Re: Pakistan vs India 3rd Test Match @ Karachi Jan 29 - Feb 2 2006
Not for you..But for pakistanis it is. Power to them.
Definitly a great ememorab win. How many teams win after 39/6. India was in this game only for one over and that was first over of the game. From then onwards it was Pakistan all the way up taking control of game each minutes.
Re: Pakistan vs India 3rd Test Match @ Karachi Jan 29 - Feb 2 2006
always take everything’s positive side,i agree u lost this match but its the 1st time in test history a bowler getting hat-trick in the first over (i still cant erase it from my memory),n then yuvraj chipping in with a gutsy 100 
Re: Pakistan vs India 3rd Test Match @ Karachi Jan 29 - Feb 2 2006
For some its memorable as in cherishably enduring… for others its memorable as in hauntingly lingering 
For me… Pak’s win constitutes the former while Pathan’s hattrick against Pak is the latter.
Re: Pakistan vs India 3rd Test Match @ Karachi Jan 29 - Feb 2 2006
i would bet that pathan would trade the hatric for an indian win any time..
Re: Pakistan vs India 3rd Test Match @ Karachi Jan 29 - Feb 2 2006
This thread ended up as the largest ever thread posts wise in this forum. So a little milestone for Cricket nam. Good contributions KK guppies :k: You area all jiggarz!
I hereby announce F&B as our official thread opener for rest of the cricketing season for two reasons (a) Pakistan will win by a big margin and (b) traffic will keep on increasing. 
Re: Pakistan vs India 3rd Test Match @ Karachi Jan 29 - Feb 2 2006
Re: Pakistan vs India 3rd Test Match @ Karachi Jan 29 - Feb 2 2006
congratulations to the pakistani team and the deserving pakistani fans on this fantastic victory. It was an amazing show from them being down at 39/6 to win the test by 341 runs on the 4th day itself.
Re: Pakistan vs India 3rd Test Match @ Karachi Jan 29 - Feb 2 2006
never , never , never again..f&b. Never even think about it..:D
Re: Pakistan vs India 3rd Test Match @ Karachi Jan 29 - Feb 2 2006
We’ve created history… now thats Icing on the cake.
I remember the first day … man, it was wild, posting on page 13 meant it would show on page 15 at the very best. We were losing wickets but it was as much fun with the comments raining in…
raha sawal f&b ka… i think he has served his purpose of life… itney logoun ko khush kar k. I want to give this honor to Some1 or vivesh next time around.
Re: Pakistan vs India 3rd Test Match @ Karachi Jan 29 - Feb 2 2006
amazing game…i didnt post the whole game…i know…jus not been feelin well…down with the flu…but after thsi victory…flu GONE…LOL
awesome game
i remember walkin into the common room at 8 am on the 1st day and seeing 4/3 i was like OMG…then 10 mins later…i walked in and saw 20/4 and at break it was 39/6…id lost all hope…but a freind of mine sed akmal n razzaq qud save the day…wen i sed “everyday isnt sunday”…he turns round n sez “but its sunday today”…oh how true that was…jus brilliant stuff from kamy and razzaq…and then asif was a star…
for me the moments of the series were:
amazin series…amazing game…im having a field day dissin all my indian freinds who were sayin pakistans gna get trashed 
P
wohoo!!!
Re: Pakistan vs India 3rd Test Match @ Karachi Jan 29 - Feb 2 2006
^ Good to know that you are feeling better. You will feel even better after we win the ODI's 5/0. Ok, OK Indian guppies no need to get upset. :)
Re: Pakistan vs India 3rd Test Match @ Karachi Jan 29 - Feb 2 2006
Moin rubs Sachin the wrong way
** Bishan Singh Bedi (UNI)**
** January 28, 2006**
After two of the most dreary Test draws in recent times, we are compelled to hang on to history. Because it has an uncanny knack of repeating itself. Is historical knowledge relevant or not? Let me see if I can tread on a few more toes! Not that it is going to matter much to the dafts involved in an intellectual activity like cricket!
Anyway, the last two matches in Pakistan have done little to enhance the image of Test cricket in the sub-continent. Quite a few PCB officials have given reasons for the lifeless tracks, graveyards for the bowlers. But not a soul has picked up enough courage to say a simple "Sorry" to the players or the paying public. Yet the gullible amongst the cricket followers will throng the Karachi stadium hoping for a result. Now this is one mighty big hope that the series will be decided for or against the home team. I would be damned with all my cricket information and experience to back Pakistan taking any chances.
Karachi is the home of all great Pakistani batsmen — Hanif, Mushtaq, Zaheer, Miandad and Sadiq to name a few — and we all know what a batsman's mindset is. As for the record books, Pakistan has lost only one Test in Karachi. So the common sense of a layman would suggest that the stalemate shall prevail.
