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All you statisticians, anyone know what the rate is.. its would be quite interesting to know this.. and he has taken few LBW decision successfully too..
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**Official** Pakistan in Sri Lanka
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Here is another wicket.. now its Kulasekara gone.. as Razzaq picks up his 2nd wicket..
TT Boy
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Aussie, he made his test debut against Australia a couple of years back.aussie said:
http://uk.cricinfo.com/db/ARCHIVE/2004-05/PAK_IN_AUS/SCORECARDS/PAK_AUS_T3_02-06JAN2005.html
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Things look a bit different now.. don't they..IndianByHeart said:
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Complete turn around of fortune.. all the credit has to go to Asif, he got them very much back in the game.. can Murali do it once again for SriLanka will be the question in great minds...
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He took gifts, Sri Lanka batters knew Asif had their number so they tried to take Razzaq on. Much like with the Pakistan innings, Murali was the threat so they padded up to him and gifted the Sri Lanka seamers wickets with hideous and completely forced shots.Nnanden said:
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Injury ends Jayasuriya's Test career
April 4, 2006
Sanath Jayasuriya's Test career been ended on a painful note after dislocating his right thumb during the second Test against Pakistan at Kandy. He also needed several stitches after splitting the webbing when he attempted to catch Imran Farhat in the gully during the morning session of the second day.
"It looks like he will be out for at least four weeks," Tommy Simsek, the Sri Lankan team's physiotherapist, told reporters after returning from the Kandy Central Hospital. "There's also a dislocation near the joint. It is very unlikely he will take any further part in the Test."
Injury ends Jayasuriya's Test career
April 4, 2006
Sanath Jayasuriya's Test career been ended on a painful note after dislocating his right thumb during the second Test against Pakistan at Kandy. He also needed several stitches after splitting the webbing when he attempted to catch Imran Farhat in the gully during the morning session of the second day.
"It looks like he will be out for at least four weeks," Tommy Simsek, the Sri Lankan team's physiotherapist, told reporters after returning from the Kandy Central Hospital. "There's also a dislocation near the joint. It is very unlikely he will take any further part in the Test."
Beleg
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Talk about a complete turn-around.
When I left the house, around 1.5 hours ago, Sri Lanka were 25 for 1 and seemed well poised for a substantial second innings lead. I came back to find them tottering at 70 odd for eight with Jayasuria out for good. This is the stuff that makes cricket such a delightful and exhilirating sport; just when you think you have got the number, it manages to surprise you in a manner that leaves you hanging at the edge of your seat, jaws wide open.
Hats off to Asif for one of the most brilliant performances by a Pakistan bowler in recent history. Shoaib and Asif opening together should be a sight to behold.
When I left the house, around 1.5 hours ago, Sri Lanka were 25 for 1 and seemed well poised for a substantial second innings lead. I came back to find them tottering at 70 odd for eight with Jayasuria out for good. This is the stuff that makes cricket such a delightful and exhilirating sport; just when you think you have got the number, it manages to surprise you in a manner that leaves you hanging at the edge of your seat, jaws wide open.
Hats off to Asif for one of the most brilliant performances by a Pakistan bowler in recent history. Shoaib and Asif opening together should be a sight to behold.
