Pakistan beat No.1 test team England by 72 runs and lead the series 2-0
Many cricket fans witnessed a nail biting competitive test match between Pakistan and England where England chasing 145 all out crumbled to just 72 courtesy Pakistan’s spin attack.
Abdur Rehman took career best 6-25 to become the Man of the Match.
Pakistan having won the first test match in Dubai by ten wickets now win the series with one test remaining.
(pictures credit: espncricinfo)
Flamboyant all-rounder Shahid Afridi said he was trying to bring international cricket back to Pakistan and a number of foreign stars have shown an interest. Afridi said New Zealand’s Daniel Vettori and Jacob Oram, West Indian Chris Gayle and some Australian players including paceman Shaun Tait were among those with whom he had discussed the proposal.
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“Coalition” de Khalil Chishtee
(sacs poubelles et colle) 2006
Khalil Chishtee partage sont temps entre la Californie et le Pakistan, il est principalement connu pour sa série de sculptures à l’aide de sacs poubelles, et sa relation au corps très kafkaesque.
“Le plastique reste du plastique, quelque soit sa couleur, c’est l’impression qu’il laisse sur le visiteur qui m’importe”
Site de l’artiste : http://www.khalilchishtee.com/
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Handicraft Vendors on the Street
Exhibiting colours & craft by Amima Sayeed on Flickr.
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Islamabad, Pakistan: A dressed monkey sits at a roadside to earn money from passersby for its owner - B K Bangash/AP (via realityisfarfromideal)
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K2, THE DEADLIEST MOUNTAIN ON THE PLANET EARTH by arshadthetrekker (~..Off.. ~) on Flickr. (via seductionseducee)
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Funny Canadian Idol Performance by Pakistani man, Khram! (via desifail)
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The Pakistan-born Danish orthopaedic surgeon Sajida Afzal has been awarded “Hero of the Year Award 2011” in Denmark for building an orthopaedic children’s hospital in Pakistan.
She left her prestigious job in Denmark to pursue her dream of building a quality children hospital in Pakistan. Sajida’s first experience of working in Pakistan was during the 2005 earthquake when she volunteered to help operate on thousands of people who had been injured during the disastrous earthquake. “I was deeply affected by seeing all these people in pain and agony and I got a feeling that people in Pakistan needed me and how much one could accomplish with few resources,” said Sajida while talking to this scribe.
“Sajida Afzal is an inspiration to others with her efforts, and she is a hero in the true sense, because she has put her own comfort and needs aside to step up and help where need is greatest,” said Hanne Bech Hansen, former police director in Copenhagen and jury member, when she handed Sajida flowers, diploma, silver bowl and the award money. Sajida Afzal was nominated for the ‘Year 2011 Hero award’ along with nine other people who in various ways have put themselves at the expense of others either by saving lives, or by making an extraordinary contribution to society.
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