Finally, long awaited, Pakistan vs India, infront of each other on 30th March, in Worldcup semifinal, will be played in India.
Best of luck Pakistan - The Champions

Background

The Indian and Pakistani cricket teams have been long-time arch rivals and their rivalry is considered one of the most intense sports rivalries in the world. An India-Pakistan cricket match has been estimated to attract up to one hundred million television viewers according to well respected TV ratings firm Initiative, and defeat is usually unacceptable to fans of both teams

The rivalry began with the Partition of India in 1947, with Pakistan being created, the subsequent Kashmir dispute and the wars and conflicts that followed afterward between the two countries. This dispute has affected both diplomatic and political relations, and the same animosity can be felt on the field. A match between the two countries is often equated with war. Often a political or diplomatic tension has a fallout on the cricket relations between the two countries including suspension of cricket tours to the other country.

India Vs Pakistan - Head-to-Head statisticsAs of 23 March 2011.(Statistics may be outddated after time and could be fluctuate from sources provided just as an averate statistics)

Tests[5] ODIs[6] T20Is[7]
Matches played 59 119 2[8]
Won by Pakistan 12 69 0
Won by India 9 46 1
Draw/Tie/No result 38 4 1

Test records
Highest team score
Pakistan - 699/5, at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, on December 1, 1989 - Match Result: Drawn
India - 675/5 (declared), at Multan Cricket Stadium, Multan, on March 28, 2004 - Match Result: India won by an innings and 52 runs.

Lowest team score
India – 106 all out, Pakistan won by an innings and 43 runs at University Ground, Lucknow – October 23 to October 26, 1952
Pakistan – 116 all out, Pakistan won by 16 runs at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore – March 13 to March 17, 1987

Highest individual scores
Virender Sehwag (India) - 309 at Multan stadium, on March 28, 2004
Javed Miandad (Pakistan) – 280* at Niaz Stadium, Hyderabad on January 14, 1983

Highest total series wicket taker
Imran Khan (Pakistan) – 94 wickets
Kapil Dev (India) – 99 wickets

Best bowling figures in an innings
Anil Kumble (India) – 10/74 at Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi on February 7, 1999
Imran Khan (Pakistan) - 8/60 at National Stadium, Karachi on December 27, 1982

ODI StatisticsHighest innings score
India – 356/9,[9] India beat Pakistan by 58 runs at ACA-VDCA Stadium, Visakhapatnam on April 5, 2005
Pakistan – 344/8,[9] India beat Pakistan by 5 runs at National Stadium, Karachi on March 13, 2004

Lowest innings score
India – 79, Pakistan beat India by 8 Wickets at Jinnah Stadium, Sialkot on October 13, 1978
Pakistan – 87, India beat Pakistan by 38 Runs at Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium, Sharjah on March 22, 1985

Highest total chased
Pakistan – 322, Pakistan beat India by 4 wickets at Punjab Cricket Association Stadium, Mohali – Chandigarh on November 8, 2007
India – 316, India beat Pakistan by 3 Wickets at Bangabandhu National Stadium, Dhaka on Jan 18, 1998

Most career runs
Inzamam-ul-Haq (Pakistan) 2403 runs
Sachin Tendulkar (India) - 2389 runs

Highest individual score
Pakistan - Saeed Anwar 194
India - MS Dhoni 148

Highest Partnerships
India - 231 between Sachin Tendulkar & Singh Sidhu at Sharjah
Pakistan - 230 between Saeed Anwar & Ijaz Ahmed at Dhaka

Best bowling figures
India - 5 wickets for 16 runs by Sourav Ganguly in 1997 at Toronto
Pakistan - 7 wickets for 37 runs by Aaqib Javed in Sharjah

Biggest Victory margins
Pakistan - 150 run victory at Delhi in 2005
India - 140 run victory at Dhaka in 2008

Smallest totals & victory margins
Pakistan - 4 runs at Sharjah in 1993
India - 4 runs at Quetta in 1978

Most Extras
India conceded 41 extras at a Mohali game on 8 November 2007.
Pakistan have conceded 31 extras.

