Asia Cup 2022 thread

[RIP Pak LAW]

us oldies havent forgotten what indians did in calcutta when lanka won against them 96 world cup. they have just been on a financial and performance peak so they havent acted like complete a5540735, but the capability is there. let them have a losing streak and c what happens.

That was in India. I never saw Indians misbehaving outside India.

Now imagine Afghans in Afghanistan...what they will do in Pak-Afg match in Kabul or Kandhaar.

 

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That was in India. I never saw Indians misbehaving outside India.

Now imagine Afghans in Afghanistan...what they will do in Pak-Afg match in Kabul or Kandhaar.

UK troublemakers to clearly wahan ke mashoor football hooligans se inspired h

 

[Black.Mamba]

Big match today
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Final match for the Losers Trophy

 

[Trango Towers]

So the place to show anger is on the pitch? And i bet my left nut not a single Pakistani player can dare touch an aussie or English player, atleast the afghan player sledged a team way more powerful than them. As a Pakistani i know well the mental slavery of west in tje society and the military. Jaa k kisi aur ko shoshay choro. Buzdili aur bahaduri ko pehle pehchano ullo.

Oh dear oh dear..if only u knew

 

[Maula Jatt]

Big match today
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I knew only someone named Chaudhary Imran Jutt would be interested in "kuton ki larain baroz Jummah"

 

[Acetic Acid]

Sharjah Cricket Administration has announced to take strict legal action against illiterate Afghan fans. They are monitoring and identifying the culprits through footages!!

Sharjah Cricket Administration has announced to take strict legal action against illiterate Afghan fans. They are monitoring and identifying the culprits through footages!!

If sheikhs need any help of Vigo pickup service
Our lubmer would be ready to provide service

 

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Dekho.. 1 all hai true hisab is Asia cup ka

baaki teams to bekaar hai anyway

 

[Musings]

They were very close matches and anyone could have won, so it's not exactly pants being taken off. But Indian team is disappointing for all the hype that surrounds them.

I agree they were close. There is a distinct difference. India v Pakistan is real passion - real competition and a serious match. Mutual respect and players always hospitable to each other. The Afghani players are mostly sub standard and have educated themselves on Pakistan soil and competitions. Instead of showing respect they are hostile ignorant and generally show a lack of appreciation. Thats what annoys me. I went to see the Pak v Afghan game at Headingley a 3 or 4 years ago - game was close and yet again the Afghani supporters behaved like junglee. Was embarrassing to watch them.

Its just a game and some Afghani players need to learn respect for Pakistan. Now watch their behavior towards Indian players and the way they suck up to them....

 

[TNT]

Your acting like afghans never in history were mushriks. Don’t be too arrogant. Your forefathers were as much misguided and kaffirs as our forefathers were. You could even say Islam spread to some parts of Punjab before it spreads to parts of Afghanistan because Ummayids had invaded sindh and parts of Punjab while parts of Afghanistan were still under kaffir rule and kaffir order.

No one is being racist. He’s just stating that no man would take that kind of disrespect to their face. Asif didn’t. Don’t expect people not to retaliate.
Westerners are racist to you to and yet your here being racist to Punjabis. Have you looked in a mirror?

No one is being racist? 25℅ of Pakistan is afghan by ethnicity and a turd using words like agghandu is not racist? Using words like namak haram is not racist? Khud dunya ka sab se bara bhikari aur dosro ko namak haram? Pakistan is better than 1 country in the world and we r racist towards them. We used to be racist towards bengalis and now they sending us aid. U talked abt behavior of Pakistanis in UK, lolz if an afghan mujajir behaves like that in Pakistan then what ull say?

