South Africa vs. Pakistan 2nd ODI: 2nd Innings

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Oxy said:
It would make sense to continue as normal - no change in the targets etc.
I agree. It's not like light will be a factor. (No pun intended)
 
CricketBuff said:
i can see power is back. Why is the game not starting !!
The South African Team has been locked into a room due to a security device. Locksmiths on their way. If they can't be freed in next 30 minutes game will be abandoned.
 
Target would be revised I believe. True it's a night game, but then one can't go on playing till 4 morning. And ofcourse, it might affect the entire schedule of media broadcasting the event.
 
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F'in Electricity towers... Gibbs heard on the stump Microphone....
 
Oxy said:
It would make sense to continue as normal - no change in the targets etc.


what would be the revised target if the overs were reduced to 45 overs for eg?

any1 know?
 
LightSpeedGT said:
The South African Team has been locked into a room due to a security device. Locksmiths on their way. If they can't be freed in next 30 minutes game will be abandoned.

we will hv to go and free them !!!
 
Only the stadium lights are on now, the flood lights still not working :12:
 
Man I hate when they play in SA. First of all the toss plays a HUGE role (Remember Pak vs Eng and Eng vs Ind in WC2003?) and now this. Perfect!
 
12thMan said:
one flood light is still out. I see no bulb lit on it
Only stadium lights are on. Flood lights are still down. May take some time to warm up.
 
Some of the light is on, so they should go out and ball atleast 2 balls after which they can contemplate how to get the floodlights working!
 
Toony™® said:
... i am sure he wasn't batting at that time...hence makes the joke invalid.
Looks like your sense of humour has also blown its fuse :D
 
what the indians have locked up the south africans and that is preventing the game from starting?
 
kashmiri said:
what the indians have locked up the south africans and that is preventing the game from starting?
They've been freed! Paks on the field now.
 
Play about to start and like i thot D/L likely to favour S.A!
 
All lights are ON...match will start in 10 mins........

Azhar mahmood ko bowling diye bagir ager pakistan match jeet gia tu Aag lag jaye gi us k............Sala 8 parhate khata hai nashte mai
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Amjid Javed said:
Play about to start and like i thot D/L likely to favour S.A!


thats what i was thinking..but we have 2 wickets more at the same stage... so maybe it will balance out...
 
Saffies smiling in the dressing room.

Target revised to 10 runs in 12 balls. Game on!
 
Interesting Read: Source: CricInfo

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It was the third Test of the 1978-79 series in Calcutta between ALvin
Kallicharran's West Indies and India. West Indies were set to chase
335 in the final innings and were battling for a draw. Kallicharan and
David Murray the wicketkeeper, shared a vital partnership, but a mini
collapse followed. and at 183 for 8 India had a great chance to wrap
it up However, with the light fading fast at the Eden Gardens and Sew
Shivnarine playing a stubborn innings at one end, West Indies still
had some hope of saving the game.

Unlike today, the batsmen had to appeal to the umpires if they felt
the light wasn't good enough. That's what they did then, and India
would ahve fallen short by two wickets if the appeal had been upheld.
However the crowd at the ground, nearly 70,000 were not going to give
up easily. They had brought along hand-held fire torches, originally
meant for the celebrations and decided to light them at taht point.

It was a great sight to see almost everyone in the stadium clutching a
torch and the light generated was enough to make the umpires decide to
resume the game. Floodlights were not too common in those days and the
sight of all those lit torches was absolutely unbelivable. Just when
the West Indians thought they had done enough to draw, they had to bat
out another 15 odd minutes with flames burning all around the ground.

One more wicket fell and the tension was simpy unbearable. The last
wicket pair, Sylvester clarke and Shivnarine, hung on grimly however,
appealed for light again and were lucky to get away with a draw. It is
often said that the crowds are as much a part of a sporting spectacle
as the players and it was never more true than on this occasion. "
 
Wiji said:
How come no one's blamed the Indians yet? ;-)
Because that habit is already occupied by the indians. Thehave the habit of blaming on Pakistan as quick as something happens ;)
 
ok i need a break. Gonna get a bowl of Cocoa Krispies. The one with the chimp.
 
