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Performance analysis

His ability to play at his best under pressure is widely accepted among critics. Sanjay Manjrekar, an Indian television pundit and former batsman, once said that Inzamam is the world's best batsman when it comes to playing under pressure.[citation needed] His 60 off 37 balls in the 1992 World Cup semi-final against New Zealand and 184 against India at Bangalore in the 2005 Pakistan-India test series are examples of innings where Inzamam has performed under immense pressure. However his performance against teams with strong pace attacks like South Africa and Australia has been unimpressive, averaging around 31, and having scored just one century in all forms of the game against both teams combined. Inzamam averages 23.81 in the World Cup.

Controversies
In 1997 Sahara Cup, he assaulted a member of the crowd, Shiv Kumar Thind, a Canadian-based Indian, who had been calling him names on a megaphone. [1] According to eye witnesses a cricket bat was brought out by the Pakistan team 12th man, Mushtaq Ahmed, who then waited at the boundary with the bat. Television replays confirm those statements. The Guardian newspaper quoted another eyewitness as saying "If not for the spectators and security staff curbing him, he would have broken the head of that guy. The guy with the megaphone was no match for Inzamam and got mauled. Even when Canadian police took Inzamam back on to the field, he was trying to get back to the stands." [2] After reviewing footage of the incident Canadian police arrested Inzamam and charged him with two counts of assault and one of assault with a deadly weapon, [3] and released on bail of $3,000. Two days after Inzamam was charged, the Pakistan team lodged a formal complaint, to the 32nd Division of the Metro police in Toronto against Thind, claiming that Thind had thrown his megaphone at Inzamam.[4] Charges against Thind and Inzamam were eventually dropped. Jackie Hendriks, the match referee, banned Inzamam for two ODIs with a suspended ban of one further game. [5]
Inzamams disciplinary record is as follows:

v India at Toronto, September 14, 1997 - assaulted a spectator. Banned for two one-day internationals, suspended ban of one further match.

v South Africa at Newlands, April 23, 1998 - dissent at umpire's decision. Fined 50 percent of match fee, with a suspended ban of one limited overs match.

v Sri Lanka - March 12-16, 2000 at Karachi - criticising the attitude of the Sri Lankan players. Received severe reprimand.

v West Indies - May 25-29, 2000 in Antigua, West Indies - dissent over umpiring decision. Fined 50 percent of match fee.

v England - June 23, 2001 at Lord's - showing dissent at the umpire's decision. Fined 50 percent of match fee and suspended for two one-day internationals.

v India, March 16, 2004 at Rawalpindi - conduct contrary to the spirit of the game. Fined 50 percent of match fee.

v West Indies - February 1, 2005 at Perth - for not controlling his players as captain. Fined 100 percent of match fee.

v India - March 24-28, 2005 at Bangalore - showing dissent at an umpire's decision by action or verbal abuse. Fined 30.5 percent of match fee.

v India - March 24-28, 2005 at Bangalore - charging or advancing towards the umpire in an aggressive manner when appealing. Banned for one Test match.

v India - April 5, 2005 at Visakhapatnam - abuse of cricket equipment or clothing, ground equipment or fixtures and fittings. Reprimanded.

v England - August 17-21, 2006 at the Oval - ball tampering. Cleared.

v England - August 17-21, 2006 at the Oval - bringing the game into disrepute. Banned for four one day

v Ireland - March 17, 2007 at Jamaica - failure to ensure that his team met the minimum over rate requirements. Fined 50% of match fee.

To Be Continoue

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Test centuries

Test Centuries by Inzamam-ul-Haq
Runs Against Year Test #
1 123 West Indies 1993 1222
2 135* New Zealand 1994 1249
3 100* Sri Lanka 1994 1267
4 101 Zimbabwe 1995 1290
5 148 England 1996 1330
6 177 West Indies 1997 1389
7 200* Sri Lanka 1999 1450
8 118 Australia 1999 1469
9 138 Sri Lanka 2000 1489
10 135 West Indies 2000 1494
11 112 Sri Lanka 2000 1501
12 142 England 2000 1521
13 130 New Zealand 2001 1536
14 114 England 2001 1547
15 105* Bangladesh 2001 1560
16 329 New Zealand 2002 1600
17 112 Zimbabwe 2002 1625
18 138* Bangladesh 2003 1658
19 118 India 2004 1695
20 117 Sri Lanka 2004 1719
21 184 India 2005 1743
22 117* West Indies 2005 1754
23 109 England 2005 1772
24 100* England 2005 1772
25 119 India 2006 1782

Preceded by
Rashid Latif

Pakistani national cricket captain
2003/4-2007

Succeeded by
Shoaib Malik


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[Style Mantra]

Originally Posted by mission

Yes mujhay yad hay... But kia hay kay kuch parahai ke ziadatee ke waja say may zaida forum ko time nahi day pai thee.. Inshallah aaj kul may mazeed update kerdongee...

