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Mrmedhavi
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Username: Mrmedhavi
Post Number: 1141
Registered: 05-2011
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Votes: 0 (Vote!) | | Posted on Saturday, June 18, 2011 - 11:14 pm: |
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Maxxx denki odiladu...md.yousuf gadidi ultimate
sarvantaryami 
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Proofdada
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Registered: 03-2004
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lol...
"India's progress in just two decades is one of the most stunning achievement in human history" -Barack Obama
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Andhramass
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anni dananallo Annadanam Minna lal salam
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Timepass
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Post Number: 65
Registered: 06-2011
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A young Pakistani cricketer named Mohammed Waris, who has yet to play an international game, has announced that he will be returning to the national Test side for the upcoming series against Sri Lanka.
Speaking to the press, Waris confirmed news of his comeback, saying his decision was influenced by public demand as well as personal requests from the president of Pakistan, former players, and someone named Azeez.
"It is true that I had decided never to represent my country again in Tests - a decision made easier by the fact that I was never picked, nor was I anywhere in the selectors' future plans. But if my country needs me, then I am always available," he said, before adding, "If selected, I will be proud to be the first international cricketer to make his debut in his comeback Test."
Even for a country where some individual players go through more retirements, comebacks, bans and pardons than the entire nation of New Zealand, this has come as a bit of a shock.
"It's completely ridiculous. What has Pakistan cricket come to?" fumed an angry Mohammad Yousuf, the holder of the international Test record for "retiring for the time being". "In our generation you had to earn your comebacks by paying your dues. Players had to work hard and go through the grind of getting picked and then randomly dropped or banned, or having to suddenly retire in order to get the chance to make a comeback. These days youngsters are making comebacks even before they have played a single international game."
"Damn. The kid's totally gone and stolen my thunder," said former skipper Shahid Afridi, in the middle of a temporary retirement imbroglio himself. "Now I'll have to think of something even more sensational. Maybe I'll retire from Twenty20 and then announce an ODI comeback, while simultaneously getting banned from Tests," he pondered.
The PCB has attempted to bring some sense to proceedings by announcing a blanket ban that will prevent retired players from playing cricket. "Effective immediately, any Pakistani cricketer who has retired from playing all forms of the game will not be allowed to play any form of the game. Players found violating this ban will be banned from retiring, and will be forced to play all forms of the game," said a PCB spokesperson, secure in the knowledge that Pakistan is the only country where his statement could actually be considered to make any sense at all.
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