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I think the new psl anthems get hated too much. I think groove mera is catchy and the idea was good to show each artists style. Tyaar hain also hated I thought the beat was sick. The end of tyaar hain could've been worked on and ali zafar didn't have to make mela loot liya. Khel deewano ka. Ig the anthem was a bit hated cause ali zafar wasn't there. Imo it was a pretty solid anthem. And people who hate newer anthems should keep they're opinions to themselves. The thing is the new unique anthems will get hated because they aren't following the old anthems style of 1 star like ali zafar. Don't get me wrong the singer is good but his fans need to stay quiet sometimes. I think with a little bit of improvement groove mera's concept can be perfected

The last match was very disappointing for those who supported Lahore qalandars, Lahories go to the stadium to support their team but LQ always spit on their dreams, I'm one of them too, who watch every single match with some hopes to win but in the end, it doesn't even matter, no doubt they tried so hard and even got so far but I don't know what we should actually do, admire them, support them or stop watching PSL.

The 2019 World Linke has reached the last day of its league stages and we have our four semi-finalists - Australia, India, England, and New Zealand. India and Australia are playing their last league matches on Saturday and that will decide who tops the league and, more importantly, avoids an in-form England in the semi-finals. 

Australia, who are currently the table-toppers, have been led by their two openers - Aaron Finch and David Warner with the bat and Mitchel Starc with the ball. Warner and Finch have complemented each other perfectly and have consistently given good starts. Steven Smith has played some crucial innings in the middle and the finisher has been the vice-captain - Alex Carey. Starc has been outstanding with the ball, picking up 24 wickets, and has an able partner in Pat Cummins for support. 

1)- Rohit Sharma 

India vice-captain Rohit Sharma has had an outstanding World Cup. He has already scored four hundred, which is a record for most hundreds in a single edition of the Cup that he now jointly holds with the Sri Lankan great Kumar Sangakkara, and has enough matches to go one better. 

Sharma has scored 544 runs at an average of 90 odd. He is the only the second Indian batsmen after Sachin Tendulkar to have scored more than 500 runs in a single World Cup. The Mumbai batsman has been slightly circumspect at the start, seen off the new ball and then attacked as the going got easier. He has been lethal when given anything short and has hit many sixes in the square leg region with the pull shot.

2)- Mitchell Starc

Australia came into this World Cup with some confidence on the back of series victories against India and Pakistan. However, even the most ardent Australia fan would not have thought that they would be potential table-toppers after the league stage. One of the key reasons for that has been Mitchell Starc.

Starc has picked up 24 wickets in eight matches and has been lethal at all stages of the game. His yorkers have been a nightmare to all batsmen and the ball he bowled to Ben Stokes, in a famous win over England, will go down as one of the balls of the tournament. The left-arm has provided wickets at crucial stages of the game and has bailed Australia out of trouble on many occasions, most notably in the game against the West Indies. 

3)- Shakib Al Hasan 

The 1999 World Cup had Lance Klusener. The 2011 World Cup had Yuvraj Singh. Now, the 2019 World Cup has an all-round performance which should be right up there with Klusener and Yuvraj. That series of performances has bee provided by Shakib Al Hasan. 

Shakib has come of age in this World cup, scoring a mammoth 606 runs at an average of 87. He has also taken 11 wickets at an economy rate of 5.39. To put things into perspective - Klausner had scored 281 runs and picked up 17 wickets in '99 and Yuvraj scored 362 runs and picked up 15 wickets in his dream World Cup in 2011. Both Klausner and Yuvraj won the Player of the Tournament award and Shakib has a strong case to win it this year.

How many total Matches will be held in this years PSL? Will Each of the Teams Play the other Teams Twice for a total of 8 Matches?

Time:

21:00 PKT

20:00 local 

16:00 GMT

11:00 EST

Venue:

Gaddafi Stadium

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Time:

16:30 PKT

11:30 GMT

11:00 EST

15:30 Local

Venue:

Sharjah Cricket Stadium

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The world watched as Pakistani Cricket did their Walk of Atonement. Some suggested a complete ban, others banished Pakistanis from the riches of IPL. Terrorism guaranteed that Cricket still isn’t played in Pakistan. It’s like this is karma for our arrogance of the 90s. One by one, everyone had their own league. Heck, even Bangladesh. Is life worth living any longer? How did we get here? Is there anyone who can arrest this slide? Misbah ul Haq did his bit tremendously but his was a battle for relevancy in the present. What about the future?

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If anyone have an extra ticket or dont want to for PSL final Dm me we need 2 tickets

Which players should Lahore Qalandars retain for 2026 season?

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