Ohh no probz...studies r much more important than posting...well g hum intezar krain ge aur tab tak yeh updated material ko enjoy krtay hain...

[Style Mantra]

Originally Posted by mission

Performance analysis

His ability to play at his best under pressure is widely accepted among critics. Sanjay Manjrekar, an Indian television pundit and former batsman, once said that Inzamam is the world's best batsman when it comes to playing under pressure.[citation needed] His 60 off 37 balls in the 1992 World Cup semi-final against New Zealand and 184 against India at Bangalore in the 2005 Pakistan-India test series are examples of innings where Inzamam has performed under immense pressure. However his performance against teams with strong pace attacks like South Africa and Australia has been unimpressive, averaging around 31, and having scored just one century in all forms of the game against both teams combined. Inzamam averages 23.81 in the World Cup.

Controversies
In 1997 Sahara Cup, he assaulted a member of the crowd, Shiv Kumar Thind, a Canadian-based Indian, who had been calling him names on a megaphone. [1] According to eye witnesses a cricket bat was brought out by the Pakistan team 12th man, Mushtaq Ahmed, who then waited at the boundary with the bat. Television replays confirm those statements. The Guardian newspaper quoted another eyewitness as saying "If not for the spectators and security staff curbing him, he would have broken the head of that guy. The guy with the megaphone was no match for Inzamam and got mauled. Even when Canadian police took Inzamam back on to the field, he was trying to get back to the stands." [2] After reviewing footage of the incident Canadian police arrested Inzamam and charged him with two counts of assault and one of assault with a deadly weapon, [3] and released on bail of $3,000. Two days after Inzamam was charged, the Pakistan team lodged a formal complaint, to the 32nd Division of the Metro police in Toronto against Thind, claiming that Thind had thrown his megaphone at Inzamam.[4] Charges against Thind and Inzamam were eventually dropped. Jackie Hendriks, the match referee, banned Inzamam for two ODIs with a suspended ban of one further game. [5]
Inzamams disciplinary record is as follows:

v India at Toronto, September 14, 1997 - assaulted a spectator. Banned for two one-day internationals, suspended ban of one further match.

v South Africa at Newlands, April 23, 1998 - dissent at umpire's decision. Fined 50 percent of match fee, with a suspended ban of one limited overs match.

v Sri Lanka - March 12-16, 2000 at Karachi - criticising the attitude of the Sri Lankan players. Received severe reprimand.

v West Indies - May 25-29, 2000 in Antigua, West Indies - dissent over umpiring decision. Fined 50 percent of match fee.

v England - June 23, 2001 at Lord's - showing dissent at the umpire's decision. Fined 50 percent of match fee and suspended for two one-day internationals.

v India, March 16, 2004 at Rawalpindi - conduct contrary to the spirit of the game. Fined 50 percent of match fee.

v West Indies - February 1, 2005 at Perth - for not controlling his players as captain. Fined 100 percent of match fee.

v India - March 24-28, 2005 at Bangalore - showing dissent at an umpire's decision by action or verbal abuse. Fined 30.5 percent of match fee.

v India - March 24-28, 2005 at Bangalore - charging or advancing towards the umpire in an aggressive manner when appealing. Banned for one Test match.

v India - April 5, 2005 at Visakhapatnam - abuse of cricket equipment or clothing, ground equipment or fixtures and fittings. Reprimanded.

v England - August 17-21, 2006 at the Oval - ball tampering. Cleared.

v England - August 17-21, 2006 at the Oval - bringing the game into disrepute. Banned for four one day

v Ireland - March 17, 2007 at Jamaica - failure to ensure that his team met the minimum over rate requirements. Fined 50% of match fee.

To Be Continoue

uff itna kuch inzi k khilaf ho chuka hai thats so bad...

[Desert_ Rules]

Originally Posted by mission

Kaha nahi jata... yay fact hay.......

thread kafi kool chal rahi hai :-) achi information hai mission ...

jab ye fact hai tu ap samjhti ho eyse cricket ko honor dene chayee

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Originally Posted by asjad_pisces

Ohh no probz...studies r much more important than posting...well g hum intezar krain ge aur tab tak yeh updated material ko enjoy krtay hain...

