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Originally posted by: JustJ

how was exam ??

seriously they had full chances , but godddddddddd iam so angry with them , 😡

Originally posted by: JustJ

Paul and u ?? 😆 ok ok no jokes

so who will win tomorrow match ??

NZ or Zimbabwe ??

Bangladesh or WI ??

Originally posted by: ladybird9

ICC World Cup: Canada v Pakistan
Thursday, 3 March 2011 at Colombo RPS

Pakistan beat Canada by 46 runs

Pakistan won the toss and decided to bat

Pakistan Innings 184 all out (43.0 overs)

Canada Innings 138 all out (42.5 overs)

Pakistan 1st Innings - All out

		Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Mohammad Hafeez	lbw	b Osinde	11	12	2	0
Shehzad	c Gordon	b Baidwan	12	23	2	0
K Akmal	c Kumar	b Cheema	16	38	2	0
Younus Khan	lbw	b Baidwan	6	13	1	0
Misbah-ul-Haq	c Bagai	b Rao	37	68	1	0
U Akmal	lbw	b Rao	48	68	4	1
Shahid Afridi	c Kumar	b Cheema	20	17	2	0
Razzaq	lbw	b Hansra	8	8	1	0
Gul	not out		2	4	0	0
Riaz	c Rao	b Hansra	0	3	0	0
Saeed Ajmal		b Baidwan	0	5	0	0
Extras		1nb 16w 4b 3lb	24
Total		all out	184	(43.0 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Chauhan 3.3 0 10 0 Osinde 7.0 1 25 1 Gordon 0.3 0 1 0 Baidwan 8.0 1 35 3 Cheema 8.0 0 33 2 Rao 10.0 0 50 2 Hansra 6.0 1 23 2

Fall of wicket 16 Mohammad Hafeez 42 Shehzad 55 Younus Khan 67 K Akmal 140 U Akmal 165 Misbah-ul-Haq 181 Shahid Afridi 181 Razzaq 181 Riaz 184 Saeed Ajmal

Canada 1st Innings - All out

		Runs	Balls	4s	6s
Gunasekera	lbw	b Gul	8	16	0	0
Kumar		b Razzaq	2	13	0	0
Surkari	lbw	b Saeed Ajmal	27	67	2	0
Bagai	lbw	b Shahid Afridi	16	35	2	0
Hansra		b Shahid Afridi	43	75	4	1
Cheema		b Shahid Afridi	4	8	1	0
Gordon	c Riaz	b Shahid Afridi	9	12	1	0
Baidwan		b Shahid Afridi	0	1	0	0
Chauhan	not out		5	20	0	0
Rao	run out (Shahid Afridi)		1	7	0	0
Osinde		b Riaz	0	3	0	0
Extras		19w 4lb	23
Total		all out	138	(42.5 ovs)

Bowler O M R W Razzaq 7.0 2 16 1 Gul 7.0 1 20 1 Shahid Afridi 10.0 0 23 5 Mohammad Hafeez 5.0 0 21 0 Riaz 5.5 0 23 1 Saeed Ajmal 8.0 0 31 1

Fall of wicket 16 Gunasekera 16 Kumar 44 Bagai 104 Surkari 111 Cheema 114 Hansra 114 Baidwan 130 Gordon 134 Rao 138 Osinde

Canada skittle out Pakistan for 184

The tournament's highest wicket-taker Shahid Afridi scripted a great escape to pull back Pakistan from ignominy with a five-wicket haul, as the team beat Canada in a surprisingly close match here.

Refusing to be intimidated by the opponent's reputation and forgetting its current indifferent showing in this edition of the ICC World Cup, the Canadians set out to rewrite history at the R. Premadasa grounds. They nearly did.

Afridi, who broke the best partnership of the Canadian innings (60 runs) between Surkari and Hansra, and removed the dangerous Rizwan Cheema, made sure that Canada's well-begun innings stayed a half-done job.

