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The 5 'Anything Can Happen' Moments From The Last India-Pakistan World Cup Encounter
India beat Pakistan by 29 runs in the semi-final of the 2011 World Cup.
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Match fixing claims are an insult to Team India: BCCI
BCCI has come out with the statement that the allegations of the India-Pakistan semi-final of the 2011 World Cup being fixed were an insult to the Indian team.
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Umpiring India-Pakistan World Cup semi was my most exciting moment: Simon Taufel
Australian umpire Simon Taufel, who is set to stand in his final international game during tomorrow's ICC World T20 final, termed the 2011 World Cup semi-final between India versus Pakistan as the "most exciting match" of his career.
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Petition to probe "fixed" Indo-Pak match
A petition filed in a Pakistani court today alleged that the India-Pakistan semi-final of the cricket World Cup was "fixed in favour of India" and sought a probe by the Federal Investigation Agency and National Accountability Bureau.
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They missed the game due to traffic jam
Call it sheer bad luck. Forty-one -year old Rajeev Vinayak and his 13-year-old nephew, Jatin couldn't watch the big battle at Mohali despite having valid tickets as they arrived late at stadium thanks to a massive traffic jam due to the VIP movement. The duo was supposed to come to Mohali from sector 30 in Chandigarh and their tickets were with Vin...
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Shah Rukh releases Ra.One's look during Indo-Pak match
Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan took the opportunity of India-Pakistan's clash to launch the first look of his superhero flick Ra.One.
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Live Blog: India-Pakistan World Cup semi-final
India-Pakistan World Cup semi-final: Catch all the live action from the Mohali Stadium here.
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Loose cricket will hurt India
Indians have talent and history in their favour, but Pakistan have made a strong impact in the tournament. Given the hoopla surrounding today's semi-final, there can be little doubt that the India-Pakistan rivalry is cricket's biggest showpiece event. But while it exceeds the Ashes in terms of number of followers and intensity of passion, it still ...
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Veena Malik may grace Mohali with Ashmit
If all goes well, Pakistan's hottest export to India and Big Boss inmate, the very controversial Veena Malik will be seen at Mohali on Wednesday with Ashmit Patel by her side.This match, which has been accompanied by deafening hype, especially now that the Indian Prime Minister's invitation to his Pak counterpart has been accepted, might prove to b...
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Take the game in the right spirit: Shoaib Malik
As cricket lovers keenly await the India-Pakistan world cup semi-final clash, Pakistan's former captain Shoaib Malik on Tuesday said the game should be taken in the right spirit and not as if it is a battlefield.
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Frenzy over India-Pakistan match: Big B
Amitabh Bachchan is keen to watch Wednesday's India-Pakistan World Cup semi-final, which he says has caused "unbelievable frenzy".
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Frenzy peaks over India-Pakistan match
A Pakistani businessman fears he will have a heart attack if he doesn't get a ticket for the India-Pakistan World Cup semi-final; a young man from Jharkhand is ready to sell his kidneys for one; desperate cricket fans ready to fork out up to Rs.25,000 for the cheapest ticket... Frenzy has peaked here over the most eagerly awaited clash.
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Unbelievable Frenzy over India-Pakistan match: Big B
Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan is keen to watch Wednesday's India-Pakistan World Cup semi-final, which he says has caused "unbelievable frenzy".
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Watching for match-fixing, Pak minister warns team
Interior Minister Rehman Malik today triggered a controversy warning Pakistan players against indulging in match-fixing, comments that did not go well with the country's former players and administrators, who criticised him for his statement.Malik's critics attacked him for speaking about match-fixing without any reason and that if he had to say so...
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Chandigarh: Houses turn hotels ahead of India-Pakistan clash
Forget about getting a ticket for the high-profile Indo-Pak match in Mohali, getting a place to stay in Chandigarh, its adjoining city, seems near impossible now. The hotels are chock-a-block, there are no night check-ins within 40 kilometres of the match venue, Mohali stadium. If you are lucky enough to get one, you have to cough up 10 times the a...
