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**Official** India v Pakistan
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Neil Pickup
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As opposed to this hot piece of manhood?nehrafan said:
vandemataram
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Hey guys, i tried to get the fantastic "TEST STATS" of Cricketweb's new sensational star " Rana Naved-ul-hasan" and guess what?? The cricinfo doesn't recognize the legend.Initially i thought i was making spelling mistakes (his name is so funny) so i copied his name from Pak site, but to no avail 
Don't know waht the problem is, cricinfo should show more respect to this era's Dennis Lillee.
Don't know waht the problem is, cricinfo should show more respect to this era's Dennis Lillee.
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Look harder - http://uk.cricinfo.com/db/PLAYERS/PAK/N/NAVED-UL-HASAN_07019820/.vandemataram said:Hey guys, i tried to get the fantastic "TEST STATS" of Cricketweb's new sensational star " Rana Naved-ul-hasan" and guess what?? The cricinfo doesn't recognize the legend.Initially i thought i was making spelling mistakes (his name is so funny) so i copied his name from Pak site, but to no avail
Don't know waht the problem is, cricinfo should show more respect to this era's Dennis Lillee.
Intriguing way of coping with defeat, must say that.
vandemataram
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masterblaster said:Agreed. Rana Naved Ul Hasan, India appreciates you!
Take a bow!
From all Indian fans around the world!
As a matter of fact, the guy happens to be so much appreciated and admired in India, that in every town and mohalla whenever ppl see a thakla (bald person) ppl call him Rana Naveed!
vandemataram
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Search - Rana NavedulHasanNeil Pickup said:
Players and Officials:
Azmat Rana Pak Test Player (1979/80)
ODI Player (1978/79)
RS Kaluwitharana (Romesh Kaluwitharana) SL Test Player (1992 - 2004/05)
ODI Player (1990/91 - 2003/04)
Manjural Islam Rana (Manjural Islam) BD Test Player (2003/04 - 2004/05)
ODI Player (2003/04 - 2004/05)
Mansoor Rana Pak ODI Player (1989/90)
Maqsood Rana Pak ODI Player (1989/90)
DN Pathirana (Nandasena Pathirana) SL ODI Official (1993 - 2001/02)
S Rana (Sukhjinder Rana) Can ICC Trophy Player (1996/97)
AN Ranasinghe (Anura Ranasinghe) SL Test Player (1981/82 - 1982/83)
ODI Player (1975 - 1982/83)
SK Ranasinghe (Keerthi Ranasinghe) SL ODI Player (1985/86)
A Ranatunga (Arjuna Ranatunga) SL Test Player (1981/82 - 2000)
ODI Player (1981/82 - 1999)
D Ranatunga (Dammika Ranatunga) SL Test Player (1989/90)
ODI Player (1990/91)
N Ranatunga (Nishantha Ranatunga) SL ODI Player (1992/93)
S Ranatunga (Sanjeeva Ranatunga) SL Test Player (1994 - 1997)
ODI Player (1994 - 1995/96)
MSS Ranawat Ind ODI Official (1994/95 - 1996/97)
P Roy (Pranab Roy) Ind Test Player (1981/82)
Shafqat Rana Pak Test Player (1964/65 - 1969/70)
Shakoor Rana
The result of my search for the lost legend!
vandemataram
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Anyway thanks for the stats.
I must say his average of 58.42 in test matches with the ball isn't bad.With some hard work he might even reach an average of 100!
I must say his average of 58.42 in test matches with the ball isn't bad.With some hard work he might even reach an average of 100!
vandemataram
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marc71178 said:That'd make him about the same level as an Indian paceman then?
So you think so? None of the Indian pacers, including Khan, Irfan, Nehra and Balaji have such incredible figures. Alright some Bangladeshis might have stats comparable to Rana, but in India, we simply don't have enough talent in pace department to match the class of Cricketweb's latest sensation!
Bangladesh youth killed in attack over India-Pakistan cricket
Published on : 4/19/2005 9:07:00 AM
Category : Sports News
A young Bangladesh cricket fan was killed in scuffle in a village following a quarrel over the result of Sunday's sixth and final one day match between India and Pakistan.
The incident took place in the country's eastern Comilla district on Monday, according to hospital sources.
Delayed reports reaching here said that 22-year-old Sohel of Daspara village of Daudkandi upazila of the district had an altercation over the Sunday's match, which the India team lost in a big margin, with his friends.
At one stage during the altercation, Sohel's friends hit him with sharp weapon and left him in a seriously injured state.
Sohel was rushed to the Dhaka Medical College Hospital where he succumbed to his injuries on Monday.
Police have filed a case in connection with the incident, but so far, have failed to nab any of the accused.
Cricket fans in Bangladesh, which gained Test-playing status recently, are sharply divided whenever India-Pakistan match takes place. And Sunday's match proved to be no different in terms of emotional involvement.