Bahoot shukaria janab support kernay kay liyay... Aik dafa bus dr ban javon.. phir apna Clinic bhi khol longee forum per " Mission ka apna Clinic "

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Originally Posted by Desert_ Rules

thread kafi kool chal rahi hai :-) achi information hai mission ...

jab ye fact hai tu ap samjhti ho eyse cricket ko honor dene chayee

Rohail Bhai ! .... thread to kafi kool hay per meri kia halat hojatee hay sub ko update kertay kertay

apkay 2nd point per may agree nahi kerongee. yay sub to Cricket board kay chief ko samjhana chayay...

[Desert_ Rules]

Originally Posted by mission

Rohail Bhai ! .... thread to kafi kool hay per meri kia halat hojatee hay sub ko update kertay kertay

apkay 2nd point per may agree nahi kerongee. yay sub to Cricket board kay chief ko samjhana chayay...

Bhai pe bara zoor hai lol, apki halat ahmmm, kya halat ho jati hai? bataoo ?

chief ko samjhna chayee? hum ko kion nahi samajhna chayee? akhir ap kisi k bare main bata rahi hain tu us ke negative points bhi bataoo .. :-)

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Originally Posted by Desert_ Rules

Bhai pe bara zoor hai lol, apki halat ahmmm, kya halat ho jati hai? bataoo ?

chief ko samjhna chayee? hum ko kion nahi samajhna chayee? akhir ap kisi k bare main bata rahi hain tu us ke negative points bhi bataoo .. :-)

Aray.. may kahan jaker sir phoron... chief manay.. Dr. Naseem Asharaf aur kon..

[Desert_ Rules]

Originally Posted by mission

Aray.. may kahan jaker sir phoron... chief manay.. Dr. Naseem Asharaf aur kon..

okie... deewar pe maar lo sir..:s

[Kool Guy]

kool going

[Kool Guy]

No Updates ??????

[mission]

I understand your feelings KG , Due to my studies I m too much bussy.. Any how I will update inshallah within a few days... To whom you want to meet ??

[Kool Guy]

Originally Posted by mission

I understand your feelings KG , Due to my studies I m too much bussy.. Any how I will update inshallah within a few days... To whom you want to meet ??

hehe.. ok ok ...

Shoaib Malik

[La Ha$!L]

Originally Posted by mission

Test Centuries
In the column Runs, * indicates being not out
The column title Match refers to the Match Number of the player's career
Test Centuries of Shahid Afridi
Runs Match Against City/Country Venue Year
[1] 141 2 India Chennai, India MA Chidambaram Stadium 1999
[2] 107 12 West Indies Sharjah, United Arab Emirates Sharjah C.A. Stadium 2002
[3] 122 18 West Indies Bridgetown, Barbados Kensington Oval 2005
[4] 103 21 India Lahore, Pakistan Gaddafi Stadium 2006
[5] 156 22 India Faisalabad, Pakistan Iqbal Stadium 2006

One Day International Centuries
In the column Runs, * indicates being not out
The column title Match refers to the Match Number of the player's career
One Day International Centuries of Shahid Afridi
Runs Match Against City/Country Venue Year
[1] 102 2 Sri Lanka Nairobi, Kenya Nairobi Gymkhana Club 1996
[2] 109 65 India Toronto, Canada Toronto CSCC 1998
[3] 108* 146 New Zealand Sharjah, United Arab Emirates Sharjah C.A. Stadium 2002
[4] 102 204 India Kanpur, India Green Park 2005

To be continoue

Hmmmmmmm He is So Cute mashAllah

i clicked on index and that brought me @ waseem akram's interview

[mission]

Originally Posted by La Ha$!L

Hmmmmmmm He is So Cute mashAllah

i clicked on index and that brought me @ waseem akram's interview

No you can find your required interviewer on same page.... Just scroll up or down...

[mission]

Originally Posted by Kool Guy

hehe.. ok ok ...

Shoaib Malik

Ok KG next interview will be Shoib Malik.... as per your request...

[Kool Guy]

Originally Posted by mission

Ok KG next interview will be Shoib Malik.... as per your request...

okies

Thanks in advance

[La Ha$!L]

Originally Posted by mission

No you can find your required interviewer on same page.... Just scroll up or down...

OK let me TRy once