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Message 1 - posted by Welcome home Robbie (U2168790) , Dec 12, 2005 Good performance, made short work of the run chase...look forward to Thursday! I'm sure there will be a few fireworks on Afridi's return!!

Message 2 - posted by monkeyCricketer (U2308409) , Dec 12, 2005 They haven't won yet! This is a reply to this message

Message 3 - posted by p0werpak (U2621427) , Dec 12, 2005 good to see a sporting indian fan. This is a reply to this message

Message 4 - posted by Welcome home Robbie (U2168790) , Dec 12, 2005 They haven't won yet! Quoted message from monkeyCricketer they aren't about to lose though are they dude?!! This is a reply to this message

Message 5 - posted by monkeyCricketer (U2308409) , Dec 12, 2005 Watch out, Solanki's on! This is a reply to this message

Message 6 - posted by Welcome home Robbie (U2168790) , Dec 12, 2005 Watch out, Solanki's on! Quoted message from monkeyCricketer do you think they should have let Freddie sleep last night rather then keeping him up to present the sports personality of the year award?! This is a reply to this message

Message 7 - posted by KingofPace (U2146510) , Dec 12, 2005 Yay Pakistan... Leveled the series in true style Woot Woot! This is a reply to this message

Message 8 - posted by monkeyCricketer (U2308409) , Dec 12, 2005 Well you will never know what effect that had on Flintoff. He did get a duck but I dunno how much that was down to being up at 5am. What I will say is that it is a very prestigious award for him to win so he should have been up to receive it. This is a reply to this message

Message 9 - posted by pak4eva (U1853392) , Dec 12, 2005 congrats to pakistan for levelling the series, afridi should be back for the next match cant wait, must admit he was missed in the opening two matches. This is a reply to this message

Message 10 - posted by Welcome home Robbie (U2168790) , Dec 12, 2005 Well you will never know what effect that had on Flintoff. He did get a duck but I dunno how much that was down to being up at 5am. What I will say is that it is a very prestigious award for him to win so he should have been up to receive it. Quoted message from monkeyCricketer true...it wouldn't have been the same if the presentation had been pre-recorded Congrats to him! This is a reply to this message

Message 11 - posted by faan53 (U2562461) , Dec 12, 2005 Pak will not stop from here. 4-1 in Pak's favor (written in the books...) This is a reply to this message

Message 12 - posted by monkeyCricketer (U2308409) , Dec 12, 2005 Another 4-1 prediction! Incredible you would thought that England were completely irrelevant and all that Pakistan have to do is turn up. This is a reply to this message

Message 13 - posted by Welcome home Robbie (U2168790) , Dec 12, 2005 are you overly concerned about Afridi being available for the next game monkeyCricketer? This is a reply to this message

Message 14 - posted by faan53 (U2562461) , Dec 12, 2005 What a contrast.... 327-4 Vs 130-8(at one stage) Was there something in the pitch?? I didn't get a chance to watch, or is it Pak's habit of coming back stronger after a sluggish start? This is a reply to this message

Message 15 - posted by monkeyCricketer (U2308409) , Dec 12, 2005 Well he's another threat isn't he. The thing about Afidid is that he is match winner, not that consistent but if it's his day not a lot you can do. Law averages states that he is unlikely to do it once every three games so England could be spared. What I will aslo say is that people like Inzi and Shoaib are more likely to win a game for Pakistan in the next 3 games. This is a reply to this message

Message 16 - posted by monkeyCricketer (U2308409) , Dec 12, 2005 Don't think the pitch was as good but England were still 50 runs short. Thought Pakistan seamers bowled very well. This is a reply to this message

Message 17 - posted by EnglandFan (U2714654) , Dec 12, 2005 OK, WE ADMIT PAKISTAN ARE THE BEST. This is a reply to this message

Message 18 - posted by Welcome home Robbie (U2168790) , Dec 12, 2005 Inzi & Shoaib are certainly more consistent performers, and like you say more likely to win a game for Pakistan....entertainment value with Afridi is unrivalled though! This is a reply to this message

Message 19 - posted by monkeyCricketer (U2308409) , Dec 12, 2005 Well yeah he is entertainment value (for Pakistan anyway!) Do you think he will open? This is a reply to this message

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