Positive Drug Test at IPL

Few facts that PCB must accept if they want to save cricket in Pakistan.

- The two best bowlers in the country are mega idiots.
- Pitches in PAK are very poor and produce dull cricket.
- PAK have not and will not play a single test match in the year 2008.
- PCB has only been able to organize 5 days of competitive cricket in the last 9 months(4 ODIs vs IND and 1 vs SL).
- Political situation in PAK is poor and top teams will not come if it continues like this.
- PAK is a medicore team ranked 6th in tests and 5th in ODIs.
- The 2nd string players have gone to ICL and are banned from domestic cricket which has been a huge blow to the quality of domestic cricket.

more on this later

This is what someone has to say about Asif incident on cricinfo,



One day after PCB decided that it won't allow its players to take part in the next IPL season if it coincides with Australia's rescheduled visit to the country next year, IPL released Asif's positive results. Not to mention that he was previously found guilty in India. And, also at Dubai Airport where 95% of the working staff is Indian!

Is it just coincidence? Every time when issue like this comes, India is involved in it. What if the Indian mixed something in his food there, and he even did not know it?

We have seen the involvement of Indian secret service agents in much complicated cases to damage the cause and respect of Pakistan. It must be the simplest one for them.

It would be better for Pakistani players traveling to India in future, get tested at home first before departure, to compare the results and to make sure that indeed they are dirty or is it someone else?

They forgot to add that Billy Doctrove the West INDIAN umpire at the Oval COULD have been the person who tampered with the ball ...

SG wrote:This is what someone has to say about Asif incident on cricinfo,



One day after PCB decided that it won't allow its players to take part in the next IPL season if it coincides with Australia's rescheduled visit to the country next year, IPL released Asif's positive results. Not to mention that he was previously found guilty in India. And, also at Dubai Airport where 95% of the working staff is Indian!

Is it just coincidence? Every time when issue like this comes, India is involved in it. What if the Indian mixed something in his food there, and he even did not know it?

We have seen the involvement of Indian secret service agents in much complicated cases to damage the cause and respect of Pakistan. It must be the simplest one for them.

It would be better for Pakistani players traveling to India in future, get tested at home first before departure, to compare the results and to make sure that indeed they are dirty or is it someone else?

SG wrote:This is what someone has to say about Asif incident on cricinfo,



One day after PCB decided that it won't allow its players to take part in the next IPL season if it coincides with Australia's rescheduled visit to the country next year, IPL released Asif's positive results. Not to mention that he was previously found guilty in India. And, also at Dubai Airport where 95% of the working staff is Indian!

Is it just coincidence? Every time when issue like this comes, India is involved in it. What if the Indian mixed something in his food there, and he even did not know it?

We have seen the involvement of Indian secret service agents in much complicated cases to damage the cause and respect of Pakistan. It must be the simplest one for them.

It would be better for Pakistani players traveling to India in future, get tested at home first before departure, to compare the results and to make sure that indeed they are dirty or is it someone else?

How can a person be soooooooooo stupid?



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PlanetPakistan wrote:

SG wrote:This is what someone has to say about Asif incident on cricinfo,



One day after PCB decided that it won't allow its players to take part in the next IPL season if it coincides with Australia's rescheduled visit to the country next year, IPL released Asif's positive results. Not to mention that he was previously found guilty in India. And, also at Dubai Airport where 95% of the working staff is Indian!

Is it just coincidence? Every time when issue like this comes, India is involved in it. What if the Indian mixed something in his food there, and he even did not know it?

We have seen the involvement of Indian secret service agents in much complicated cases to damage the cause and respect of Pakistan. It must be the simplest one for them.

It would be better for Pakistani players traveling to India in future, get tested at home first before departure, to compare the results and to make sure that indeed they are dirty or is it someone else?

Well it's confirmed then. Buckeroo is Pakistani. Only he could be that paranoid.

skully wrote:

PlanetPakistan wrote:

SG wrote:This is what someone has to say about Asif incident on cricinfo,



One day after PCB decided that it won't allow its players to take part in the next IPL season if it coincides with Australia's rescheduled visit to the country next year, IPL released Asif's positive results. Not to mention that he was previously found guilty in India. And, also at Dubai Airport where 95% of the working staff is Indian!

Is it just coincidence? Every time when issue like this comes, India is involved in it. What if the Indian mixed something in his food there, and he even did not know it?

We have seen the involvement of Indian secret service agents in much complicated cases to damage the cause and respect of Pakistan. It must be the simplest one for them.

It would be better for Pakistani players traveling to India in future, get tested at home first before departure, to compare the results and to make sure that indeed they are dirty or is it someone else?

Well it's confirmed then. Buckeroo is Pakistani. Only he could be that paranoid.

Nah, there weren't any helicopter or GWB references.

skully wrote:to make sure that indeed they are dirty or is it someone else?

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Well it's confirmed then. Buckeroo is Pakistani. Only he could be that paranoid.[/quote]

Think he was born in Sydeny and grew up in Lahore.

may be thats why he only posts in threads involving Pakistan or Australia.

SG wrote:This is what someone has to say about Asif incident on cricinfo,



One day after PCB decided that it won't allow its players to take part in the next IPL season if it coincides with Australia's rescheduled visit to the country next year, IPL released Asif's positive results. Not to mention that he was previously found guilty in India. And, also at Dubai Airport where 95% of the working staff is Indian!

Is it just coincidence? Every time when issue like this comes, India is involved in it. What if the Indian mixed something in his food there, and he even did not know it?

We have seen the involvement of Indian secret service agents in much complicated cases to damage the cause and respect of Pakistan. It must be the simplest one for them.

It would be better for Pakistani players traveling to India in future, get tested at home first before departure, to compare the results and to make sure that indeed they are dirty or is it someone else?

Ah, the Indian black helicoptors flying sly at night over hostspots where Asif and Akhter usually party.....hardly news is it? Phurt!

Asif suspended by Pakistan board

How long will this suspension last?

Till the next series after CT2008 Chandan, at the very most.

He'll probably get a life ban in the IPL if his B sample comes out positive.

Asif wants B sample test postponed

SG wrote:Asif wants B sample test postponed

Wonder why! What extra time does his lawyer need? Was he lying when he said the loopholes in technicalities were enough to bail Asif out?

doremi wrote:He'll probably get a life ban in the IPL if his B sample comes out positive.

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but what if it was a "party drug" shared with bollywood ICL owner types?

horace wrote:

doremi wrote:He'll probably get a life ban in the IPL if his B sample comes out positive.

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but what if it was a "party drug" shared with bollywood ICL owner types?

Is there something called a "party drug" too?

Chandan wrote:

horace wrote:

doremi wrote:He'll probably get a life ban in the IPL if his B sample comes out positive.

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but what if it was a "party drug" shared with bollywood ICL owner types?

Is there something called a "party drug" too?

Yes it's when they smoke an obnoxious little weed.