Without getting into any lengthy debate, Moin Khan has to be bereft of all cricket sense to pronounce that Pakistan has found something as frightful as a chink in Sachin Tendulkar's armoury. Well done Moin, even if your discovery comes in thirty-five Test centuries too late! Instead of applauding Sachin's 'walk' in Faisalabad, Moin rubs him the wrong way. I am afraid somebody in the Pakistani attack will pay heavily for Moin's ill-timed remark. And I dare say with or without beamers or bouncers. While the latter is a legitimate weapon (of an illegitimate fast trundler!), the beamer surely is an outlaw and must be condemned most harshly. I reckon Dhoni was too naive and harmless as his smile to let the world know that it was just a "slip" and not an intended beam ball. Honestly, it makes me shudder had the ball done any physical harm to India's popular wicketkeeper batsman.
So far in the two Tests, there have been hudreds galore from batsmen of calibre. But the bowlers too on both sides found their own version of getting a hundred from their bowling analysis. As many as 18 bowlers dished out lollies most generously for the batters to flourish. Perhaps a similar reciprocal arrangement is called for in Karachi. Sadly, Test cricket is seldom played in happy-go-lucky social atmosphere. Two Pakistani batsmen, Younis Khan and Mohd Yousuf, have done pretty good job of reminding the Indian bowlers their true worth. It is about time the Indian bowlers complimented the dogged determination of the Indian batsmen.
Rahul Dravid's dedicated single-vision job has to be backed up by all strong contenders of a hefty batting line-up. Having said that, I would not be surprised if the off spinner gives way to Sourav Ganguly. All this while I am assuming Karachi will offer a green top at long last.
When it came to preparation of Test pitches, it seems too many cooks were spoiling the broth. Now we have the Big 'Sarf' supervising the Karachi strip. God knows how many bookies would be assisting 'Sarf'! All this is in jest though. Knowing Sarfraz as a stickler for minute detail, he may blow his top off quite unnecessarily. Safraz is known to have a short fuse.
Most of our neighbours from across the Wagah are pretty dogmatic. A mule has neither pride of ancestory nor hope of posterity. And then did you hear of the fly who sat upon the axle-tree of the chariot wheel and said, "What dust do I raise!"
We will know in the next few days who are the mules or flies on the wall or the chariot.
LOL>>>
So lets get this straight ..
Indians = Mules/Flies on the wall ??
Re: Pakistan vs India 3rd Test Match @ Karachi Jan 29 - Feb 2 2006
^ Typical Bedi. I wonder where he must be hiding today.
Re: Pakistan vs India 3rd Test Match @ Karachi Jan 29 - Feb 2 2006
Bedi is a joker.
He is such a coward that in an ODI in Sialkot, Sarfraz Nawaz rattled the Indians with bouncers and wickets... when it was Bedi's turn to show his ass, he decided to walk off the Indian National Team submitted to a walkover. What a fking fly he was and still is.
Re: Pakistan vs India 3rd Test Match @ Karachi Jan 29 - Feb 2 2006
^Are you talking about this test...Sarfaraz only took 1 wicket in this match & that is of bedi.
Pakistan v India, 1978/79, 2nd One-day International
Jinnah Stadium, Sialkot
13 October 1978 (40-overs match)
India innings (40 overs maximum) R
SM Gavaskar b Saleem Altaf 4
DB Vengsarkar c Wasim Raja b Sikander Bakht 3
S Amarnath run out 1
GR Viswanath c Wasim Raja b Saleem Altaf 0
M Amarnath not out 34
Yashpal Sharma b Hasan Jamil 11
N Kapil Dev c Mushtaq Mohammad b Hasan Jamil 5
+SMH Kirmani lbw b Hasan Jamil 5
KD Ghavri run out 5
S Venkataraghavan b Sikander Bakht 0
I guess the match you are talking about was played in Sahiwal:
Pakistan v India, 1978/79, 3rd One-day International
Zafar Ali Stadium, Sahiwal
3 November 1978 (40-over match)
Result: Pakistan won (conceded by India)
Pakistan wins the 3-ODI series 2-1
Bishen Bedi conceded the match in protest against the short pitched bowling tactics of Pakistan. Sarfraz Nawaz's last 4 deliveries were all out of reach of the batsmen, and not called wide by the umpire.
Re: Pakistan vs India 3rd Test Match @ Karachi Jan 29 - Feb 2 2006
banda dheet ho tu Sarfaraz jaisa hee ho warna na ho 
Re: Pakistan vs India 3rd Test Match @ Karachi Jan 29 - Feb 2 2006
Link is not working for me.
Re: Pakistan vs India 3rd Test Match @ Karachi Jan 29 - Feb 2 2006
The fan in me says - well done Pak but we're still better. we just don't think winning is that important when we don't win.
The devil in me says - You guys tried manipulating the pitch and didn't know how to do it right....so for the 3rd test just resorted to shameless bribing and match fixin. Shame shame!
Re: Pakistan vs India 3rd Test Match @ Karachi Jan 29 - Feb 2 2006
^ kya faida better honey ka jab itna important test nahi jeet sako
n ur devil point doesn't make sense
Re: Pakistan vs India 3rd Test Match @ Karachi Jan 29 - Feb 2 2006
congrats everyone :) anyone got the highlights?