 

[mangochutney]

Insane moment cricket fans rip up seats and use them as projectiles after their team lost thrilling T20 match that saw bowler and batsman's fight nearly turn physical​

By Kristy Williams For Daily Mail Australia and Associated Press04:08 08 Sep 2022, updated 07:08 08 Sep 2022

• Afghanistan fans ripped up seats and threw them at Pakistani supporters

• It came after their team lost a heart-stopping T20 clash between the fierce rivals
• Earlier in the match, two players had to be separated after a fiery confrontation
• Pakistan great Shoaib Akhtar slammed the Afghanistan fans and players

A thrilling win to Pakistan in a T20 international against Afghanistan has been overshadowed by fans ripping up stadium seats and throwing them at opposition supporters in wild scenes.
Videos went viral after the match at the Asian Cup match at Sharjah Cricket Stadium in the United Arab Emirates; with furious Afghanistan fans seen ripping up seats and launching them through the air.

A fan could be seen hitting a man wearing a Pakistani shirt over the head with a seat he had wrenched from the grandstand in one of two astounding videos showing chairs flying into the crowd and open thuggery.

Pakistan great Shoaib Akhtar could not believe what he was seeing, and called on Afghanistan supporters and board members to stamp out the horrific behaviour.

This is a game, and it's supposed to be played and taken in the right spirit.


'Your crowd and your players both need to learn a few things if you guys want to grow in the sport.'

Teenage superstar Naseem Shah wins the game for Pakistan with a towering six
A prominent Pakistani fan echoed Akhtar's sentiments, saying they needed to grow up.

'Some of these Afghan kids really need to learn how to behave. This is an international match, not gully cricket. Never happens in any other matches. That's the reason I really respect the other cricket teams,' he wrote.

The crazy scenes followed an ugly exchange between Afghan bowler Fareed Ahmed and Pakistani batter Asif Ali in the penultimate over of the match.

Afghanistan's Fareed Ahmed (left) and Pakistan's Asif Ali (right) square up during a fiery confrontation after the latter was dismissed

Ali confronted Ahmed after the Afghan bowler celebrated in his face, pushing him in the chest
Tempers flared toward the end when Ahmed reduced Pakistan to 118-9 in the 19th over by having Ali (16) dismissed.

Ahmed clearly celebrated a little too hard for Ali's liking, with the Pakistani middle-order batter furiously pushing him hard in the chest as Ahmed got right up into his face.

The quick then followed Ali, who raised his bat and threatened to clobber Ahmed with it before Afghanistan players and umpires rushed in to separate the pair.

Pakistan's Asif Ali (right) raises his bat threateningly toward Afghan quick Fareed Ahmed
Founder of the Afghanistan Premier League and former CEO of the Afghanistan Cricket Board, Shafiq Stanikzai, refused to believe Ahmed had broached any kind of sportsmanship mandate and condemned Ali's actions.

'This is stupidity at (an) extreme level by Asif Ali and should be ban from the rest of the tournament, any bowler has the right to celebrate but being physical is not acceptable at all,' he wrote on Twitter.

In fact, bowlers do not have the right to celebrate in a unsportsmanlike or disrespectful manner, according to the game's laws.

Afghanistan's Fareed Ahmad, left, and Pakistan's Asif Ali, right, come to blows before being separated by Afghan players and the two umpires
As such, both players are expected to draw Code of Conduct demerit points for the fiery encounter.

Stanikzai also defended the war-torn nation's supporters after their violent ending to the game, claiming the team's 'motive (has) always been to spread love, that's why our team earned respect worldwide'.

'You can't control the emotions of the crowd and such incidents (have) happened in the world of cricket multiple (times),' he wrote in a separate Twitter post, before referencing times supporters had treated Pakistan players with respect.

The tense ending - both on and off the field - followed a superb match.

Teenage superstar Naseem Shah, who tore the Aussie batting line-up apart in March's Test series, smashed back-to-back sixes in the last over for Pakistan.

Needing 11 off the last over and with only one wicket in hand, the 19-year-old Shah clobbered consecutive sixes off fast bowler Fazalhaq Farooqi's two low full tosses to take Pakistan to 131 in reply to Afghanistan's 6-129.

A jubilant Shah threw away his helmet and batting gloves while sprinting toward the dressing room once his last hit sailed over long off, and his teammates also rushed onto the field to celebrate the breathtaking win.

