Shahid Afridi - A Spinner or a Fast Bowler :)

Great Judgement

Review System

Split Big Files using WINRAR

First Open WINRAR.

Then right click on the file u wanna select and select Add to Archive then a window will open from Rar..... 

At the bottom there is a Tab saying "Spilt to Volume, Bytes" 

In the box enter a figure... Remember bytes ... For e.g. if u enters 10000000 that will be equal to 9.53 MB ... 

Remember u has to enter the value in bytes... So enter a big value.. 

And that’s it Your File will be split into your requires no of file... 

Returning XML natively in a .NET (C#) webservice

StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
XmlWriter writer = XmlWriter.Create(sb, settings);

writer.WriteStartDocument();
writer.WriteStartElement("People");

writer.WriteStartElement("Person");
writer.WriteAttributeString("Name", "Nick");
writer.WriteEndElement();

writer.WriteStartElement("Person");
writer.WriteStartAttribute("Name");
writer.WriteValue("Nick");
writer.WriteEndAttribute();
writer.WriteEndElement();

writer.WriteEndElement();
writer.WriteEndDocument();

writer.Flush();
XmlDocument xmlDocument = new XmlDocument();
xmlDocument.LoadXml(sb.ToString());
return xmlDocument;

Jahangeer Khan - True Legend

Squash World Records

SUMMARY OF WINNERS  (WORLD OPEN / WORLD INDIVIDUAL)

Maqsood Ahmed (Pak):  1977*
Steve Bowditch (Aus):  1981*
Rodney Eyles (Aus): 1997
Geoff Hunt  (Aus):  1967*  1969*  1971*  1976 1979 1980
Jahangir Khan  (Pak):  1979*  1981  1982  1983  1983*  1984  1985 1988
Jansher Khan  (Pak):  1987  1989  1990  1992 1993 1994 1995 1996
Thierry Lincou (Fra): 2004
Rodney Martin  (Aus):  1991
Peter Nicol (Sco): 1999
Cam Nancarrow  (Aus):  1973

Imported Cars in Pakistan

Calender Converter

Younger than the Don, a little older than Tendulkar

When (if?) Sachin Tendulkar eventually retires, Alastair Cook, the choir boy who became a batsman, could be best placed to overtake his world-record tally of Test centuries. The possibility is not as outrageous as it sounds. England play more Tests each year than other countries do. Cook made his debut in 2006 and has 62 caps already. And, at 25 years and 348 days, he has age on his side, so form and fitness permitting, Cook will have plenty of opportunities. He has made outstanding use of his chances in Australia so far this summer, scoring 235 and 148 in the first two Ashes Tests. They were his 14th and 15th hundreds, making him the second youngest batsman - after Sachin Tendulkar, ahead of Don Bradman - to score so many.

Tendulkar isn't the youngest batsman to score a century - he's behind Mohammad Ashraful and Mushtaq Mohammad - but he's the youngest to score five Test hundreds, and ten, and every other multiple of five attained by a human being. Tendulkar's the only teenager to have had five Test centuries. He was 40 days younger than Bradman was when he reached his tenth. He is the only 24-year-old to score 15 tons and the only batsman to have 20 before his 27th birthday. And it's likely to stay that way, until another batsman begins in his teens and combines productivity with longevity like Tendulkar has.

Bradman, of course, needed only seven Tests to score five centuries, but he is not unmatched in that feat - George Headley and Everton Weekes did it too. Bradman and Headley were 21 years old, Weekes 23. All of them are in our table of youngest batsmen to score five Test centuries. Headley finished his Test career on 10 tons, Weekes with 15. Both of them don't appear in the tables of youngest batsmen to score 10 and 15 centuries though, but Bradman does. He made his 10th Test century in his 16th match when he was 23, and his 15th ton in his 28th Test five days before his 26th birthday.

List of Pakistan Cricket Team coaches in last decade

ISLAMABAD: Former captain Intikhab Alam returned for a second stint as Pakistan cricket coach on Saturday, a day after the sacking of Australian Geoff Lawson.

Here is a timeline of the country's cricket coaches in the last ten years:

Sept 1998: Legendary former captain Javed Miandad takes over from Haroon Rasheed, a former middle-order batsman.

April 1999: Miandad resigns after falling out with senior players and is replaced by former captain Mushtaq Mohammad for the 1999 World Cup.

Aug 1999: Mushtaq sacked after the World Cup. Wasim Raja, a former allrounder, steps in.

Nov 1999: English-born Richard Pybus becomes Pakistan's first foreign coach.

Dec 1999: Intikhab Alam takes over after Pybus is axed following Pakistan's 3-0 rout
in a Test series in Australia.

Mar 2000: Miandad replaces Intikhab after Pakistan lost home series to Sri Lanka.

April 2001: Miandad sacked after Pakistan's tour of New Zealand and is replaced by Pybus.

Sept 2001: Pybus refuses to come to Pakistan for security reasons after the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States and Mudassar Nazar takes over.

Sept 2002: Mudassar summoned home midway through ICC Champions Trophy in Sri Lanka and Pybus returns for a third stint.

March 2003: Pybus says he does not want to stay on after Pakistan were knocked out in the first round of the World Cup held in South Africa. Miandad returns as coach.

June 2004: Miandad sacked after Pakistan lost one-day and Test series against India at home.

July 2004: Former England batsman Bob Woolmer takes over.

March 2007: Woolmer dies in his Jamaica hotel room hours after Pakistan crash out in the first round of the World Cup in the West Indies.

July 2007: Lawson appointed as coach.

October 2008: Lawson sacked over poor results. Intikhab Alam appointed for three-day series against the West Indies to be played in Abu Dhabi.

source: geosuper