With India having initially taken a 2-0 lead in the six-match series through its thumping wins in Kochi and Vishakhapatnam, thanks to brilliant centuries by Virender Sehwag, Rahul Dravid and Mahendra Singh Dhoni, there was a feeling that Pakistan would lose its way and return home as losers.
But fate and determination willed otherwise. A young and largely inexperienced Pakistan team led by its captain Inzamam-ul-Haq struck back with vengeance at Jamshedpur, Ahnmedabad and Kanpur, and finally at Delhi to clinch the series 4-2. The victory in Delhi by 159 runs proved to all the more sweeter, as Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf was in the Indian capital on an
official three-day visit, which included watching the match for sometime with Indian Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh.
While questions are now being asked in the Indian cricket camp about what possible changes will take place in the team in the coming months, the Pakistan team returned to Lahore yeterday to a tumultous welcome. They were garlanded and feted by people from all walks of life, including the top brass of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), which is headquartered there.
The icing on the cake was that the Pakistani players are likely to receive a boost in their incomes for their very good performance in India. (ANI)
http://www.newz.in/large35.asp?catid=26&number=4223
Very strange... no violence in India or Pakistan... yet Bangladeshis killing each other over India-Pakistan cricket?
Published on : 4/19/2005 9:07:00 AM
Category : Sports News
A young Bangladesh cricket fan was killed in scuffle in a village following a quarrel over the result of Sunday's sixth and final one day match between India and Pakistan.
The incident took place in the country's eastern Comilla district on Monday, according to hospital sources.
Delayed reports reaching here said that 22-year-old Sohel of Daspara village of Daudkandi upazila of the district had an altercation over the Sunday's match, which the India team lost in a big margin, with his friends.
At one stage during the altercation, Sohel's friends hit him with sharp weapon and left him in a seriously injured state.
Sohel was rushed to the Dhaka Medical College Hospital where he succumbed to his injuries on Monday.
Police have filed a case in connection with the incident, but so far, have failed to nab any of the accused.
Cricket fans in Bangladesh, which gained Test-playing status recently, are sharply divided whenever India-Pakistan match takes place. And Sunday's match proved to be no different in terms of emotional involvement.
With India having initially taken a 2-0 lead in the six-match series through its thumping wins in Kochi and Vishakhapatnam, thanks to brilliant centuries by Virender Sehwag, Rahul Dravid and Mahendra Singh Dhoni, there was a feeling that Pakistan would lose its way and return home as losers.
But fate and determination willed otherwise. A young and largely inexperienced Pakistan team led by its captain Inzamam-ul-Haq struck back with vengeance at Jamshedpur, Ahnmedabad and Kanpur, and finally at Delhi to clinch the series 4-2. The victory in Delhi by 159 runs proved to all the more sweeter, as Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf was in the Indian capital on an
official three-day visit, which included watching the match for sometime with Indian Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh.
While questions are now being asked in the Indian cricket camp about what possible changes will take place in the team in the coming months, the Pakistan team returned to Lahore yeterday to a tumultous welcome. They were garlanded and feted by people from all walks of life, including the top brass of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), which is headquartered there.
The icing on the cake was that the Pakistani players are likely to receive a boost in their incomes for their very good performance in India. (ANI)
http://www.newz.in/large35.asp?catid=26&number=4223
Very strange... no violence in India or Pakistan... yet Bangladeshis killing each other over India-Pakistan cricket?
His new signature is "Number one fan of Allmighty Rana-naveed Ul Hhassan"....strange..Duncan said:seen wahindiawah lately?
He has that amazing ability to just disappear when India gets a beating... and somehow appears out of nowhere when India wins a match. .
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SJS
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First, he probably doesnt use rana in his name so not just at crickinfo but at most sites you will get nothing on searching "RANA", Look for Naved or Hasan and you will get him.vandemataram said:Hey guys, i tried to get the fantastic "TEST STATS" of Cricketweb's new sensational star " Rana Naved-ul-hasan" and guess what?? The cricinfo doesn't recognize the legend.Initially i thought i was making spelling mistakes (his name is so funny) so i copied his name from Pak site, but to no avail
Don't know waht the problem is, cricinfo should show more respect to this era's Dennis Lillee.
I think Rana is a title which shows his old Hindu Rajput ancestral links. I know many Pakistanis who have similar names. Raja Mangral Khan was another Pakistani firend I had whose name showed his Rajput ancestory and the family used the Raja title till today.
As for the Dennis Lillee bit, your sarcasm is utterly misplaced. India would give up any of its TWO medium pacers in the recent series for one Naved-ul-Hasan !
vandemataram
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Problem is everytime a pacer from Pakistan gets a few wickets, we are made to believe (by Pakistanis and their symphathysers) that the guy happen to be a world beaterSJS said:
