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Picture of the Day: Forfeited or Not!

Posted on August 20, 2006
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The news is too fresh, murky on the details, and still developing, but as Adnan Ahmed has just pointed out on the comments section of another post, Pakistan walked out of — and therefore possibly forfeited — the 4th Cricket Test against England at the Oval, in a dramatic turn of events. Then, it was announced that Pakistan will take the field… but just as the crowd begins to cheer, the umpires decide they will not come out if the Pakistan team does. Meanwhile the light keeps deteriorating. No matter how this ends, this will be a drama to remember.

More and developing details are available here. Best place to stay informed on this is CrickInfo.Com, from where the photograph above is are linked. (Updated after original posting).

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  1. Kashif Azeem says:
    October 10th, 2006 1:55 pm

    Younis Khan, Muhammad Yousaf and then again Younis Khan.
    whats that? Is this the professional Pakistani Team?And
    Shereyar Khan , he is such a ……! he could resigned when pakistan team lost the ovel match. NO! he actually downed pakistani team moral.

  2. September 19th, 2006 3:32 pm

    [...] Darrell Hair, the controversial Australian cricket umpire who helped wreck the recent England-Pakistan Test series, may soon be standing as umpire again… possibly in a Pakistan game. [...]

  3. Eidee Man says:
    August 27th, 2006 9:53 pm

    Speaking of books, do you guys know Musharraf will be releasing his biography in a couple of weeks?

  4. ali raza says:
    August 27th, 2006 4:47 am

    I bet Hair has another book coming up soon. He needs the controversy.

  5. Eidee Man says:
    August 27th, 2006 1:01 am

    Getting moral support from other countries is fine but I would much rather like to see the charges against Inzi dropped because of the merits of the case as opposed to whether or not he has support in the media.

  6. jyoti says:
    August 27th, 2006 12:46 am

    Naveed, it was Niranjan Shah who made the statement:) i didn’t hear what he said but the news ticker said that india will support pakistan in Sep 2meeting. In fact, Pakistan has got tremendous support in India media, including the FM radio channels which broadcasted intervies with Pakistani players like shid Afridi.

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