Pakistan vs England in UAE 2012

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Welcome to the Discussion Thread for
Pakistan vs England
Cricket Series to be played in UAE

Here is the schedule

3 Tests, 4 ODI and 3 T20 Matches to be played from January 17, 2012 to February 27, 2012

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"On the request of Misbah, the selection committee has agreed to send Shoaib Malik
to join the one-day and T20 squads," Pakistan Cricket Board said.

Shoaib Malik's inclusion comes as a surprise after he flopped in his last five one-day innings, scoring a mere 33 runs. He managed just 22 in three Twenty20 innings.

Following are the revised squads:

One-day squad: Misbah-ul-Haq (captain), Younis Khan, Shahid Afridi, Mohammad Hafeez, Imran Farhat, Umar Akmal, Asad Shafiq, Adnan Akmal, Umar Gul, Junaid Khan, Aizaz Cheema, Saeed Ajmal, Abdul Rehman, Wahab Riaz, Azhar Ali, Hammad Azam, Shoaib Malik.

Twenty20 squad: Misbah-ul-Haq (captain), Shahid Afridi, Mohammad Hafeez, Imran Farhat, Umar Akmal, Asad Shafiq, Adnan Akmal, Awais Zia, Umar Gul, Saeed Ajmal, Abdul Rehman, Wahab Riaz, Aizaz Cheema, Junaid Khan, Hammad Azam, Shoaib Malik.

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aik to sub matches hi uni ktime men hen except sat wala

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hmm sahi hai yeh one day k timings kiya kia hai? day n night hai ya sirf day hai?

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Pakistan ki team mai kabhi puray 11 players nahi hotay. Kabhi Fawad Alam ko daal letay hain aur kabhi kisi aur ko. Is baar Shoaib Malik hai, khatam ho gaya hai, abb Asad Shafiq ka har marain gey isko khila ker.

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hmm sahi hai yeh one day k timings kiya kia hai? day n night hai ya sirf day hai?

4 bajay hain saray ODI matches.

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aik to sub matches hi uni ktime men hen except sat wala

kitnay bajay tak uni hoti hai? 4 bajay shuru ho ga match tou 10 bajay tak jaye ga hi.

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10 se upar hi hoga waise ... waise chuti wale din mai b rakhna chahe tha inko weekend pe dekh sakte log

10th se tu BPL b start ho rahe haina uska b fixture laga do

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fir to theek hy hamary rozana just 2 lectures hote and we are free at 11;30 am

to 12 bajay ghar

mujhy zehar lagta ya malik am dead sure ye bi fixing men involve raha hy

aur sheem tm ne avy men api iti haseen photo q laga rakhi
u k hairstyle per to men sadqy wari hi ho jaon


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[sheem]

fir to theek hy hamary rozana just 2 lectures hote and we are free at 11;30 am

to 12 bajay ghar

mujhy zehar lagta ya malik am dead sure ye bi fixing men involve raha hy

aur sheem tm ne avy men api iti haseen photo q laga rakhi
u k hairstyle per to men sadqy wari hi ho jaon


sheem

chali jao na wari. . par chali jao

12 baje ghar aa ke kiya karti ahi fir sara din tu milti nahi hai

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The facts about Saeed Ajmal

Saeed Ajmal was Man of the Series against England after taking 24 wickets in the three-Test series and playing a prominent role in Pakistan's first Test whitewash against England.

Saeed Ajmal caused confusion when he gave a TV interview following the series and appeared to indicate he had been given dispensation by the ICC to bowl above the 15-degree tolerance limit.

Countless fans have contacted ESPNcricinfo through social networking sites and by email asking us to clarify the situation regarding Ajmal. After a thorough investigation, including extensive discussion with the ICC, these are the facts.

Ajmal's action is well within the ICC range of tolerance. While he does bowl with a bend in his arm, it does not straighten more, on average, than about eight degrees.
His arm does come through at a bent angle but that is allowed so long as it doesn't straighten beyond the tolerance level.
The figure of 23.5 degrees mentioned by Ajmal is the average angle of his arm at the beginning of delivery.
The ICC put Ajmal, along with other bowlers, under constant scrutiny and evidence suggests that there has been no significant deterioration in Ajmal's action since he was tested in 2009.
Contrary to widespread belief, Ajmal's off-break and quicker ball actually cause his arm to straighten more - though only a fraction more - than his much-debated doosra.
The ICC is reluctant to discuss bowling actions in detail because officials fear the subject is too complicated to explain.