#Shoaib Akhtar

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टीम इंडिया चैम्पियंस ट्रॉफी डिजर्व करती थी, पाकिस्तानी क्रिकेटर शोएब अख्तर का बड़ा बयान; जानें क्या बताया कारण

Champions Trophy Winner 2025: भारत ने 15 साल बाद चैंपियंस ट्रॉफी 2025 का खिताब अपने नाम किया. फाइनल में भारत ने न्‍यूजीलैंड को 4 विकेट से हराया. इसके साथ ही भारतीय टीम ने इतिहास भी रच दिया है. भारतीय टीम अब सबसे ज्‍यादा चैंपियंस ट्रॉफी जीतने वाली टीम बन गई. भारत की जीत पर पाकिस्तान से पहला रिएक्शन आया है. पूर्व पाकिस्तानी तेज गेंदबाज शोएब अख्तर ने चैंपियंस ट्रॉफी जीतने पर टीम इंडिया को बधाई दी…

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Shoaib Akhtar’s Savage Statement About Pakistan Cricket Team Become Goes Viral

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The Art of Imaginative Mathematics

Following the loss, which effectively ended Pakistan's campaign, one might expect a period of reflection. Instead, a wave of speculative arithmetic has swept across Pakistani social media. Podcasters, YouTubers, and armchair analysts are meticulously crafting permutations and combinations, each more fantastical than the last, to keep the dream alive.

As one enthusiastic fan tweeted, "If Team A loses by X runs and Team B wins by Y wickets, and the moon aligns with Venus, Pakistan can still make it!" It's a beautiful blend of cricket analysis and celestial navigation.

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A sneak peek into Shaheen Afridi and Ansha Afridi’s star-studded grand walima reception in Islamabad; see pictures and videos

After a splendid marriage form in Karachi, the limelight formerly again shone on the famed couple, Shaheen Afridi and Ansha Afridi, as they hosted their grand walima event in the heart of Islamabad on Thursday, September 21. The event was nothing short of extravagant, attended by a world of prestigious personalities from the world of justice and beyond. The spruce look of Shaheen…

[his-heart-hymns]

How elegantly urdu poet Muztar khairabadi has captured the emotion of being unwanted in this couplet:

Na kisi ki aankh ka noor hu na kisi ke dil ka qaraar hu kisi kaam me jo na aa sake mai vo ek musht-e-ghubaar hu.

Not the light of any one's eyes,not the solace for anyone's heart.Of no use to anyone I am that one fistful of dust.

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Hey are there any old or yesteryear cricships? like from around the 2000s and 2010s?

oh mate you have no idea!!! first of all my favourite ship of all time is from that era - adam gilchrist/freddie flintoff, a real life enemies to friends to lovers tale

...so is my second favourite ship actually - freddie flintoff/steve harmison

punter and gilly were and are literally in love

brett lee/shoaib akhtar is very fun

sachin tendulkar and shane warne were very close for a very long time

the 00's aussie opening trio of langer, hayden, and ponting were obsessed with each other and can be shipped any which way

who else... binga and watto were always jamming together, watto and johnson were so close he would get in trouble by association when clarke and watson were kicking off

freddie has said that punter and tendulkar were so good when he was bowling to them he wanted to impress them, punter and tendulkar had so much chemistry - of all kinds

i do want to say that this isn't a comprehensive list or anything its just a few of my favourites <3 that's why it skews so heavily australian and flintoffian, sorry about that!

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'Enough of the 300 talk!', Shoaib Akhtar calls out Sehwag for constantly mentioning triple century

Listen to article India and Pakistan may not be playing bilateral cricket series, but the rivalry between their cricketers continues to spark controversies. Virender Sehwag and Shoaib Akhtar, two flamboyant figures from the golden era of Indian and Pakistani cricket, were known for their on-field battles. Post-retirement, it appears that old rivalries die hard, as the duo continues to engage in…

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If you want an entry in Guinness World Records…

Former Pakistani fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar took a dig at former Indian opener Virender Sehwag, adding that he should be included in the Guinness Book of Records. Akhtar stated that the former opener constantly brings up his triple century against Pakistan in the Multan Test, even after two decades. Virender Sehwag scored 309 runs off 375 balls, including 39 fours and 6 sixes, during the first…

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"If you want to enter the Guinness World Records ..."

Former Pakistani Fast Bowling of Shoaib Akhtar has dug former Indian opener Vireder Sehwaga, adding that he should be included in the Guinness Book of Records. Akhtar stated that the former opener constantly raises his three -time century against Pakistan in a Multanian test, even after two decades. Virender Sehwag scored 309 runs of 375 balls, including 39 fours and 6 six, during the first test…