All-time highest wicket takerWasim Akram (Pakistan) – 60 Wickets
Anil Kumble & Javagal Srinath (India) – 54 Wickets

ODI matches summaryTotal 119 Matches - 46 won by India, 69 won by Pakistan. No result 4
26 matches in India - 9 won by India, 17 won by Pakistan.
27 matches in Pakistan - 11 won by India, 14 won by Pakistan. No result 2.
66 matches in neutral countries. 26 won by India. 38 won by Pakistan. No result 2

Winner in ODI Series

1978 India in Pakistan Winner Pakistan
1982 India in Pakistan Winner Pakistan
1983 Pakistan in India Winner India
1984 Asia Cup Winner India
1984 India in Pakistan, called off
1985 Benson & Hedges World Championship of Cricket (in Australia) Winner India
1985 Rothmans Four-Nations Cup (Australia, England, India, Pakistan in United Arab Emirates) Winner India
1985 Rothmans Sharjah Cup (India, Pakistan, West Indies in United Arab Emirates) Winner None
1986 Austral-Asia Cup Winner Pakistan
1986 Champions Trophy (India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, West Indies in United Arab Emirates) Winner None
1987 Pakistan in India Winner Pakistan
1987 Sharjah Cup Winner None
1988 Champions Trophy (India, Pakistan, West Indies in United Arab Emirates) Winner None
1988 ASIA CUP Winner India
1989 Champions Trophy (India, Pakistan, West Indies in United Arab Emirates) Winner Pakistan
1989 MRF World Series (Nehru Cup) Winner Pakistan
1989 India in Pakistan Winner Pakistan
1990 Austral-Asia Cup Winner Pakistan
1991 Wills Trophy (India, Pakistan, West Indies in United Arab Emirates) Winner Pakistan
1994 Pepsi Austral-Asia Cup Winner Pakistan
1994 Singer World Series (Australia, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka in Sri Lanka) Winner India
1995 Asia Cup Winner India
1996 Singer Cup (India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka in Singapore) Winner Pakistan
1996 Pepsi Sharjah Cup (India, Pakistan, South Africa in United Arab Emirates) Winner (None)
1996 Sahara 'Friendship' Cup (India, Pakistan in Canada) Winner Pakistan
1997 Pepsi Independence Cup (India, New Zealand, Pakistan, Sri Lanka in India) Winner (Pakistan)
1997 Pepsi Asia Cup (Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka in Sri Lanka) Winner (None)
1997 Sahara 'Friendship' Cup (India, Pakistan in Canada) Winner India
1997 India in Pakistan ODI Series Winner Pakistan
1998 Silver Jubilee Independence Cup (Bangladesh, India, Pakistan in Bangladesh) Winner India
1998 Sahara 'Friendship' Cup (India, Pakistan in Canada) Winner Pakistan
1999 Pepsi Cup (India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka in India) Winner Pakistan
1999 Coca-Cola Cup (England, India, Pakistan in United Arab Emirates) Winner Pakistan
2000 Asia Cup Winner Pakistan
2000-2003 No Series
2004 India in Pakistan Samsung Cup Winner India
2004 Asia Cup Winner (None)
2005 Pakistan in India Videocon Cup Winner Pakistan
2006 India in Pakistan Hutch Cup Winner India
2007 Pakistan in India Indian Oil Cup ODI Series Winner India
2008 Asia Cup Winner (None)
2009 No Series
2011 Worldcup (Semi-final) Winner [TBD]

Sindhi Topi and Ajrak Day 6th December - A Symbol Of Love & Peace

Following are the orders that comes to the conduct of War.

1. Do not commit treachery
2. Do not deviate from the right path
3. Do not mutilate dead bodies
4. Do not kill children
5. Do not kill women
6. Do not kill aged men
7. Do not harm or burn trees
8. Do not destroy buildings
9. Do not destroy an enemy’s flock, unless you use it for your food
10. When you pass people who have devoted their lives to monastic services leave them alone

Above orders given by Muhammad (peace be upon him) which must be obeyed by every Muslim against every Non Muslim.

There is nowhere in Islam, whether it be in the Quraan or the teachings of Muhammad, that promotes the killing of innocent people. A real muslim is one that is real against terrorism.

Pakistan victory accepted by Indian Media....Lesson for Indian Cricket Team

SRINAGAR: Residents in ‘Indian administered’ Kashmir Sunday fired crackers in the region's main city after Pakistan beat Sri Lanka to win the World Twenty20 championship, witnesses said.

