →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 [...]
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Well Fielded - Not the term you often hear especially when Team Pakistan takes the field ...
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Ahmad and Amer are fans of cricket in general and follow Pakistan cricket with great enthusiasm. They write about the unexplainable issues always surrounding Pakistan cricket.
Their cricketing achievements neither include playing Test matches nor even an IPL stint, but are exactly those of all other common fans who passionately follow their team; thus making them perfect for this particular blog where the aim to get us, the fans, heard!
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