Who is the best player of pakistan , who is the worst one?
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The best batsmen is Inzaman ul Haq, and the best bowler is Shoaib Akhtar\n\nRight now its quite difficult to pick out a bad player - because they are all playing very good cricket...and wow what a super test that was to come back and win against India - wow - incredible...\n\nI'm an Indian fan - but India wilted under akhtar/razzaq/asif attack...
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Saeed Anwar of Pakistan has the highest Individual ODI score. \n\nSaeed Anwar of pakistan - 194 Out against india in chennai.
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Darren Purse - Worst defender ever used to play for West Brom & Birmingham\n\nEric DjembaX2 - Worst midfielder, used to play for Man U ?\n\nMassimo Taibi - Worst Man Utd Goalie ever.
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Pele is the best.\nMaradona was not bad but how he has been tainted by drugs - he cannot be an ambassador for the sport unless he gets some proper rehabilitation
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right now pakistan aren't competitive but just wait till their  champion U19 team breaks into the adult team..Bowling needs help too
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i guess it should be Rahul Dravid, who motivates the team and at the same time scores well setting an example for his teammates, he has the best captaincy record (more than 65%). So he takes the prize!
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SACHIN RAMESH TENDULKAR.\nTHE PLAYER GOT ALMOST, 24OOO RUNS.\nJUST THINK.\nHE RUN 24K TIMES FOR HIM AND MORE OR LESS RUN ANOTHER 24K TIMES FOR HIS PARTNERS.\nIS HE NOT THE BEST.???
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The Dhoni era is definitely not coming to a close. All players go through temporary losses of form, even the best ones. He's still relatively new to international cricket, and I'm sure he'll get even better as he gets more experienced in playing different teams in different conditions. His style in unorthodox (like Afridi and Pietersen) but he is clearly a very talented player.
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I believe Sir Don Bradman was/is the best batsman in the world, he cant be no less than the best with a test average of 99.4....asked to chose from the above 5 ....Sachin Tendulkar gets my vote....he might be out of form at times , but his records are there to prove his worth.\nsachin10dulkar@yahoo.com :)
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Shahid Afridi\nn Sir Vivian Richards
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IRFAN PATHAN\nSHAHID AFRIDI
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He is a great bowler himself. No doubt about his ability as a bowler. But dont know his ability as a coach. Great Players may not be a great coach. There are many instances to prove this. But neverthless he can pass his many skills as a bowler to the next generation players. I think Pakistan can afford to try this. He can turn around things for his country.
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I disagree. Friend, cricket is a funny game. Miracles do happen. :) Yes, Pakistan are the favourites. Deficiency of fast bowlers will hurt India. But then again, you never know with cricket.
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His full name is Mahinder Singh Dhoni and well he's my best player I don't know more than that sorry.Good luck.
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I think the best batsman may be Dhoni(india) or Grame Smith(s.africa) because the play amazingly on flat pitches.(West Indies have flat pitches).\n\nThe best bowler may be Asif(pakistan) or Gillespe(australia).
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AFRIDI..LOCAL SIX HITTER.\nJAYASURYA..TOO OLD TO FIND THE BALL.\nGIL CHRIST..SPINOPHOBIAN.\nVIRENDER...SURRENDER TO SHORT-PITCH.\nGAYLE..YOU CANT BELIEVE HIM..\nPOLLOCK..WHAT.? YOU MUST BE JOKING..\n\nDHONI..THE BEST.
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I think that would go to Dhruv Pandove. Clearly, the unluckiest due to the circumstances he never got to play internation cricket.\n\nDhruv was spoken of in the same breath as Sachin Tendulkar as a child prodigy. Tales about his batting abilities are folklore. There were many who though he would have been at least as good - if not better than Sachin. \n\nHe played his first first class match at the age of 13 and scored 94 on debut. Next year, at the age of 14, he scored first first class hundred - breaking Sachin's record for being the youngest Indian to make a first-class century.\n\nBut then why didn't he go on to play for India?\n\nIt was on January 31, 1992, that  17 year old Dhruv Pandove met with a fatal road accident while going home to Patiala near the Kingfisher tourist complex in Ambala. The young Dhruv was returning home after playing for North Zone against South Zone in a Deodhar Trophy match at Sambalpur in Orissa. \n\nUnlucky.\n\nThe Patiala stadium is names after him.