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watch the champions beat Sri Lanka as Afridi scores his third 50 in a row and lead the team superbly to an outstanding victory

No doubt there would be so many reasons and circumstances behind every scenes, But here I am completely confident that our Team put their-selves to lose the match. But one point is crystal clear that Our Team had faced a lot of political and diplomatic pressure.. Just two-three days later of that match Indian Govt, released 250 pakistani prisoners from their jail, and also released the river water which they blocked for many years in Punjab. Indian Govt contact with BCC, to allow indian team to play at Pakistani soil, and moreover They will consider the pakistani players in IPL.. Now what do you think??

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No doubt there would be so many reasons and circumstances behind every scenes, But here I am completely confident that our Team put their-selves to lose the match. But one point is crystal clear that Our Team had faced a lot of political and diplomatic pressure.. Just two-three days later of that match Indian Govt, released 250 pakistani prisoners from their jail, and also released the river water which they blocked for many years in Punjab. Indian Govt contact with BCC, to allow indian team to play at Pakistani soil, and moreover They will consider the pakistani players in IPL.. Now what do you think??

HIGHLIGHTS - South Africa 110/3 off 25 overs v NZ 221-8 (Reuters) - South Africa required 112 runs to win with seven wickets still in hand at the halfway stage of their innings in the World Cup quarter-final against New Zealand on Friday.New Zealand won the toss and elected to bat first. New Zealand did not had a good start as they lost the two openers for just 16 runs on the board in the 5th over. B McCullam was the first to go for 4 and M Guptill was sent back by Steyn. Ross Taylor and Jesse Ryder took the responsibility to build the kiwi innings. Both played sensible and added 115 runs for the 3rd wicket. Ross Taylor was dismissed at 43 from 72 balls by Imran Tahir. Scott Styris who looked comfortable was also bowled by Morkel for 16 runs. After 25 overs, South Africa were 110 for three in reply to New Zealand’s 221 for eight. Jesse Ryder top-scored with 83 in the New Zealand innings. Jacques Kallis, who was starting to play his shots in company with the fleet-footed AB de Villiers, reached 47 from 75 ball when he attempted to hit a huge six over mid-wicket off Tim Southee only to see Oram leap to pull off a stunning catch. 110/3 off 25 overs. Smith (28) sliced Jacob Oram to substitute fielder Jamie How at point after adding 61 for the second wicket with Kallis. 87/2 off 20 overs. Hashim Amla (7) was dismissed off the final ball of the opening over from off-spinner Nathan McCullum when an attempted cut bounced off the boot of his brother Brendon behind the stumps to …

On Friday 17 September I attended the Lunch Hour Beauty Workshop by Woman’s Day magazine and Revlon. It was an hour workshop at the Farmers store at Westfield Queensgate, outside Wellington, NZ. Woman’s Day editor Sarah Henry, fashion editor Shona McKechnie and beauty editor Amy Houlihan showed off the new season’s must-haves in fashion, accessories and make-up. I wrote an article/blog about this lunch hour event for the online magazine Thread.co.nz. At the same time, I decided to film a little bit and put together this quick video that will hopefully give you some tips and ideas. You can read the full article/blog I wrote on the following website: tinefis.wordpress.com Enjoy!

Cricket TV - A look back at the latest ICC Cricket World Cup action which saw reigning champions Australia and perennial challengers New Zealand book their places in the quarter-finals with comprehensive wins over Kenya and Canada respectively. For more cricket videos from Cricket World® TV - click here: www.cricketworld.com

Cricket TV - A look back at day 18 of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 and a brilliant unbeaten century from Ross Taylor which put New Zealand in position to take a 110-run victory over Pakistan, who heading into the match had been unbeaten. Taylor hit 131, Martin Guptill 57 and Tim Southee then took three wickets as Pakistan were bowled out for 192 in reply having been reduced to 24 for four and 66 for six. For more cricket videos from Cricket World® TV, click here: www.cricketworld.com

Cricket TV - A look back at day 17 of the Cricket World Cup, where the winners - for only the second time - were Canada, thanks to a confident five-wicket win over Kenya. We also look ahead to the key match-up tomorrow between New Zealand and Pakistan. For more cricket videos from Cricket World® TV - click here: www.cricketworld.com

Cricket TV - A review of day 14 of the Cricket World Cup 2011, which proved to be a short one as New Zealand made light work of the challenge posted by Zimbabwe and Bangladesh then disappointed their fans by being dismissed for just 58 in their match against the West Indies. For more cricket videos from Cricket World® TV, click here: www.cricketworld.com