Crisis captain Pakistan Cricket Board ...

And urged Pakistan cricket coach Waqar Younis, Pakistan on Friday to groom young captain, worrying that age may catch up with the current national team captain, Misbah Haq.The crisis in Pakistan has put the armband after the mini Shahid Afridi resigned suddenly in Test cricket tour of England and replace it, Salman Butt was banned in the spot-fixing scandal.Afridi then quit international cricket because of disagreements with the reverent, prompting the Pakistani Cricket Board (PCB) to determine the lamp. Although he achieved a good performance, a younger leader needs to be found."Being 36-37 is not too small," said Waqar. "He (lamp) is good for very, very well done to the team leader, but he knew the age normally, so we need to groom young captain."With Afridi, refusing to return under the current PCB Ijaz Butt, head, lamp is set to lead Pakistan in all three forms of the game on a tour of Zimbabwe next month.Pakistan to play one test and three one day matches and Twenty20. Admitted Waqar Afridi will miss."Cricket is a player who missed all the paperwork, such as Imran Khan, Wasim Akram and then lost myself, and of course, Afridi will also be missed, but there are other young people who will take their place.He urged the former greats like Javed Miandad to help young people develop."Whatever can help comes a good thing because we have to take Pakistan cricket forward," said Waqar, who admitted that the team is still suffering from problems in the beating, especially in the upper part of the system."We have problems opening and old, and we are trying to overcome these problems and urge the ex-openers like Mohsin Khan, Saeed Anwar, Aamir Sohail and Mudassar Nazar to come and help openers.
Will give the youngsters a chance to tour Zimbabwe.
"Said Waqar Younis"

Football match fixing

 Chris Eaton, who is responsible for overseeing the team's attempts to tackle corruption, he told of the suspected criminals enticed players to contracts before they are passed results.It rig is a form of trafficking, in my view - the purpose of trafficking crime, "Eaton was quoted as saying. There are examples of players , who has been abandoned, as have only anecdotal evidence perform.It, at this point, but it is clear. they (the match-fixers) are often the target of the people will humble origins.They junior competitions and recruit families for players mainly through the attraction of cash. "I can get you or contract to play in Europe or South America. "They are investing in the development of players and officials, and then expect to pay - they want their cut.Eaton speaking after the conclusion of the Court of Finland, this week, which saw the Singaporean National sentenced to prison for the match - fixing the country's premier football league.Wilson Raj Perumal was sentenced by the Court of Rovaniemi, the capital of Lapland, with two years' imprisonment and damage to 150,000 euros (213.000 USD) for masterminding the match - fixing with the help of nine former players for Rovaniemi FC RoPS.The players - seven Zambians and two - had been convicted of conditional sentences, such as from six months to one year and eight months, and losses totaling more than 200,000 euros.Eaton, a former Interpol officer, said FIFA was studying a series of measures to try and overcome the match-fixing.These includes a briefing on the players at the ages of 17 to 20, is considered the most vulnerable prior to FIFA competitions.

saint of karachi hazrat "ABDULLAH SHAH GHAZI"

Hazrat Abdulah Shah Ghazi dating back to 13th century came to Sindh. Miracle of Hazrat   Abdullah Shah Ghazi is that around the whole area no sweet water is found but under the small rock where he is laid to rest,  sweet water comes out of spring.  Urs is celebrated  on 20th Zil Hajj to 22nd Zil Hajj. Dargah is located near Clifton beach over looking the Arabian sea.Abdullah Shah Ghazi is considered to be patron saint of Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan. The Mausoleum and Dargah of Abdullah Shah Ghazi is located in Clifton neighbourhood of Saddar Town in Karachi.There are two versions about Abdullah Shah Ghazi. The first version states that Abdullah Shah Ghazi was Syed Abu Muhammad Abdullah Al Ishtar from the lineage of the Prophet Muhammad from the linage of Hasan Ibne Ali Ibne Abu Talib. He was born in Madina in the year 720 and arrived in Sindh in the year 760 as a merchant and brought with him a large number of horses purchased from Kufa, Iraq. He was given a warm welcome as he belonged to a saadat family, the noblest in Islam. The second version has been given by, Dr. Umar Bin Muhammad Daudpota proposes that the real name of Abdullah Shah was General Abdulla bin Nabhan. Who along with another senior commander, Badil bin Tuhafa, had launched a military expedition against the local ruler, Raja Dahir. The assault was a response to the activities of Raja Dahir, who was seen as encouraging pirates to raid Arab shipping. The war is generally attributed to being triggered by a noble woman who wrote to the then Governor of Basra, Al-Hajjaj ibn Yusuf, that she had been kidnapped. Al Hajjaj then wrote a letter to the Raja Dahir who replied that he did not exercise any control over pirates in his kingdom thereby triggering a military expedition that ensued at Debal, near modern day Karachi. Later, a second mission was entrusted to a young commander, Muhammad bin Qasim who successfully defeated the Raja and rescued the noble woman and the other muslim prisoners. While Muhammad bin Qasim pressed on to topple the Raja and conquer, Abdullah Shah continued to live and preach Islam in Sindh. Beside preaching, Abdullah Shah was very fond of hunting. In old times, Sindh had plenty of wildlife like ibex, urial, blue bull, gazelle and deer. In his passion for hunting, Abdullah used to go far from the base and while he had was far enough away he was intercepted by the enemy. Out-numbered, he preferred to fight rather than submitting and it is because of this display of valor he was given the title of "Ghazi" meaning "victorious". Abdullah Shah Ghazi's shrine in Karachi is dated back to 1400 years ago, his brother, Misry Shah Ghazi, who is also buried along the coastline in Karachi, is also remembered as a saint. Inside the shrine of the Abdullah Shah Ghazi, patron saint of Karachi Many people claim to have been granted their wishes at the shrine and it is the centre for people who throng the shrine all year round. Every year marks the Urs (festival) at the shrine for 3 days (dates: 20-22 Dhu al-Hijjah - 12th month of the Islamic calendar), marking the anniversary of Abdullah Shah Ghazi. A famous myth about the mazar is that Karachi never had a tropical disaster in a thousand year because of the shrine's blessing.