No one had courage to open a thread for this match…
majboor ho kar … hamay hee thread khloniee parieee hai!!!
Go Green shirts, tumhay haamara ashiwar hai… go kill BD…demolish kar do unhay…go beat the hell out of them and show everyone who rules the cricket world!
Pakistan and only Pakistan!!!
ram ram…
Inshallah!!!
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PD has opened the thread. Allah reham farmaiye.
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re: World T20 - Group 2: Pak vs BD at Dhaka, Sunday March 30, 2014. H/L post#242
The equation is simple, win the next 4 matches and we will be T/20 champions.
re: World T20 - Group 2: Pak vs BD at Dhaka, Sunday March 30, 2014. H/L post#242
Everyone is saying it is a case of winning the next two matches and net run rate is out. Lets assume India beat Aus, so they are out of the tournament. Pak loses to BD. Than Pak will be on 2 points and Windies on four. Pak than beats windies and gets to 4 points. It will be on run rate than. If BD beats Pak and than Aus and than Pak beats windies it will be a three way tie for net run rate. Is this right or am I missing something.
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janab sarkar…you wanted me to be optimistic…
so…for a change PD will not be optimistic only…he will be damn arrogant for the whole tournament
there will be only result of this match…Pak will destroy bangali babbus and will show them who is the daddy
:coolios::icono::icono:
re: World T20 - Group 2: Pak vs BD at Dhaka, Sunday March 30, 2014. H/L post#242
Everyone is saying it is a case of winning the next two matches and net run rate is out. Lets assume India beat Aus, so they are out of the tournament. Pak loses to BD. Than Pak will be on 2 points and Windies on four. Pak than beats windies and gets to 4 points. It will be on run rate than. If BD beats Pak and than Aus and than Pak beats windies it will be a three way tie for net run rate. Is this right or am I missing something.
^ Ofcourse any thing is possible in T20 cricket. Netherlands ran SA & NZ close
NRR is out assuming Pakistan win both their remaining games. With Windies beating Aus, we don't have to rely on other results now. Our destiny is in our own hands
re: World T20 - Group 2: Pak vs BD at Dhaka, Sunday March 30, 2014. H/L post#242
BCCI has already decided Pak will win this.
re: World T20 - Group 2: Pak vs BD at Dhaka, Sunday March 30, 2014. H/L post#242
Everyone is saying it is a case of winning the next two matches and net run rate is out. Lets assume India beat Aus, so they are out of the tournament. Pak loses to BD. Than Pak will be on 2 points and Windies on four. Pak than beats windies and gets to 4 points. It will be on run rate than. If BD beats Pak and than Aus and than Pak beats windies it will be a three way tie for net run rate. Is this right or am I missing something.
bilkul spot on hain aap.....these are possible scenarios
but you are wrong as well !
because pakistan will beat both WI and BD..FOR SURE INSHALLAH
mark my words, thse 2 pathetic teams will be kicked out by us
gayle can do his ugly gangham style in Jamaica ... because it will be time for Bhangara !!!
re: World T20 - Group 2: Pak vs BD at Dhaka, Sunday March 30, 2014. H/L post#242
we need to bring sharjeel instead of malik
and junaid khan instead of anwar ali
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Pakistan seek edge in tight race | Cricket News | World T20 | ESPN Cricinfo
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samigh nahieen aata what happened to this guy
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after pointing at me n waleed you didn’t come back in tht thread after I posted the videos 
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Pakistan seek edge in tight race**
Match facts**
Sunday, March 30, 2014
Start time 1530 local (0930 GMT)
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Teams: Bangladesh | Pakistan
Big Picture
Pakistan have already shown their unpredictability in the tournament. They were limp during the defeat to India in the opening match and fought back against Australia to keep their chances alive in the World T20. They are the only team to have reached the semi-finals of every World T20 so far, and need to win their last two matches to keep that record intact.
Bangladesh, on the other hand, are having a horror season, and now have three successive defeats in the tournament. Their defeat to West Indies on Tuesday was their second-worst by margin of runs in the format and was followed by a big loss to India. Their captain Mushfiqur Rahim has urged players to come out with their natural game rather than playing for their places. The semi-finals look out of their reach, especially given their record of never having beaten a top-eight team in a Twenty20 other than West Indies. Despite the poor record, Bangladesh’s fans continue to be passionate supporters, and Mushfiqur’s side will hope to give them something to brighten up their Sunday.
