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In women's cricket, Pakistan is still far behind. They have lost by 45 runs against West Indies. The West Indies team cannot perform well on a regular basis. The West Indies lost the series 4-1 against South Africa. Now they are playing well enough against Pakistan. The previous series against Pakistan was won by West Indies 3-2. My guess is that West Indies will win this series 3-2 again.
The WI women's team won by 45 runs. West Indies opener Deandra Dottin's remarkable 132-run innings helped West Indies collect a huge 253 runs. If any Pakistani batsman could play a big innings, then maybe Pakistan could have won the match. The West Indies team is strong enough. If they want to win against them, Pakistan batsmen will have to play better in the upcoming matches.
Amazing innings by Deandra Dottin and West Indies won the match by 45 runs. In women's cricket, totals in excess of 250 are rare. And West Indies managed to achieve this, despite the fact that they were playing in Asia. Anam Amin did well to pickup 5 wickets for Pakistan, but the remaining bowlers were not up to the mark. BTW, any chance that either the PCB or the WICB may come up with a franchise T20 league for women? The PCB can go for WPSL and the WICB can go for WCPL. But I am not sure, since the financial condition is not great for both the teams.
The first ODI match of West Indies women's vs Pakistan women's team is being played in Karachi today. West Indies gave Pakistan a target of 254 runs. This collection is enough to defeat Pakistan. Pakistan scored 176 runs in 43 overs and lost 6 wickets. Pakistan needs 78 runs from 42 balls. They will not be able to win this match.
The WI women's team won by 45 runs. West Indies opener Deandra Dottin's remarkable 132-run innings helped West Indies collect a huge 253 runs. If any Pakistani batsman could play a big innings, then maybe Pakistan could have won the match. The West Indies team is strong enough. If they want to win against them, Pakistan batsmen will have to play better in the upcoming matches.
About today match Anam done good job with 5/35 and then in batting few women play good innings but still need some good experience because two experienced women were not available like Sana Mir and Dar both have good experience in this format.
The first ODI match of West Indies women's vs Pakistan women's team is being played in Karachi today. West Indies gave Pakistan a target of 254 runs. This collection is enough to defeat Pakistan. Pakistan scored 176 runs in 43 overs and lost 6 wickets. Pakistan needs 78 runs from 42 balls. They will not be able to win this match.
The WI women's team won by 45 runs. West Indies opener Deandra Dottin's remarkable 132-run innings helped West Indies collect a huge 253 runs. If any Pakistani batsman could play a big innings, then maybe Pakistan could have won the match. The West Indies team is strong enough. If they want to win against them, Pakistan batsmen will have to play better in the upcoming matches.
The first ODI match of West Indies women's vs Pakistan women's team is being played in Karachi today. West Indies gave Pakistan a target of 254 runs. This collection is enough to defeat Pakistan. Pakistan scored 176 runs in 43 overs and lost 6 wickets. Pakistan needs 78 runs from 42 balls. They will not be able to win this match.
Meanwhile there is good news for PCB and cricket fans in Pakistan as Windes are touring Pakistan from 13 Dec to 22 Dec 2021. WI to tour Pakistan in December for three T20Is and ODIs. I don't think this tour will have any impact on big 3 and CNZ, they will continue to boycott touring Pakistan on political and security grounds. WI, SL, Bangladesh and Zim in the past have toured Pakistan.
Why just 3 matches each? There are no test matches scheduled, so they could have gone for 5 ODIs and 5 T20Is. Anyway, this is a very positive decision from the WICB. If they want, then they could easily skip this tour like the big-4 countries. Financially, it doesn't make much sense for WICB to approve the Pakistan tour. They earn a lot more from the IPL foreigner release fee. All that said, the ICC needs to come up with a strong opinion on this. Either they should make it clear that Pakistan is not safe for international teams, or they should ask the foreign teams to honor their commitments.
Meanwhile there is good news for PCB and cricket fans in Pakistan as Windes are touring Pakistan from 13 Dec to 22 Dec 2021. WI to tour Pakistan in December for three T20Is and ODIs. I don't think this tour will have any impact on big 3 and CNZ, they will continue to boycott touring Pakistan on political and security grounds. WI, SL, Bangladesh and Zim in the past have toured Pakistan.
This is good news for Pakistani fans but still, there is no guarantee that it will happen, looking at the past events. At the moment it is better to enjoy the present world cup. Pakistan team is playing very good in this world cup and they are already in the semifinals. I never thought that they will stick so long in the world cup but good to see they have been consistent this time in their performance.
Meanwhile there is good news for PCB and cricket fans in Pakistan as Windes are touring Pakistan from 13 Dec to 22 Dec 2021. WI to tour Pakistan in December for three T20Is and ODIs. I don't think this tour will have any impact on big 3 and CNZ, they will continue to boycott touring Pakistan on political and security grounds. WI, SL, Bangladesh and Zim in the past have toured Pakistan.
