Pakistan-West Indies Match
I was listening to the BBC Radio coverage in the first half. Also was keeping an eye on the Cricinfo.com ball-by-ball commentary. The West Indies Cricket Blog is live-blogging the event.
Just now found the link to the free live video streaming of Pakistan - West Indies match. Halleluja!
With 241 on the board the West Indies team can expect to win. Pakistan is 99/4 at the end of 29th over. If WI can get Inzamam out, they have got a good chance to nail Pakistan. However for Pakistan Inzamam is the key. He has to stay till the end of 50 overs to see Pakistan through.
Update: Well in the end Pakistan could only get 187 with Shoaib Malik left stranded on 62 without any partner. They have got some worries with their top order. And all the credit goes to WI team, who could get quick runs at the fag end of their innings and showed a disciplined bowling performance. As a host they are partying well.
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