If Pakistan beat Bangladesh, they won’t need to worry about net run-rates (unless there is a washout). They will have two wins, on par with West Indies, who they face in their final league game - the winner of that match will join India as semi-finalists from Group 2.
Form guide
(last five matches, most recent first)
Bangladesh: LLLWW
Pakistan: WLWWW
In the spotlight
Shakib Al Hasan, once again, is the man Bangladesh will expect to create a difference with both ball and bat. He’s had two successive low scores with the bat, and will want to correct that, particularly against a tricky Pakistan attack.
Ahmed Shehzad has had a quiet tournament so far. His dismissals against India and Australia weren’t a true reflection of the young aggressive batsman known for his powerful hitting. He has thrived in these conditions in the past, as recently as Asia Cup which ended earlier this month, and was the top run-getter in the Bangladesh Premier League in 2012 with 486 runs. He needs to find that form again, or Pakistan will be tempted to turn to their back-up opener, the left-hander Sharjeel Khan.
Team news
Bangladesh’s combination is in disarray as they have been experimenting since the Hong Kong debacle. They have tried all their resources in the tournament and there’s a strong chance there will be more reshuffling in the batting line-up. Shakib Al Hasan and Mushfiqur Rahim are likely to bat at 3 and 4 respectively, which could open up a spot for Sabbir Rahman once more. Sohag Gazi could also make way for Abdur Razzak.
Bangladesh (probable) 1 Tamim Iqbal, 2 Anamul Haque, 3 Shakib Al Hasan, 4 Mushfiqur Rahim (capt & wk), 5 Sabbir Rahman, 6 Nasir Hossain, 7 Mahmudullah, 8 Ziaur Rahman, 9 Sohag Gazi/Abdur Razzak, 10 Mashrafe Mortaza, 11 Al-Amin Hossain
Pakistan could stick to the XI that won them the game against Australia, though they might be tempted to pick Sohail Tanvir in place of Bilawal Bhatti, who was taken for 36 runs in his two overs against Australia.
Pakistan (probable): 1 Kamran Akmal (wk), 2 Ahmed Shehzad, 3 Mohammad Hafeez (capt), 4 Umar Akmal, 5 Shoaib Malik, 6 Shahid Afridi, 7 Sohaib Maqsood, 8 Bilawal Bhatti/Sohail Tanvir, 9 Umar Gul, 10 Saeed Ajmal, 11 Zulfiqar Babar
Stats & trivia
Bangladesh have played against Pakistan more often than against any other side, but have lost each of their six T20I matches, quite convincingly. The closest margin of defeat was 21 runs (when chasing) and four wickets with six balls to spare, when batting first.
Shahid Afridi has a batting strike rate of 175 in T20Is versus Bangladesh - he has struck six sixes and six fours off 56 balls against them. With the ball, he has taken six wickets against them at an economy rate of 5.91.Quotes
“We are at a crucial junction, as we need to win both matches and we will do our best.”
**Mohammad Hafeez
**http://www.espncricinfo.com/world-t20/content/story/732417.html
re: World T20 - Group 2: Pak vs BD at Dhaka, Sunday March 30, 2014. H/L post#242
**Start time: **1530 local (0930 GMT)
UK Guppies:
Clocks go 1 hour forward tomorrow, Sunday March 30 (Daylight Saving Time)
So match starts at 09:30 GMT or 10:30 British Standard Time
re: World T20 - Group 2: Pak vs BD at Dhaka, Sunday March 30, 2014. H/L post#242
Lo kisnay thread khol di hai
Allah khair he karay ab to
:(
re: World T20 - Group 2: Pak vs BD at Dhaka, Sunday March 30, 2014. H/L post#242
**Start time: **1530 local (0930 GMT)
UK Guppies:
Clocks go 1 hour forward tomorrow, Sunday March 30 (Daylight Saving Time)
So match starts at 09:30 GMT or 10:30 British Standard Time
Damn :(
re: World T20 - Group 2: Pak vs BD at Dhaka, Sunday March 30, 2014. H/L post#242
we need to bring sharjee*l instead of malik*
and junaid khan instead of anwar ali
Who hacked your account ?
re: World T20 - Group 2: Pak vs BD at Dhaka, Sunday March 30, 2014. H/L post#242
I didn't know UK also did this clock forward backward thing.
re: World T20 - Group 2: Pak vs BD at Dhaka, Sunday March 30, 2014. H/L post#242
I think I will miss this match, can anyone tell me pak or UAE time plz