Under the Premadasa lights, Afridi could do no wrong ' he even gave the team its first direct hit at the stumps in this World Cup and sent back a lower order batsman (Balaji Rao).

Good display

In the last two matches, Canada made 122 and 123. The team which took the field on this day had no recollection of those scores; some kind of collective amnesia had gripped the team. Its members fielded like a top team, bowled well with some help from the pitch, and batted for most part with their heads down.

The Canadian 100 runs came in 201 balls, but no one was complaining. It needed a mere 85 from the remaining. But six wickets fell for 24 runs and the fairy tale came to an end.

On Wednesday Canada captain had stated that his team would win if it played well and if Pakistan played badly. Pakistan, the most unpredictable team in the tournament, nearly did it again.

Lack of application

Earlier, because of horrible lack of application and a generally indifferent performance from the top order, Pakistan set Canada a target of 185.

At 67 for four, Canada fancied its chances.

The Canadian bowlers kept a tidy line, inviting a few unorthodox strokes from the patient Pakistanis.

Pakistan had crawled to 150 for five in 35 overs. The team folded up at 184.

Canada captain, Ashish Bagai, like most sub-continent players, believes in 'luck,' and providence. Well, it nearly was with the generous Pakistanis gifting him and Chennai boy, Balaji Rao, almost anything they asked for. Rao, who got two wickets, will celebrate his birthday in style on Friday.

The sky was overcast from the start and the ball was coming in a shade slower than the last time at the R. Premadasa. Strokemaking was a little difficult; it did not help that no one in Pakistani line-up wanted to stay long enough to put the team's total out of reach for Canada.

Shehzad fails again

Ahmed Shehzad, who has been given more chances to perform than he deserves, got off shakily yet again. He heaved Khurram Chohan, and the ball took the edge and ballooned towards third man. The catch was taken but it turned out to be a no-ball.

Even as Shehzad pushed his luck at one end, it was the consistent opener Hafeez who went first, missing the line of a Henri Osinde delivery that pitched on the off stump and moved in.

Trapped in front, he asked for a review and was unsuccessful. Shehzad disappointed again. He tried hitting over the in-field and, this time, offered a low catch to mid-on.

The loss of Hafeez meant that Pakistan progressed to a meagre 20 in 5 overs; its slowest in three matches. In 10 overs, a cautious Pakistan made 44 for two, and 50 runs came in 12 overs.

Soon after this, Younus Khan went, trapped in front of middle stump. Younis asked for a review of the decision.

Umpire Daryl Harper raised his index finger a second time inside a minute after the UDRS concurred with the umpire. Kamran Akmal then cut Cheema straight to the hands of backward point.

Steady partnership

The second Akmal, Umar, in the company of Misbah-ul-Haq built a partnership slowly and steadily, despite some uncertain running between the wickets. Umar was frustrated time and again by Misbah's slow-motion running between the wickets in their 73-run stand.

Canada got a chance to send Misbah back when Pakistan was on 76 but the bowler, Baidwan, missed picking up a ball at a very short mid-on position with Misbah nowhere in the picture.

Then on 77, a leaping Hansra, at forward of square leg, could not reach a mistimed Misbah pull. It was tantalisingly close to the outstretched palms of the fielder. Misbah stayed and Pakistan meandered to 79 for four off 20 overs.

The first six of the innings came after Balaji Rao's variety of leg-spin was introduced. Umar Akmal hoisted him over the mid-wicket fence, easing the pressure on Pakistan a bit. Afridi came in and went in quick time as he guided a low, wide full toss to the hands of backward point.

Batting power play

The bankruptcy of ideas in the Pakistan team touched a new low after the inexplicable delay in availing of the batting power play.

The Pakistani team has traditionally resorted to taking the power play in the final ten overs and this time too, even as wickets kept falling at one end, there was no move to take it earlier.

It took the power play with the score reading 181 for nine, at over number 42. And the innings promptly folded up.

Man of the match: Shahid Afridi (Pakistan).

Originally posted by: animalgirl

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