Now here Pakistan peoples don't take these as good news because anything can happen in this period so just keep calm and enjoy current World Cup which is going to end in next few days then we have some exciting bilateral series between Bangladesh vs Pakistan and India vs New Zealand and biggest cricket rivalry is also going to happen in December both teams doing their stuff for this I am favouring Australia because they can win test series English batsmen have no quality just Root can't give them all in every inning. 
Meanwhile there is good news for PCB and cricket fans in Pakistan as Windes are touring Pakistan from 13 Dec to 22 Dec 2021. WI to tour Pakistan in December for three T20Is and ODIs. I don't think this tour will have any impact on big 3 and CNZ, they will continue to boycott touring Pakistan on political and security grounds. WI, SL, Bangladesh and Zim in the past have toured Pakistan.
In a country where majority of folks obsessed with a fair skin and struggling with ridiculous amount of challenges. Some Brown coolies thought that bending the knee would be a excellent idea so that they can earn some brownie points but when its comes to their own country countless societal fuckups or neighboring countries genocidal acts, they start behaving like ostrich and become some sort of spineless professionals.
Completely agreed with this. Recently there were attacks against religious minorities within India (Kashmir) and in neighboring countries (Pakistan, Bangladesh). The Indian players refused to issue any statement to condemn these acts. However they went ballistic over some 2-3 years old incident, in which a black suspect died at the hands of a white police officer in the United States. They should first take care of their issues back home before going hyperactive over some incident that happened in a foreign nation.
In a country where majority of folks obsessed with a fair skin and struggling with ridiculous amount of challenges. Some Brown coolies thought that bending the knee would be a excellent idea so that they can earn some brownie points but when its comes to their own country countless societal fuckups or neighboring countries genocidal acts, they start behaving like ostrich and become some sort of spineless professionals.
I am not sure what you are referring here or implying, anyone looking at this post would say it is a racist comment. I am not with the showcase of propaganda someone thought would be nice to make a difference as these kind of gestures will not make any difference. This started in the US with their Football and Baseball players taking a knee against police brutality against black community and now we have in cricket against racism. I believe taking the knee is causing more issues than solving the racism problem, because each time someone refuses the knee it’s taken in the wrong sense. Also ICC could organise some ad campaigns to spread awareness, and stop the knee bending because its dividing the cricket world and neither side is wrong (those taking the knee, and those refusing to take).
A better thing is ICC sit with all boards and having some soft discussion after this they can oblige things in better way because few taking knees and few refusing is not good they must do one decision about this which could be more good for all and as you suggested they can bring few ads for this.As of now, some other issues also having more attention than knee taking which need some good effort, but sadly we have no maturity from ICC about this all. In event, we have few cases which bring serious confusion but then settled, it's also not good thing for players and management.
It was not mandatory. In case of India, Virat Kohli asked the BCCI management for permission to knee for BLM, which was granted by the president Sourav Ganguly. It has nothing to do with the ICC directives. During yesterday's match between Namibia and Afghanistan, both the teams refused to knee. Namibian players held up their hands in support, while Afghanistan did the right thing by completely ignoring it. I still don't understand what Asian teams have to do with the BLM movement. Afghanistan and Pakistan are doing the right thing by standing against this drama.
This issue was very much settled but it came to cricket in this WC. Just like sometimes cricket promoting awareness on breast cancer. Don't worry this moment won't pop up in other icc tournaments. Even if it pops up I don't see any harm in kneeling down for BLM. Few peoples talking about Aids and Cancer programs were also obliged by ICC, so this is also needed some intention, but I have been feeling these are completely different from this drama which is happening in name of BLM because it's all about just politics nothing else. So, hopefully this all will be settled by better understanding between all parties.
I believe taking the knee is causing more issues than solving the racism problem, because each time someone refuses the knee it’s taken in the wrong sense. Also ICC could organise some ad campaigns to spread awareness, and stop the knee bending because its dividing the cricket world and neither side is wrong (those taking the knee, and those refusing to take).
In a country where majority of folks obsessed with a fair skin and struggling with ridiculous amount of challenges. Some Brown coolies thought that bending the knee would be a excellent idea so that they can earn some brownie points but when its comes to their own country countless societal fuckups or neighboring countries genocidal acts, they start behaving like ostrich and become some sort of spineless professionals.
It was not mandatory. In case of India, Virat Kohli asked the BCCI management for permission to knee for BLM, which was granted by the president Sourav Ganguly. It has nothing to do with the ICC directives. During yesterday's match between Namibia and Afghanistan, both the teams refused to knee. Namibian players held up their hands in support, while Afghanistan did the right thing by completely ignoring it. I still don't understand what Asian teams have to do with the BLM movement. Afghanistan and Pakistan are doing the right thing by standing against this drama.
