Would Pakistan repeat History once again!!

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Would Pakistan repeat the history once again!!

Pakistan, has to pierce through to the finals today, as they would be meeting Mighty Australians today, in the second Semi-finals. If they are able to do so, definitely, they would create sensation, as they have been out of lime lights since last year.

Do you think, this Asian competitors can achieve a badge of T20 Champs for 2010?

Share your views here!!

ICC World Cup Twenty20 2010 Semi-Finals

So, finally we are up with the top four teams in the ICC World Cup Twenty20 2010. 

1st Semi-Final Match - England v Sri Lanka [Thu May 13]

England’s T20 Team:
PD Collingwood*, JM Anderson, RS Bopara, TT Bresnan, SCJ Broad, C Kieswetter, MJ Lumb, EJG Morgan, KP Pietersen, A Shahzad, RJ Sidebottom, GP Swann, JC Tredwell, LJ Wright, MH Yardy

Sri Lanka’s T20 Team:
KC Sangakkara* LD Chandimal, TM Dilshan, CU Jayasinghe, ST Jayasuriya, DPMD Jayawardene, S Randiv, CK Kapugedera, KMDN Kulasekara, SL Malinga, AD Mathews, BAW Mendis, NLTC Perera, T Thushara, UWMBCA Welegedara

2nd Semi-Final Match- Australia v Pakistan [Fri May 14]

Australia’s T20 Team:
MJ Clarke*, DT Christian, BJ Haddin, RJ Harris, NM Hauritz, DJ Hussey, MEK Hussey, MG Johnson, DP Nannes, TD Paine, SPD Smith, SW Tait, DA Warner, SR Watson, CL White

Pakistan’s T20 Team:
Shahid Afridi*, Abdul Razzaq, Abdur Rehman, Fawad Alam, Hammad Azam, Kamran Akmal, Khalid Latif, Misbah-ul-Haq, Mohammad Aamer, Mohammad Asif, Mohammad Hafeez, Mohammad Sami, Saeed Ajmal, Salman Butt, Umar Akmal

Let's see who two ends up for the finals & grab the ICC Twenty20 World Cup 2010.

Semi-Finalists of T-20 2010 World Cup

Every team is eying to catch the excitement & get into best Top 2 Teams in their respective pools E & F. Who would be the lucky & deserving 4 teams to take it to the semi's of the T-20 2010 World Cup? 

Its not that far now as the show would end on this weekend. Another international tournament is closing down. 

Definitely would bring lot of changes for each international team so that they can rectify their errors for the biggest Cricket event that's coming up next year; World Cup 2011.

What about IPL-IV?

IPL: I - 2008 - Success

IPL: II - 2009 - Success

IPL: III.- 2010 - About to be a Success again.

Now what about IPL: IV?

A lot of drama going on between the 22 yard pitch on the field & off the field now has also taken its pace. On the field Winner Team would be decided in next couple of days. But, off the field drama, excitement, suspense & hitting around the park is expected to take on some time as the current scenario is portraying. Every Team's Management, Media-News Papers, Govt. & IT officials are on the heals these days. 

On the whole, if it hampers the image of Cricket, it would be a great setback for all professionals & cricket lovers. This might create new problems for IPL-IV, which is due next year again, as per the format & the schedule of the championship.

IPL 2010: A Live Training Camp before T20 World Cup-2010

What a huge excitement, with couple of hundreds players from India & all playing nation's cricket teams. IPL 2010 is certainly a Live Training Camp before T20 World Cup-2010.

For critics, it may be a tiring 45 days just before the great event coming up end of April 2010. This championship has every thing in it so far, from a big platform to showcase an individual's performance to the whole world - to - a live training camp with an exposure of international & established players.

Lets see, who actually gets a real advantage from this in T20 World Cup, 2010? 

The Hosting Nation's Players or the bunch of players from other countries?

Hockey: World Cup 2010

Some thing happened to " INDIAN HOCKEY", after there were too many promises & few sponsors came forward to support the Hockey team in India. It was no doubt a good sign for the upliftment of the game & motivating Indian Hockey Camp.

Would this be a bitter experience for the sponsors & many other state sports clubs to step forward & generate a spark in the demotivated HOCKEY in India.

This may turn out to be an hindering factor for other sporting games in the country, after such a poor show.