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I agree to these remarks… "“If he is such a weak and scared person he should not have played cricket in the first place, particularly not for the national team” 
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Scoring 80+ on a day when the whole top order batting line including laparya akmal were sitting in the dressing room show a lot of GUTS...and potential to become something special in future....that innings was very GUTSY...watch the highlights please...
and also to HOLD the nerve when the MORALE of the whole team is under, and help the team score a 1 wicket win over the WORLDS no 1 test side obviously shows a lot of future potential and MENTAL strength...
think again my friend....
In all honestly, the way he left shows that whomever threatened him, in his perception has full support of TEAM management...and hence he decided to make his RUN the way he did...
I wouldn't be surprised if Mr. Looter in Chief and his lameduck Board chief are controlling the whole fixing mess...there are millions being made here.....
ICC should look at video of the 4th ODI,when Haider hit the wining runs. Specially, the pakistani BOX..the player/management who did not look VV happy ....those are the fixers.
I bet u some players were paid to throw the 4th ODI
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ICC should look at video of the 4th ODI,when Haider hit the wining runs. Specially, the pakistani BOX..the player/management who did not look VV happy ....those are the fixers. I bet u some players were paid to throw the 4th ODI
hmmm.. I think you are right. Wahab Riaz actually started running towards Haider. Maybe he wanted to kill Haider but then realized that there were a lot of people in the ground.
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Hilarious ! But true, 
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bhai jan…joke ka bhee time hota heay…
BTW wahab Riaz hit a lot of those end winning runs to get Pakistan closer to the target…
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Haider is an honest and straight forward cricketer. I think we will see some names pop up once his family is safe. There is definetly some big fishes involved in this.
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hmmm.. I think you are right. Wahab Riaz actually started running towards Haider. Maybe he wanted to kill Haider but then realized that there were a lot of people in the ground.
ha ha good one :D We have no options but to laugh, the shyte we are in!
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Haider is an honest and straight forward cricketer. I think we will see some names pop up once his family is safe. There is definetly some big fishes involved in this.
Agree with u 100%!!
I think in one of earlier post , Ehsan uncle ji was defending Akmal brother. I saw the video of that game in australia, the test we lost. Akmal collects the direct throw for a run out, he is standing right at the stums, the batsman is not even in frame, and lo and behold! Akmal flashes his hands over the stumps!! (He is not a 8 ft giant). Then he removes the bails in next attempt and the aussie player is in!! NOT out! If i can find link to that video, i will try to post it. Or try utube.
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re: Zulqarnain Haider goes missing/ announces retirement/returns back - drama continues
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Yaar Please! Zakhmoun per Namak to na chirkoo,,woh bhi 'Lahori Namak' :D
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Zulqarnain brought LahoriMunda back :k:
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Never really left. Just stopped posting, but I still read KK more than once a day :) choor chori sey ja sakta hai hera pheri say nahi
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abay yar I was being sarcastic after finding out that we have another body language expert here on our forum who was able to read “suspicious” body language of players after the victory runs in the 4th ODI.
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He is such a clown. He could have handled the situation a lot better but he chose to ridicule himself and Pakistan.
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No excuses ! Teer kaman say nikal chuka hai ,ab kuch nahi ho sakta, He has to come clean with this ! :cobra: jk
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Agree with u 100%!! I think in one of earlier post , Ehsan uncle ji was defending Akmal brother. I saw the video of that game in australia, the test we lost. Akmal collects the direct throw for a run out, he is standing right at the stums, the batsman is not even in frame, and lo and behold! Akmal flashes his hands over the stumps!! (He is not a 8 ft giant). Then he removes the bails in next attempt and the aussie player is in!! NOT out! If i can find link to that video, i will try to post it. Or try utube.
I wasn't defending Akmal brothers, the statement was made in a different context.
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but he is favorite of bookies 
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Latest press conference says it all…
He was threatened directly “loose the match or WE will never select you again and when you go back, WE will kill you and your family…”
Allah help us…either he is a darn good liar or PCB is running a racket
TIM MAY (Chief of players Union) says players DO NOT TRUST ICC when it comes to reporting..
Read this report and listen to Zuqarnain…I am really hard pressed to consider him lying here…
These words are not rehearsed…if this was planned, his family would not be telling him TO COME BACK…
VIDEO CLIPS AND AUDIO NOT IN PASTED ARTICLE BELOW -
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/cricket/other_international/pakistan/9180019.stm
Cricketers don’t trust ICC - May
Cricketers shy away from reporting corruption because they do not trust the authorities, says international players union chief Tim May.
Pakistan’s Zulqarnain Haider has been criticised by his board for fleeing to England after receiving death threats when he refused to fix two matches.
But May said he admires Haider’s “courage” and added: "Some players have concerns about reporting [corruption].
“They fear the confidential nature of them reporting it will be breached.”
Wicketkeeper Haider claims he was approached in Dubai by a person who asked him to fix the fourth and fifth games against South Africa, who went on to win Monday’s deciding game to earn a 3-2 victory in the series.
He is is seeking asylum in the United Kingdom and is retiring from international cricket.
At a press conference in London on Wednesday, Haider said he did not take his concerns to the Pakistan Cricket Board because it would create “problems” for his “team-mates”.
Former Australia cricketer May says players do not have faith in their boards or the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) anti-corruption unit, which has spoken to Haider since he arrived in the UK.
“This problem is not an issue that’s just confined to Haider,” he told BBC World Service. "In the past, players have gone to the anti-corruption unit and somewhere details of their talks with the anti-corruption has reached the media.
"Whether those leaks have come from the ICC or whatever, it still gives the players the question over whether they can trust the ICC’s anti-corruption unit.
“We’ve said to the ICC we need to get the reporting processes here streamlined far better than what they are at the moment.”
May believes players’ unions should be the first port of call for cricketers wanting to report corruption.
“We have put forward a couple of options to the ICC in a meeting we had with anti-corruption unit in October for a change in the reporting system,” he added.
"We haven’t heard from the ICC since that meeting. But we hope they will look at those options in a positive manner.
“These involve the players reporting to a trustworthy body in the players’ eyes. Somewhere they believe they can protect their anonymity and in most cases in most countries we believe that the player association has a vital role to play here.”
Haider’s actions have cast a negative spotlight over Pakistan cricket once again following the spot-fixing scandal earlier this year.
Three players - batsman Salman Butt and pace bowlers Mohammad Amir and Mohammad Asif - were suspended and placed under investigation for alleged spot-fixing during the tour of England earlier this year.
But May believes Haider has done the game a service by flagging up a problem which needs to be stamped out of the sport.
“If what he says is true, what he’s done is not cowardly, it has taken a significant amount of courage, because no one has ever done that before,” said May.
"I’m certainly not surprised that there are players out there who have been threatened, their families have been threatened and they are fearful for their lives.
"I think you’ll find there’s a general knowledge around the anti-corruption unit that these threats have been used before.
"The damage to our sport is not immaterial. Every spectator, every player wants to know that every contest they are playing in is a valid and real contest, not one that’s been affected by corruption.
"The culture of cricket needs to change from top to bottom, from administrators to grass roots level. That culture needs to be one of zero tolerance of corruption.
“Cricket can’t just sit by the wayside and think this thing’s going to go away. Whatever we’ve been doing in the past is obviously not working as well as it should. We need to review our ways.”
Story from BBC