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Akmal injury scare for Pakistan against England A](The News International: Latest News Breaking, World, Entertainment, Royal News)
CANTERBURY: Pakistan wicket-keeper Kamran Akmal has sustained a worrying finger injury just a week before next week’s first Test against England while playing against England A here…more
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jo uraya mazak England ki injuries ka ham ne
wohi mazak ab hamara urnay wala hai logo
:(
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Aik taraf senior bowlers pit rahay hain aur doosri taraf A team k bowler, ab hamara kya hoga???:)
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*Quaid-e-Azam bhi faut ho chukay,
Liaqat Ali bhi shaheed ho chukay,
Bhai Iqbal bhi hamaray darmayaan nahin rahay,
Meri bhi tabiat aaj kul kuch theek nahin rehti.
Pata nahin Pakistan ka kiya banay gaa.
:D
*
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^^ Mein Hoon naa :p
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Woolmer satisfied with bowling performance](http://content-uk.cricinfo.com/engvpak/content/current/story/252608.html)
Danish Kaneria gets rid of Owais Shah on the first day of the warm-up match against England A © Getty Images
Bob Woolmer, the Pakistan coach, was satisfied with the performance of his bowlers after England A made 268 for 3 at the end of the first day of their warm-up match at Canterbury. Mohammad Sami, Umar Gul and Danish Kaneria were the three wicket-takers, as England A were restricted to less than three an over in good batting conditions.
Woolmer expected the pitches to be similar for the rest of the season and was happy with the workout before the first Test at Lord’s next week. “We’ve got to bowl in these conditions, I can’t see them being different to this.”
The Pakistanis had beaten Leicestershire in their first warm-up match, and Woolmer said the conditions there were difficult for the bowlers too: “We’ve just got to get used to English conditions which at Leicester proved they are not as fast as everyone thinks they are. They are slow, slow pitches.”
He was also positive about Kamran Akmal’s chances of playing at Lord’s after bruising his left index finger. Akmal left the field after lunch while Faisal Iqbal took over the wicketkeeping duties. “It’s just slightly bruised,” he said. “He’s got full movement, there’s no break. Zulqarnain Haider, who has kept for the A team, is on standby and he’s training every day.”
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Yeah, I'm not too worried.
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England A - 297/6 losing 3 quick wickets
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so much for the fast, green bouncy pitches. This pitch is as dead as pitches in Pakistan.
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England A: 365/6 at lunch (118 ov.)
Partnership of 74 runs between Read (39) and Loudon (29).
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Eng A: 453/8 (138 overs)
Dang. That's not cool. What happened to Asif. He hasn't taken a wicket so far in this series, I think. 3 wickets to Kaneria so far. 2 each to Sami and Gul.
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phenti is continuing 
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Eng A 477/9
Kaneria gets 4 wickets
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Would Read have been able to reach his century if that little Mushy Mushy was a part of this team?
Analysis:
More Tableeghs *= Less Cricket = Overjoyous *Mullah Parties = Mournful Nation = Happy Read = Confused Selectors
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^ Whatever Mullah hater. :)
Eng A: 496/9 at Tea. Rad not out on 108.
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Eng A is playing as if it is a Test match for 5 days, unless they have learnt the lesson from Brian Lara "first learn to draw" :)
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Eng A 506-9
last wkt partnership of 38 runs so far
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Butt nay balling karwayi.
Balling word’s copyrights = Umer Bhai (favorite word in the dictionary) 
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Which is worse, the pitch or our bowling? :)
Eng: 528/9. Partnership of 60 runs so far. lol. not funny, man.