Srinagar erupted in celebration after Pakistan beat Sri Lanka by eight wickets and as scores of Kashmiri youth poured on to the streets and lit firecrackers.

The youths also chanted pro-Pakistan and pro-freedom slogans as Indian paramilitary troops stayed in their bunkers, witnesses said.

Thousands of Kashmiris, including women and children, were glued to their televisions sets to watch the tense final.

‘It is a great victory and one day I hope we will merge with Pakistan,’ said a die-hard Pakistani cricket fan, Mohammad Yaseen.

Residents in Muslim-majority Kashmir valley traditionally support Pakistan in sports events.

Pakistani cricket fans gather as they celebrate on a street in Karachi — AP

 Source - DAWN

LONDON: Pakistan won their first major title in 17 years when they stunned Sri Lanka by eight wickets in the World Twenty20 final at a sell-out Lord's here on Sunday.

Pakistan, runners-up to India in the final of the inaugural World Twenty20 in South Africa two years ago, ended Sri Lanka's unbeaten run in the tournament with style.

Pakistan last won an offical multi-nation tournament in 1992 when Imran Khan's team lifted the World Cup by beating England in the final at the Melbourne cricket ground in Australia.

The win by Younus Khan's team gave Pakistanis back home reason to cheer as the cricket-mad nation has been deprived of international tours due to security concerns in the volatile nation.

The International Cricket Council has already ruled out holding World Cup matches in Pakistan in 2011 following the militant attack on the Sri Lankan team in Lahore on March 3 but Pakistani Team proved that terrorists can not down their moral.

Pakistan's players celebrate with the trophy after defeating Sri Lanka during their Twenty20 World Cup Final cricket match at Lord's cricket ground in London.— AP photo.

Pakistan won against South Africa in T20 Cup Semi Final

Congratulations!

فرسٹ آف آل، تھینکس ٹو اللہ، دی بوئز پلیڈ ریلی ویل

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WinMark is a group of 12 engineering students, who have made a car locally in Pakistan that can cover 80 Kilometers per liter. WinMark is participating in Shell Eco-Marathon, the 25th global competition which will be held first time in Asia (Malaysia) in July 2010.

WinMark team has showcased their car at Karachi which is complete and is ready to race in the marathon. They will be competing with world’s top notch cars in urban category.

For Urban category a car is supposed to have 4 tires along with all basic auto fundamentals unlike prototype cars, which can have even 3 tires or even 2 and least possible components to secure highest level of mileage per liter.

About Rs 1.4 million will be the estimated cost of the project, including car development cost (Rs 5 lac), travelling (Rs 4 lac), transportation (Rs 3.5 lac) and accommodation and miscellaneous (Rs 1.5 lac).

WinMark is yet to secure any sponsor as of now. But they are hopeful to get the sponsored funds by next month so they can fly to Malaysia in July 2010. WinMark is eyeing award at Shell Eco-Marathon in various contests including best Marketing team and Best Design.

The team comprises on students of Electrical and Mechanical Departments of NED University. They are:

M Tabrez Siddiqui, M Shahab Siddiqui, Ahsun Jawed, M Waqar Ahmed, Osama Rehman, Saeed Ahmad (Team Advisor), Haris Rehman (Team Manager), M Bilal Sohail, Taha Rasul Sheikh, M Hassan Abbasi, M Ahsan, Talha Asad and Usman Mehmood.

This year the event is to be held in Kuala Lumpur, Sepang International Circuit. The expected audience is more than 6000 people and the event will be covered by media from over 20 countries

Via ProPakistani

Pakistani boy Ali Moeen Nawazish who appeared in 23 A Level Subjects from Roots School System, Rawalpindi, Pakistan.

He has set a Guinness Book of World Record by being the only student ever in the world to appear in 23 A Levels and scored and 21 A's. This has been the lead story in all the leading UK newspapers.

Student Ali Nawaz-ish has passed 23 A levels in subjects including pure mathematics, travel and tourism, and sociology.

He got 21 A grades and a B and a C.

The 18-year-old, who is now studying Computer Science at Cambridge University, said that he used to be a 'below average' student.

Sources : 

news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/7863473.stm

dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1132200/The-boy-set-getting-Cambridge-got-22-A-levels.html