PCB need home series and lots of them in quick succession to make up for the losses incurred in last one decade. It doesn't matter big players of Australia are coming or not, as long as Australia and other countries (SENA) are coming to Pakistan PCB will be happy with that. PSL right now is also having players of few countries, if SENA start coming to Pakistan it will beneficial for PSL.

Just for more clarity. Its not IPL revenue sharing model but based on every sold foreign players. For example if player A gets 2 million in auction then his respective board will receive 15-20% fees.

Speaking of ICC, they did requested IPL share from the BCCI (actual revenue share) but BCCI politely told them to fuck off.

Are they going to drop Michael Neser? He was impressive with the ball and picked up a wicket in his very first over. I have seen Scott Boland in the BBL and I wasn't much impressed by him. He is a bit wayward and expensive. If included in the test playing XI, he will become the second Aborigine cricketer to represent Australia (first being Jason Gillespie). Josh Hazlewood is out injured, while Jhye Richardson is uncertain for the third test. BTW, Boland has taken a total of 37 first-class wickets at the MCG, at an average of 13.22.

Being born there doesn't mean anything. How can these players be loyal to the UAE, when they have citizenship of other countries. And it is not surprising that the Emirates Cricket Board has banned more than a dozen players in the recent times for match fixing. The only driver for these players is money, as they don't have any loyalty towards the team. I am OK with including stateless individuals in national teams. But foreign nationals should not be included at any cost. If so, the richer boards will just import players from test nations and create mercenary XIs.

Even if you are in huge loss , just like today red market ruin eveything indeed.

but it doesnt mean you have completely pull yourself out of this business.
you could always take a break for a while and waiting for the next momentum and make a comeback , remember just remember .. trading had an unlimited income potential and you cant ignore that facts right? as long as you are doing it right of course. big risk big return, that's the rule.

BITCOIN is for Hodlers
Not for weak hands (I had read it somewhere, can't remember right now)

Some people will know about this forum and join but later to post about how this forum is hard and busy discussing about how to join a campaign and how to earn merit, but you are not the same as them. I remembered when I was ranking up like you, it was great and fun for me indeed until I became a hero. I have checked some days ago to know if you are already a full member but you lacked activity, but now you are a full member. Congrats.

According to my experienced in doing trade activity I observed that most of the my earnings in the trading got from week days trading not for weekend, instead, it is very seldom happen to get profit in the weekend. Though, I never loss, if the price turn down, were the only things I did was to wait until the price resume to spike again.

Likewise trading is risky too. For you as a trader, have you considered abandoning trading because of the high risk of losing money in your trade?

I started trading with $200 and within a month I made $450 including my capital. Since then I suffered a loss and have recovered but need trading knowledge that will take me to the next level with high profits.

Quality commentary or commentator curse and epic meme content.

-Stokes always contribute immensely to this bowling line up... followed by 24 runs off 2 overs with million more no balls.
-Robinson looking dangerous today - Chad Robinson: Skol!! I'll bowl offies now.
-99% Aussie commentators (Except Punter) trying to sell Green as next Kallis.

2-He aims to convince people that bitcoin is not the "real bitcoin" and the "real bitcoin" is BSV and being officially named as bitcoin creator will help a lot in this. If he succeeds (I doubt that) we are talking about billions if not trillions of $$ deal.

Cricket is an unpredictable game, you can't say WI will be as weak as they are till Jun 2022 or Pakistan will be as strong as they are now till Jun 2022. If WI can call back there players that are playing leagues worldwide by Jun 2022 the outcome of series will be different. Don't celebrate until you win.

I am not agreed with you here about Covid is matter of concern for PCB or any other country as West Indies reach in Pakistan, and they have few players already have positive test, so they sent them in quarantine and after this during the twenty/20 series few more players and coaching staff have their test positive due to their breach of rules about this Covid-19.

We already have some very good number of cases happening in many countries and now in England many soccer matches are called off due to this, so it's not concern of one country or authority is already universal issue with some different ways. Hopefully now we will not have any shut down like we already have in the last few years.

I am very very dissapointed with England batting performance. At 140-2 I betted my money on draw @2.00 odds as batting was looking so easy at that time and suddenly they collapsed. The way they were playing after that 3rd wicket was like a very low class team. I am very dissapointed with england perfomance. They can't survive even the whole day after the excellent first session.

BCCI clearly didn't handle this situation nicely but Virat is professional cricketer, he should be mature enough to see the writing on the wall and accept it grace fully similar to Sachin. Sachin also failed to delivered as a captain so he gave up the captaincy and played under 4 different captain after that. If Virat had one ICC trophy under his belt then his case could have been very strong but unfortunately he has none despite performing well in Bilateral series. As far as Test captaincy goes, he's good for another 2-3 years and its not going to change because no one comes close to him but power structure in white ball cricket has changed, for good or bad, well time will tell.