• Web
  • Humsa
  • Videos
  • Forum
  • Q2A
rabia shakeel : meri dua hai K is bar imran khan app is mulk k hukmaran hun To: suman(sialkot) 10 years ago
maqsood : hi how r u. To: hamza(lahore) 10 years ago
alisyed : hi frinds 11 years ago
nasir : hi To: wajahat(karachi) 11 years ago
khadam hussain : aslamoalikum pakistan zinsabad To: facebook friends(all pakistan) 11 years ago
Asif Ali : Asalaam O Aliakum . To: Khurshed Ahmed(Kashmore) 11 years ago
khurshedahmed : are you fine To: afaque(kashmore) 11 years ago
mannan : i love all To: nain(arifwala) 11 years ago
Ubaid Raza : kya haal hai janab. To: Raza(Wah) 11 years ago
qaisa manzoor : jnab AoA to all 11 years ago
Atif : Pakistan Zinda bad To: Shehnaz(BAHAWALPUR) 11 years ago
khalid : kia website hai jahan per sab kuch To: sidra(wazraabad) 11 years ago
ALISHBA TAJ : ASSALAM O ELIKUM To: RUKIYA KHALA(JHUDO) 11 years ago
Waqas Hashmi : Hi Its Me Waqas Hashmi F4m Matli This Website Is Owsome And Kois Shak Nahi Humsa Jaise Koi Nahi To: Mansoor Baloch(Matli) 11 years ago
Gul faraz : this is very good web site where all those channels are avaiable which are not on other sites.Realy good. I want to do i..... 11 years ago
shahid bashir : Mein aap sab kay liye dua'go hon. 11 years ago
mansoor ahmad : very good streming 11 years ago
Dr.Hassan : WISH YOU HAPPY HEALTHY LIFE To: atif(karachi) 11 years ago
ishtiaque ahmed : best channel humsa live tv To: umair ahmed(k.g.muhammad) 11 years ago
Rizwan : Best Streaming Of Live Channels. Good Work Site Admin 11 years ago
Australia win 4th Test by 8 wickets to lead series 4-0
Source: Dunya News | 30-12-2013

Australia cruised to an eight-wicket win over demoralised England with more than a day to spare Sunday to claim a 4-0 series lead and stand on the cusp of an Ashes whitewash.

Led by a century from opener Chris Rogers and a 136-run stand with Shane Watson, the Australians had few problems getting the required 201 runs on the fourth day to seal England's fate at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

England contributed to their own demise with two confidence-sapping dropped catches by skipper Alastair Cook early in the day to take all the steam out of the dispirited tourists.

The two fielding blunders from the team leader were psychological body blows for England and evidence of batsman Kevin Pietersen's comments on Saturday in a television interview that the tourists were "mentally fragile".

England now face the monumental challenge of fighting off an Australian clean sweep of the series in the fifth and final Test, starting in Sydney on Friday.

Playing on his home ground, veteran left-hander Rogers claimed his second Test century after scoring 110 against England in the last series earlier this year at Durham.

Rogers, 36, was out caught behind for 116 off 155 balls cutting Monty Panesar, with his team some 31 runs short of victory.

At the end, Watson was unbeaten on 83 with skipper Michael Clarke not out six with Australia 231 for two.

It was the best fourth innings run chase in 51 years at the Melbourne Cricket Ground since England's 237 for three in 1962-63.

While England have been on the end of heavy defeats this Test series, Sunday was a particularly dispiriting loss for England, who were well on top and led the home side by 116 with 10 wickets in hand after lunch on Saturday's third day.

Man-of-the-match Mitchell Johnson and spinner Nathan Lyon staged a dramatic turnaround, with England bowled out for 179, leaving Australia with what became a comfortable task of scoring 231 in more than two days for victory.

It was Australia's fourth consecutive win over England and comes four months after they lost the last series 3-0 in England.

English heads dropped when Cook got his right hand to a snick from Rogers on 19 through slips after wicketkeeper Jonny Bairstow failed to respond, and then grassed a straightforward two-handed chance from David Warner (22) off Stuart Broad.

Warner scored only three more runs before he was caught behind off Ben Stokes and Australia's first wicket came down at 64.

Symbolic of England's malaise, Cook did not bring on his specialist spinner Monty Panesar until 90 minutes into the fourth day and he had little effect on stemming the Australian run flow until he finally removed Rogers.

There will be selection questions ahead of the final Ashes Test for an England team in decline with the most pressure on Panesar, Bairstow, whose technique behind the stumps was exposed, and seamer Tim Bresnan.

Related News
Source: The Nation | 25-02-2013
Proteas punish Pakistan in series sweep For the two decades since their return from sporting isolation, South Africa have been among the top teams in the world, without ever having a sustained run as the undisputed No. 1. Even in the recent successes, an element of ruthlessness was missing, highlighted by the lack of consecutive Test victories over a four-year span ending with the hard-fought se..... Read more
Source: Dunya News | 25-02-2013
Ferrer defends Buenos Aires crown World number four David Ferrer of Spain defended his crown Sunday at the $490,000 ATP claycourt tournament in Buenos Aires with a 6-4, 3-6, 6-1 win over Swiss Stanislas Wawrinka. Ferrer, the top seed, saw off his third-seeded rival before a 4,000 crowd at the Lawn Tennis Club despite dropping serve at the start of the deciding set as he then proceeded ..... Read more
Source: جیو نیوز | 23-08-2013
 Wozniacki, Kvitova reach New Haven semis NEW HAVEN: Former winner Caroline Wozniacki and reigning champ Petra Kvitova beat a pair of WTA young guns Thursday to reach the semis of the New Haven Open, the final tune-up for the US Open. Four-time winner Wozniacki defeated American wild card Sloane Stephens 7-6 (8/6), 6-2 in a quarter-final contest at the Yale University hardcourt facility. T..... Read more
Latest News
Source: Dunya News | 06-05-2014
Source: Dunya News | 06-05-2014
Source: Dunya News | 05-05-2014
Source: Dunya News | 05-05-2014