I left work early today to watch this at home - just found out that they are lookin for me !
 
Amazing Story


"It was the third Test of the 1978-79 series in Calcutta between Alvin
Kallicharran's West Indies and India. West Indies were set to chase
335 in the final innings and were battling for a draw. Kallicharan and
David Murray the wicketkeeper, shared a vital partnership, but a mini
collapse followed. and at 183 for 8 India had a great chance to wrap
it up However, with the light fading fast at the Eden Gardens and Sew
Shivnarine playing a stubborn innings at one end, West Indies still
had some hope of saving the game.

Unlike today, the batsmen had to appeal to the umpires if they felt
the light wasn't good enough. That's what they did then, and India
would have fallen short by two wickets if the appeal had been upheld.
However the crowd at the ground, nearly 70,000 were not going to give
up easily. They had brought along hand-held fire torches, originally
meant for the celebrations and decided to light them at taht point.

It was a great sight to see almost everyone in the stadium clutching a
torch and the light generated was enough to make the umpires decide to
resume the game. Floodlights were not too common in those days and the
sight of all those lit torches was absolutely unbelivable. Just when
the West Indians thought they had done enough to draw, they had to bat
out another 15 odd minutes with flames burning all around the ground.

One more wicket fell and the tension was simpy unbearable. The last
wicket pair, Sylvester clarke and Shivnarine, hung on grimly however,
appealed for light again and were lucky to get away with a draw. It is
often said that the crowds are as much a part of a sporting spectacle
as the players and it was never more true than on this occasion.

"

Source CricInfo
 
Nice-N-Fresh said:
Because that habit is already occupied by the indians. Thehave the habit of blaming on Pakistan as quick as something happens ;)

Poor Indians, they are so jealous today, i saw some of the comments on cricbuzz.
 
razzaq seems to got a bit quicker all of a sudden

a result of being threatened by azhar mahmood?

looks like wasm akram was right
 
Azhar mahmood ko bowling diye bagir ager pakistan match jeet gia tu Aag lag jaye gi us k............Sala 8 parhate khata hai nashte mai
 
darkmoon459 said:
How does the chocolate chimp taste !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
it's crispy and chocolatey. And Razzaq bowling pies. Tasty all around!
 
PakPassionate said:
Azhar mahmood ko bowling diye bagir ager pakistan match jeet gia tu Aag lag jaye gi us k............Sala 8 parhate khata hai nashte mai

Inzi should watch out for his parhate's now .
 
CricketBuff said:
Poor Indians, they are so jealous today, i saw some of the comments on cricbuzz.
Yeah. They were laughing about inzi´s run out hours after the incident at the same time as Afridi were hitting sixes all over the place!
 
I was reading those cric bizz comments too lol and price just got out and they are silent lol
 
Cullinnan says a bit older now, and a bit chubbier

FIRST BALL OUT !!
 
Mr. Mahmood welcome to Pakistani team.. today is great day our guns are gunning!
 
Fantastic catch at full stretch over his head Younis at first slip- it was short and wide and Prince just flashed hard at it- Lucky break for Azhar
 
Azhar book for Worldcup 2007? LOL

Is say Ijaaz Ahmed ki yaad agi......4 matches fail 5th mai century...next 5 matches k liya pakka
 
AZHAR strikes with 1st his 1st ball back!

123/5
 
Well done Azhar and Younis! What a great comeback!
 
It makes me very happy the seeing the first ball of mahmood the world cup is very close...
 
TheSaint said:
Fantastic catch at full stretch over his head Younis at first slip- it was short and wide and Prince just flashed hard at it- Lucky break for Azhar

Younis khan is been amexing in the slips all through out the series. Shabash YK.
 
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