With both India and Sri Lanka on the end of severe pastings, Bangladesh being permanently rubbish, will it now be the turn of Pakistanis to get a drubbing at the hands of the English in their own 'back yard'?
Does this mean that soon Afghanistan will be the dominant force of Asian cricket?
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comment by peter reid (U12228)
posted on 15/1/12
neon - you have spoilt another one of my threads. why do you continue to do this and then have the audacity to try and blame others for your peevishness?
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Neon we can bat a couple of day with ease on those tracks but it won't be pretty especially if it's Taufeeq, Ali and Shafiq doing the batting.
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comment by Duncan1987 (U2291)
posted on 15/1/12
I don't think neon is to blame, in fact most of these altercations seemed to be started by Amla or Afridi then get blamed on Neon.
As for subcontinent cricket? It looks very very poor currently and I don't think Pakistan are the best team in Asia and I doubt they'll enjoy their series against England.
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posted on 15/1/12
dunc, sorry but everywhere i look neon is talking tosh
i don't care who starts it, he isn't man enough to put the guys he fights with on filter and ignore them. thus he spoils thread upon thread.
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