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The 5 'Anything Can Happen' Moments From The Last India-Pakistan World Cup Encounter
India beat Pakistan by 29 runs in the semi-final of the 2011 World Cup.
-
Match fixing claims are an insult to Team India: BCCI
BCCI has come out with the statement that the allegations of the India-Pakistan semi-final of the 2011 World Cup being fixed were an insult to the Indian team.
-
Umpiring India-Pakistan World Cup semi was my most exciting moment: Simon Taufel
Australian umpire Simon Taufel, who is set to stand in his final international game during tomorrow's ICC World T20 final, termed the 2011 World Cup semi-final between India versus Pakistan as the "most exciting match" of his career.
-
Petition to probe "fixed" Indo-Pak match
A petition filed in a Pakistani court today alleged that the India-Pakistan semi-final of the cricket World Cup was "fixed in favour of India" and sought a probe by the Federal Investigation Agency and National Accountability Bureau.
-
They missed the game due to traffic jam
Call it sheer bad luck. Forty-one -year old Rajeev Vinayak and his 13-year-old nephew, Jatin couldn't watch the big battle at Mohali despite having valid tickets as they arrived late at stadium thanks to a massive traffic jam due to the VIP movement. The duo was supposed to come to Mohali from sector 30 in Chandigarh and their tickets were with Vin...
-
Shah Rukh releases Ra.One's look during Indo-Pak match
Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan took the opportunity of India-Pakistan's clash to launch the first look of his superhero flick Ra.One.
-
Live Blog: India-Pakistan World Cup semi-final
India-Pakistan World Cup semi-final: Catch all the live action from the Mohali Stadium here.
-
Loose cricket will hurt India
Indians have talent and history in their favour, but Pakistan have made a strong impact in the tournament. Given the hoopla surrounding today's semi-final, there can be little doubt that the India-Pakistan rivalry is cricket's biggest showpiece event. But while it exceeds the Ashes in terms of number of followers and intensity of passion, it still ...
-
Veena Malik may grace Mohali with Ashmit
If all goes well, Pakistan's hottest export to India and Big Boss inmate, the very controversial Veena Malik will be seen at Mohali on Wednesday with Ashmit Patel by her side.This match, which has been accompanied by deafening hype, especially now that the Indian Prime Minister's invitation to his Pak counterpart has been accepted, might prove to b...
-
Take the game in the right spirit: Shoaib Malik
As cricket lovers keenly await the India-Pakistan world cup semi-final clash, Pakistan's former captain Shoaib Malik on Tuesday said the game should be taken in the right spirit and not as if it is a battlefield.
-
Frenzy over India-Pakistan match: Big B
Amitabh Bachchan is keen to watch Wednesday's India-Pakistan World Cup semi-final, which he says has caused "unbelievable frenzy".
-
Frenzy peaks over India-Pakistan match
A Pakistani businessman fears he will have a heart attack if he doesn't get a ticket for the India-Pakistan World Cup semi-final; a young man from Jharkhand is ready to sell his kidneys for one; desperate cricket fans ready to fork out up to Rs.25,000 for the cheapest ticket... Frenzy has peaked here over the most eagerly awaited clash.
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Unbelievable Frenzy over India-Pakistan match: Big B
Bollywood megastar Amitabh Bachchan is keen to watch Wednesday's India-Pakistan World Cup semi-final, which he says has caused "unbelievable frenzy".
-
Watching for match-fixing, Pak minister warns team
Interior Minister Rehman Malik today triggered a controversy warning Pakistan players against indulging in match-fixing, comments that did not go well with the country's former players and administrators, who criticised him for his statement.Malik's critics attacked him for speaking about match-fixing without any reason and that if he had to say so...
-
Chandigarh: Houses turn hotels ahead of India-Pakistan clash
Forget about getting a ticket for the high-profile Indo-Pak match in Mohali, getting a place to stay in Chandigarh, its adjoining city, seems near impossible now. The hotels are chock-a-block, there are no night check-ins within 40 kilometres of the match venue, Mohali stadium. If you are lucky enough to get one, you have to cough up 10 times the a...
