Thursday, June 25, 2009

Pakistan won t20 2009




Pakistan and Sri Lanka, two teams linked with tragedy, will clash in the ICC T20 world cup 2009 final at Lord’s .

Srilanka are unbeaten in this world cup 2009, they beat Pakistan by 19 runs in the Super Eights match , but captain Sangakkara said: “We’ve played Pakistan many times before but in T20 you must take every game in isolation. Different players come into form at different times.

Srilanka have won all 6 of their last t20 matches wheras pakistan have won 4 and lost 2.

Pakistan and Sri Lanka have played in two 50-over World Cup finals in the past, with one victory and one defeat apiece. Pakistan beat England in the final at Melbourne in 1992, then lost to Australia at Lord’s in 1999. Sri Lanka beat Australia at Lahore in 1996, then lost to the Aussies at Bridgetown in 2007.

All five of the tournament’s leading wicket-takers will be on display in the final. Ajanta Mendis, Umjar Gul, Malinga and Ajmal have all taken 12 wickets, Shahid Afridi is just behind them on 10 wkts.

Saturday, June 20, 2009

pakistan won match from south africa in t20 2009 semi final


The two teams have had fairly contrasting lead-ups to the semi-finals but past records matter little in a knockout game, as Pakistan opted to bat at a packed Trent Bridge. They fielded an unchanged team from the game against Ireland. Their opponents, who will be keen to maintain their unbeaten record in the tournament, brought back Jacques Kallis, who had been rested for the dead rubber against India. Morne Morkel, his replacement for that match, was back on the bench.

Teams:

Pakistan: 1 Shahzaib Hasan, 2 Kamran Akmal (wk), 3 Abdul Razzaq, 4 Shoaib Malik, 5 Younis Khan (capt), 6 Misbah-ul-Haq, 7 Shahid Afridi, 8 Fawad Alam, 9 Umar Gul, 10 Saeed Ajmal, 11 Mohammad Aamer

South Africa: 1 Graeme Smith (capt), 2 Jacques Kallis, 3 Herschelle Gibbs, 4 AB de Villiers, 5 JP Duminy, 6 Mark Boucher (wk), 7 Albie Morkel, 8 Roelof van der Merwe, 9 Wayne Parnell, 10 Johan Botha, 11 Dale Steyn

Pakistan Won Match by South Africa in t20 2009


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Friday, June 12, 2009

England Won Series From West Indies


Well the England cricket team would be in high spirits for the 1st Npower cricket test match vs the West Indies starting May 6 2009 at the Lords cricket ground but thier coach Andy Flower in not very sure about it. Flower in an interview expressed that many of the Star England players are not prepared to take on the West Indies in the first cricket test match. The reason he cited was the players were busy with the IPL T20 cricket tournament.

The English coach Andy Flower only took charge of team in January 2009 and officially the English Cricket Board (ECB) declared this only last month. This is the reason why Andy Flower did have any say in ECB's decision to allow England players to play till so long in the IPL T20 tournament.

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

PAK v AUS, 2nd ODI, Dubai: Symonds stars for Australia


Andrew Symonds rewarded the faith of the Australian selectors as he led his side to a six-wicket victory over Pakistan in the second one-day international in Dubai.
The all-rounder got the call for this series after undergoing counselling to deal with a series of off-field controversies, but after failing with the bat in the first-game defeat, displayed the talent which keeps Australia coming back for more. His two wickets for 12 runs helped finish off the Pakistan tail as they made 207, and his brisk half-century carried Australia almost all the way as they reached their target with 29 balls to spare.
After Brad Haddin went for just eight, Shane Watson's 30 and 48 from James Hopes had helped Australia build a solid platform, but Pakistan dismissed the pair within the space of three balls to leave the tourists in a more nervous position at 93 for three when Symonds strode to the crease. He took a while to play himself in, but after the offer of a free hit against Shoaib Malik was smashed for his first four in the 29th over, Symonds began to express himself a little more and hit Saeed Ajmal for six in the next over.
By the time he was bowled by Shahid Afridi for 58 off 62 balls, the damage had been done with Australia well ahead of the run rate and only 25 runs from their target. Michael Clarke's unbeaten 39 and 10 from Callum Ferguson saw them home.
Pakistan v Australia 2nd ODI at Dubai