This issue was very much settled but it came to cricket in this WC. Just like sometimes cricket promoting awareness on breast cancer. Don't worry this moment won't pop up in other icc tournaments. Even if it pops up I don't see any harm in kneeling down for BLM. Few peoples talking about Aids and Cancer programs were also obliged by ICC, so this is also needed some intention, but I have been feeling these are completely different from this drama which is happening in name of BLM because it's all about just politics nothing else. So, hopefully this all will be settled by better understanding between all parties.
This issue was very much settled but it came to cricket in this WC. Just like sometimes cricket promoting awareness on breast cancer. Don't worry this moment won't pop up in other icc tournaments. Even if it pops up I don't see any harm in kneeling down for BLM.
It should be left to the players, and no one should be forced in to doing it. Here we have Quinton de Kock being forced to apologize by the SACB, after he refused to kneel. Now this is not something that you would associate awareness with. And the idea of Indian team kneeling down for the BLM is the biggest joke. BLM is essentially a movement started by blacks in the US against police brutality and I don't understand what India has to do with all that. I am glad that the other Asian teams chose not to endorse this moonbattery.
It was not mandatory. In case of India, Virat Kohli asked the BCCI management for permission to knee for BLM, which was granted by the president Sourav Ganguly. It has nothing to do with the ICC directives. During yesterday's match between Namibia and Afghanistan, both the teams refused to knee. Namibian players held up their hands in support, while Afghanistan did the right thing by completely ignoring it. I still don't understand what Asian teams have to do with the BLM movement. Afghanistan and Pakistan are doing the right thing by standing against this drama.
This issue was very much settled but it came to cricket in this WC. Just like sometimes cricket promoting awareness on breast cancer. Don't worry this moment won't pop up in other icc tournaments. Even if it pops up I don't see any harm in kneeling down for BLM.
This is not mandatory by ICC it's every board own decision, so I am feeling this was from BCCI that every Indian cricketer will be kneeling down. About Pakistan, I read they already cleared about this they will never do this in any game but in respect they will put their hands on chest which is also like same thing. Your point is valid, BCCI need to do some other things as well because they are most powerful in ICC, and they can force them for anything related to humanity instead of this BLM.
It was not mandatory. In case of India, Virat Kohli asked the BCCI management for permission to knee for BLM, which was granted by the president Sourav Ganguly. It has nothing to do with the ICC directives. During yesterday's match between Namibia and Afghanistan, both the teams refused to knee. Namibian players held up their hands in support, while Afghanistan did the right thing by completely ignoring it. I still don't understand what Asian teams have to do with the BLM movement. Afghanistan and Pakistan are doing the right thing by standing against this drama.
Yes. And Asia is a kind of place where these things are not given much priority to be honest because I know they have a lot more serious matters to think about. It's more like the police are getting murder rape and much more serious cases and someone just what's in the police station and says that a guy called him black. So, as usual, the police actually might get angry and think that you are wasting their time. What I am trying to say is there are much more serious matters in Asian countries and some taking any in the support of black lives matters seems kind of irrelevant.
This is not mandatory by ICC it's every board own decision, so I am feeling this was from BCCI that every Indian cricketer will be kneeling down. About Pakistan, I read they already cleared about this they will never do this in any game but in respect they will put their hands on chest which is also like same thing. Your point is valid, BCCI need to do some other things as well because they are most powerful in ICC, and they can force them for anything related to humanity instead of this BLM.
It was not mandatory. In case of India, Virat Kohli asked the BCCI management for permission to knee for BLM, which was granted by the president Sourav Ganguly. It has nothing to do with the ICC directives. During yesterday's match between Namibia and Afghanistan, both the teams refused to knee. Namibian players held up their hands in support, while Afghanistan did the right thing by completely ignoring it. I still don't understand what Asian teams have to do with the BLM movement. Afghanistan and Pakistan are doing the right thing by standing against this drama.
This is not mandatory by ICC it's every board own decision, so I am feeling this was from BCCI that every Indian cricketer will be kneeling down. About Pakistan, I read they already cleared about this they will never do this in any game but in respect they will put their hands on chest which is also like same thing. Your point is valid, BCCI need to do some other things as well because they are most powerful in ICC, and they can force them for anything related to humanity instead of this BLM.
I am not sure whether these are mandatory or not, i understand the message they are trying to convey but my opinion is to avoid these political statement or any massage other than cricket. There are major problems in the world and it is not because of racism and if you start voicing one then you need to start mentioning other issues as well. India also facing some serious issues which are hurting very badly to them in last few decades, but sadly they never do any act for this on any forum which is very important for them to aware world about these things with their way in this ICC.
I am not sure what you are talking about, can you be more specific about the things you are talking about. What are these issues related to cricket and what changes ICC can come up with to sort any issues 
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