Jam!!!
Flex
QUOTE (Nimii @ Apr 18 2004, 12:07 AM) |
ps: I was quite upset reading the papers that Inzy lashed at Sohaib ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Clearly there was no plan on how Pakistan would go about saving the match. It seemed to have been left to the batsmen to devise their own individual strategy, to each his own. What they had in common was an aversion to stay at the wicket and even the fact that the Indians kept dropping catches, almost as if they wanted to earn their win, not be gifted it, was scorned. Pakistan's batsmen were determined to do it their way. Which was to compete against one another on who was the more irresponsible. The Test match and the series was lost within minutes of the day's play beginning, from the nonchalance of the batsmen who were not out overnight. They showed the same cluelessness that they had shown in the first innings against the swinging ball. Nothing had been learnt and, therefore, there was nothing to forget. It seems pointless to go down the order and describe how each one got out. Pakistan just threw in the towel. It is for the PCB to find out what went wrong for something went horribly wrong. Pakistan has lost before this and has been outplayed and the margin of defeat has been heftier than an innings and 131 runs. |
QUOTE (extenok @ Apr 18 2004, 06:17 AM) |
Time for suffering a historic defeat at the hand of your arch-rivals. Boy that hurts. ![]() |