Sachin finally makes his 100th century in international cricket

Posted by BA on Mar 16, 2012 in Cricket, Pakistan, Sports | 0 comments

Sachin Tendulkar from India finally completes his record braking hundredth century in international cricket. No soul has done that before. All I can say is “RESPECT!”.

This 100 centuries set contains 51 test centuries and today’s 49th ODI century that he completes in 188 test and 462 ODI matches. And he’s done that in a tenure of 23 years. I’ve not even watched cricket for that long, and he’s been playing it and he’s always been in top 10 batsmen. What a player he is.

While I keep supporting Pakistan cricket and will continue to do that, all I can have for Sachin is admiration and respect. I don’t think I’ll see such a player again in my life time at least.

Sachin’s cricket profile.

Watch Cricket World Cup Online – Live

Posted by BA on Mar 23, 2011 in Cricket, Sports | 1 comment

If you are a cricket fan and want to watch cricket online, there a few ways you can do that. If you are in Pakistan, the best source is Geo-Super site. If you are outside Pakistan, you should try http://www.crictime.com . Please note, crictime.com is possibly taking the feed from different TV channels and may not be a legal source and may go down any moment.

I lived in the days of Muralitharan

Posted by BA on Jul 23, 2010 in Cricket, Sports | 3 comments

This blog will serve as my diary when I’ll not be around. The blog will tell you that it was an age of cricket magicians that I lived in. It was an age when the two Ws used to scare the batting line up of any world class team by opening the bowling attack, it was an age when Imran Khan raised the world cup, it was an age when Brian Lara used to keep his head lower than the bat before hitting the ball against the basic rules of cricket and scored the unbeatable multiple century more than once, it was an age when Miandad was an unbeatable middle order rock-wall, it was an age when Inzi used to walk in-to the stadium with a standard painful expression on his face and then soon everyone else’s face on the field copied his expression due to his shots all around. It was an age when Sachin Tendulkar had a never ending, never tiring and never a mundane career, it was an age of Mushy’s Spin and Ramiz Raja who became a more popular analyst than a player. I’m happy that I lived in the age of Mutthiah Muralitharan, the magician of spin and the greatest  spin bowler of all times.

Watch Cricket Live Online

Posted by BA on May 14, 2010 in Cricket | 13 comments

I am a cricket fan and I know if you are reading this, probably you are a cricket fan as well. And its obvious that fans watch live cricket whenever possible. Things get even more serious if it is a World Cup tournament and your favorite team is playing a crucial match. If you are out of the country or you cant find a channel that is showing live cricket in your area, you can use this site to watch live cricket on your computer.

No matter it is ODI cricket, T20 or Test, this site always finds a live feed for you and it makes more sense when you are not in a cricket loving country and the TV Channels shown in  your area don’t show cricket.

If you have any other links for watching cricket live, please do post in the comments section.

Watch Online Live – Hockey World Cup 2010 – Pakistan vs India opening match

Posted by BA on Feb 28, 2010 in Hockey, Live TV, Live Web Feed, Sports | 8 comments

You can watch the Ten-Sports live coverage of Pakistan vs India hockey match live online here. This is the opening match of World Cup Hockey 2010 being played in India.

And Blasts

Posted by BA on Oct 8, 2008 in Cricket | 7 comments

The match wasn't over yet and Lahore was hit with 3 low intensity blasts. My expectations, my country, my men …

Cricket is so important

Posted by BA on Oct 7, 2008 in Cricket, Sports | 0 comments

As I watch this semi-final of national 20-20 series in Gaddafi stadium, Lahore, I feel so great looking at this large crowd.

A nation that is so short on entertainment and so high on tension and depression from all sorts of problems is enjoying an evening of relief.

Despite the fact that the match is not as interesting as a usual 20-20, spectators are celebrating every bit of it. Festivals, sports, exhibitions, dramas, movies and all sort of entertainments, that have been part of usual Lahore life have died down to silence not only due to the law and order situation and continued bomb blasts but due to the poor economic condition of the country as well.

I hope things keep going like this and we get back to same old Lahore that is home to dozens of festivals and activities.