Pakistan star Naseem Shah runs to his teammates to celebrate after hitting two consecutive sixes to win the game
'To be honest, it was quite a tensed environment in the dressing room,' Pakistan skipper Babar Azam said after Shah's heroics.

'I was in the dressing room ... I thought it is cricket and I have seen Naseem bat like this, so I had a little bit of belief.'

Farooqi had put Pakistan on the backfoot when he trapped Babar leg before wicket for a golden duck and then struck twice in his penultimate over before bowling two full tosses to Shah in the last over to end up with 3-34.

Pakistan players celebrate their thrilling victory over Afghanistan in the Asian Cup
BBL cult hero Rashid Khan (2-25) had newly crowned No. 1 T20 batter in the world, Mohammad Rizwan, LBW before Shadab Khan (36) and Iftikhar Ahmed (30) steadied the chase with a 42-run partnership.

But Afghanistan didn't give up in the death overs and claimed six quick wickets once Fareed Khan (3-31), playing his first game in the tournament, had Iftikhar caught deep midwicket in the 16th over.

BBL cult hero Rashid Khan celebrates a wicket for Afghanistan in their heart-stopping loss
Shadab also went down in the next over as he top edged Rashid to backward point after hitting the leg-spinner for a six, but couldn´t resist going for another big hit - before Shah's heroics secured the win.

Insane moment cricket fans rip up seats and throw them after loss

A thrilling win to Pakistan over rivals Afghanistan has been overshadowed after the latter's fans started ripping up stadium seats and throwing them at the opposition supporters in wild scenes.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

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I agree they were close. There is a distinct difference. India v Pakistan is real passion - real competition and a serious match. Mutual respect and players always hospitable to each other. The Afghani players are mostly sub standard and have educated themselves on Pakistan soil and competitions. Instead of showing respect they are hostile ignorant and generally show a lack of appreciation. Thats what annoys me. I went to see the Pak v Afghan game at Headingley a 3 or 4 years ago - game was close and yet again the Afghani supporters behaved like junglee. Was embarrassing to watch them.

Its just a game and some Afghani players need to learn respect for Pakistan. Now watch their behavior towards Indian players and the way they suck up to them....

Afghanistan.. country has been constantly at war for longer than most of their players have been alive.. they're a bit jungli. India have lots of their refugees too, they're known to form gangs and be into drugs and fights etc.. usual refugee problems (though not nearly as bad as some of the security issues Pak has faced)

We should wish them well anyway, been through a lot.. cricket seekh lia, halkay halkay tameez bhi seekh jaenge lol.

Though in this case, there probably was some back and forth between Pak and Afghans before things got out of control.

 

[Ghessan]

well ... is it timely done of the damage? also it seems it was his first tweet on his twitter account which was created in April this year, if it really is his account.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1567584997850206208

https://twitter.com/x/status/1567585950305222658

https://twitter.com/x/status/1567587791395033090

https://twitter.com/x/status/1567593885622304769

https://twitter.com/x/status/1567603900877783041

https://twitter.com/x/status/1567807372373917696

 

[mangochutney]

Have Afghanistan ever won a match against the top cricketing nations ?
It seems they never have ever won not even one game . India help out your bumchums today for the sake of their honour .

 

[Areesh]

Afghanistan.. country has been constantly at war for longer than most of their players have been alive.. they're a bit jungli. India have lots of their refugees too, they're known to form gangs and be into drugs and fights etc.. usual refugee problems (though not nearly as bad as some of the security issues Pak has faced)

We should wish them well anyway, been through a lot.. cricket seekh lia, halkay halkay tameez bhi seekh jaenge lol.

Though in this case, there probably was some back and forth between Pak and Afghans before things got out of control.

There should be some prerequisite courses before Afghans are allowed to enter any human civilization

 

[mangochutney]

Question of the day for Pakistanis .
In today’s match who will you support
India
Or
Afghanistan
???