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[ad_1] Sachin Tendulkar in action at IML 2025 (Image: @sachin_rt) I have interviewed Sachin Tendulkar close to 100 times in my career. As his biographer, I also had the privilege of spending hours with him when we worked on the book. But this interview was different. Refreshing and candid. Funny and heartwarming. I had written to Sachin last Sunday after seeing him play the half-upper-cut in the IML final. It had taken me back to 2003 and to Centurion. That classic stroke over third man off Shoaib Akhtar. Sachin was still able to do it and with the same passion. To see 60,000 people cheer for him and chant ‘Sachin! Sachin!’ had helped turn the clock back. It said to me that some things don’t change. Maybe that’s why I requested Sachin for this podcast. I wanted to speak to him about his love for the game, his fans, those chants, the upper cut, playing Holi with Yuvraj Singh and the rest, and what cricket still means to him. We set out saying let’s speak for 10-15 minutes. How and when it turned into a 35-minute conversation, I don’t really know. We kept chatting and I kept enjoying it. The best part of the interview was when I asked him about Irfan Pathan’s comment. Irfan has recently tweeted saying “Sachin Tendulkar is the University of cricket, and we are all his students.” In response, this was what Sachin had to say. “Irfan said the very same to me on the field. And that’s when I told him that all of us are actually students. The game is the university and we are all students attending that university. No individual can ever be bigger than the game, and every single day, we keep learning. Each one of us are what we are today because of the game. The game is our temple, and we are all its devotees.” Leading the team (Image: @sachin_rt) This one answer sums up Sachin Tendulkar. What made him different and how did he keep on improving for two and a half decades? How could he stay humble and rooted? All of these answers are hidden in the one mentioned above. He never allowed himself to get bigger than the game. However many hundreds he scored or however many games he won, he was still the devotee who worshipped the sport. Coming to the presence of 60,000 fans screaming ‘Sachin! Sachin!’, Tendulkar was all smiles. “It is a blessing,” he said. “I consider myself immensely lucky to receive this level of affection from people. Some have asked if I get tired or upset or restless at signing autographs or posing for selfies. I tell them absolutely not. These fans mean the world to me. If I spend a little time with them and it helps bring a smile on their face, there can’t be anything better. To have them come and support me is a blessing.” In all of this, Sachin the kid is still alive. “My teammates said that only if I accompanied them could they go to Yuvi’s room and spray him with colour,” he told me. “That’s when the plan was made. We got his wife and kids to knock on his door. Yuvi is a brother to me and it is a relationship I cherish. Playing Holi with him and catching him off guard was real fun.” Holi fun with my @imlt20official teammates, from blue jerseys to colourful moments, this is how we say, “Happy Holi!” pic.twitter.com/uhYBZvptVT — Sachin Tendulkar (@sachin_rt) March 14, 2025   So was the interview. If you are a Sachin fan, it is a must watch, at 12 noon on all RevSportz platforms. The post Cricket remains Tendulkar’s temple appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Sachin Tendulkar in action at IML 2025 (Image: @sachin_rt) I have interviewed Sachin Tendulkar close to 100 times in my career. As his biographer, I also had the privilege of spending hours with him when we worked on the book. But this interview was different. Refreshing and candid. Funny and heartwarming. I had written to Sachin last Sunday after seeing him play the half-upper-cut in the IML final. It had taken me back to 2003 and to Centurion. That classic stroke over third man off Shoaib Akhtar. Sachin was still able to do it and with the same passion. To see 60,000 people cheer for him and chant ‘Sachin! Sachin!’ had helped turn the clock back. It said to me that some things don’t change. Maybe that’s why I requested Sachin for this podcast. I wanted to speak to him about his love for the game, his fans, those chants, the upper cut, playing Holi with Yuvraj Singh and the rest, and what cricket still means to him. We set out saying let’s speak for 10-15 minutes. How and when it turned into a 35-minute conversation, I don’t really know. We kept chatting and I kept enjoying it. The best part of the interview was when I asked him about Irfan Pathan’s comment. Irfan has recently tweeted saying “Sachin Tendulkar is the University of cricket, and we are all his students.” In response, this was what Sachin had to say. “Irfan said the very same to me on the field. And that’s when I told him that all of us are actually students. The game is the university and we are all students attending that university. No individual can ever be bigger than the game, and every single day, we keep learning. Each one of us are what we are today because of the game. The game is our temple, and we are all its devotees.” Leading the team (Image: @sachin_rt) This one answer sums up Sachin Tendulkar. What made him different and how did he keep on improving for two and a half decades? How could he stay humble and rooted? All of these answers are hidden in the one mentioned above. He never allowed himself to get bigger than the game. However many hundreds he scored or however many games he won, he was still the devotee who worshipped the sport. Coming to the presence of 60,000 fans screaming ‘Sachin! Sachin!’, Tendulkar was all smiles. “It is a blessing,” he said. “I consider myself immensely lucky to receive this level of affection from people. Some have asked if I get tired or upset or restless at signing autographs or posing for selfies. I tell them absolutely not. These fans mean the world to me. If I spend a little time with them and it helps bring a smile on their face, there can’t be anything better. To have them come and support me is a blessing.” In all of this, Sachin the kid is still alive. “My teammates said that only if I accompanied them could they go to Yuvi’s room and spray him with colour,” he told me. “That’s when the plan was made. We got his wife and kids to knock on his door. Yuvi is a brother to me and it is a relationship I cherish. Playing Holi with him and catching him off guard was real fun.” Holi fun with my @imlt20official teammates, from blue jerseys to colourful moments, this is how we say, “Happy Holi!” pic.twitter.com/uhYBZvptVT — Sachin Tendulkar (@sachin_rt) March 14, 2025   So was the interview. If you are a Sachin fan, it is a must watch, at 12 noon on all RevSportz platforms. The post Cricket remains Tendulkar’s temple appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link