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   I think watching cricket is related to staying at home. I remember I never use to watch any cricket matches while I was at my university. I had lost all the interest in this painfully slow game. Since I have returned back home I have been watching cricket again and with some interest.
   The match that ended today was just marvellous. I was glued to the screen since yesterday. All the members of the team did amazing job and played some professional cricket. Inzamam was amazing with his captaincy. He was quick at making changes in his attack. He used his bowlers very wisely. He got the reward. Salman Butt played an excellent knock. Shoaib Akhter finally got some wickets. He was fast as ever. Muhammad Yousaf still hasn't found his class. He needs some time to gather himself but I think it is too much time for a professional player. Hasan Raza was an utter failure. Not only in batting but in his sloppy fielding in the crunch hours of the games. He should be sent back to where he came from, Bagh-e- Jinnah. Shabbir was very persistent with his very good line and length. He needs a permanent spot in the squad. Shoaib Malik needs time in his new spot. He will InshaAllah deliver. Younis Khan was good as ever. He was constantly helping his captain in field placements and the rest. Sulman Butt owes his 100 to Younis Khan. He is the one who advised him from over to over when he was starting. This is the best thing about Younis Khan he is always thinking and helping his youngsters. He is our future captain if he keeps up the good work.
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