Pakistan on their way to Mohali

Published March 23, 2011
Nausheen Shehzad from Karachi writes on Facebook: ?Qaum se appeal hai apnay paon zameen per rakhein? - Imran Khan
Nausheen Shehzad from Karachi writes on Facebook: ?Qaum se appeal hai apnay paon zameen per rakhein? - Imran Khan
Spectators celebrate Pakistan's victory over the West Indies  

AmmarRashidT Tweeted: "We should try and send a message to the team to thank #Bangladesh fans at the press conference and while they're at it #bringshoaibback."
Spectators celebrate Pakistan's victory over the West Indies AmmarRashidT Tweeted: "We should try and send a message to the team to thank #Bangladesh fans at the press conference and while they're at it #bringshoaibback."
Pakistan's Mohammad Hafeez looks skyward after Pakistan defeated the West Indies in their Cricket World Cup 2011 quarter-final match in Dhaka.?Reuters Photo  

FiveRupees Tweeted: "Alright, India, we did our bit, now you have to do yours. See you when we see you :)"
Pakistan's Mohammad Hafeez looks skyward after Pakistan defeated the West Indies in their Cricket World Cup 2011 quarter-final match in Dhaka.?Reuters Photo FiveRupees Tweeted: "Alright, India, we did our bit, now you have to do yours. See you when we see you :)"
West Indies' captain Darren Sammy walks with his cap in hand.?Reuters Photo 

Andy Zaltzman Tweeted: "Watching the once-mighty West Indies play like this is like watching Bob Dylan sing advertising jingles for kids' toothpaste."
West Indies' captain Darren Sammy walks with his cap in hand.?Reuters Photo Andy Zaltzman Tweeted: "Watching the once-mighty West Indies play like this is like watching Bob Dylan sing advertising jingles for kids' toothpaste."
?There was not any pressure really. I had done this before so I was very comfortable with the new ball. The team management made the plan and I had to go with it,? Hafeez says of the master plan that got Pakistan off to a great start with the ball
?There was not any pressure really. I had done this before so I was very comfortable with the new ball. The team management made the plan and I had to go with it,? Hafeez says of the master plan that got Pakistan off to a great start with the ball
Pakistani captain Shahid Afridi, second from left, celebrates with fellow team members after West Indies were bundled out for 112 runs.?AP Photo 

Shane Warne Tweeted:  ?I Think I have lost my touch re predictions!! Mmmmmm Pakistan bowlers and team look the real deal... Tough to beat?Could win world cup !
Pakistani captain Shahid Afridi, second from left, celebrates with fellow team members after West Indies were bundled out for 112 runs.?AP Photo Shane Warne Tweeted: ?I Think I have lost my touch re predictions!! Mmmmmm Pakistan bowlers and team look the real deal... Tough to beat?Could win world cup !
West Indies' captain Darren Sammy (L) walks off the field as Pakistan's players celebrate his dismissal.?Reuters Photo 

Nabeel Jamshaid Tweeted: ?Saeed Ajmal is really doing some magic out there. Akmal again did the same .Come on Akmal it's not Chander's Birthday.?
West Indies' captain Darren Sammy (L) walks off the field as Pakistan's players celebrate his dismissal.?Reuters Photo Nabeel Jamshaid Tweeted: ?Saeed Ajmal is really doing some magic out there. Akmal again did the same .Come on Akmal it's not Chander's Birthday.?
Amit Pradhan  Tweeted: ?For once @warne888 is on the verge of getting proven to be wrong in his prediction for today's match between WI and Pak...?
Amit Pradhan Tweeted: ?For once @warne888 is on the verge of getting proven to be wrong in his prediction for today's match between WI and Pak...?
Pakistan's Misbah-ul-Haq and wicketkkeeper Kamran Akmal (R) celebrate the wicket of West Indies' Kieron Pollard.? AP Photo 

Cricinfo: "Afridi's spell has been thrill-a-minute. From ball one. He's just made things happen."
Pakistan's Misbah-ul-Haq and wicketkkeeper Kamran Akmal (R) celebrate the wicket of West Indies' Kieron Pollard.? AP Photo Cricinfo: "Afridi's spell has been thrill-a-minute. From ball one. He's just made things happen."
Shahid Afridi.?Reuters Photo  

Nadir Hassan Tweeted: ?Afridi does the Statue of Liberty pose and Ian Chappell's rage causes his false teeth to fly out.?
Shahid Afridi.?Reuters Photo Nadir Hassan Tweeted: ?Afridi does the Statue of Liberty pose and Ian Chappell's rage causes his false teeth to fly out.?
Spectators watch from the stands during the Cricket World Cup quarter-final between Pakistan and the West Indies.?AFP Photo 

Guardian's Rob Smyth: ?Oh Pakistan, I love you. They are all over the West Indies here.?
Spectators watch from the stands during the Cricket World Cup quarter-final between Pakistan and the West Indies.?AFP Photo Guardian's Rob Smyth: ?Oh Pakistan, I love you. They are all over the West Indies here.?
West Indies' batsman Chris Gayle, right, looks on as Pakistan's captain Shahid Afridi, left, takes a catch to dismiss him for eight runs.?AP Photo 
  
Wasim Akram tweeted: ?Hafeez and Gul have given Pakistan a much needed start...?
West Indies' batsman Chris Gayle, right, looks on as Pakistan's captain Shahid Afridi, left, takes a catch to dismiss him for eight runs.?AP Photo Wasim Akram tweeted: ?Hafeez and Gul have given Pakistan a much needed start...?
Pakistan's Umar Gul, right, jumps to celebrate after claiming the wicket of West indies' Chris Gayle.?AFP Photo  
 
Khaula Jamil from New York writes on Facebook:  ?last 3 minutes of commentary was totally devoted to checking Gul's body and form out. nice. ;)?
Pakistan's Umar Gul, right, jumps to celebrate after claiming the wicket of West indies' Chris Gayle.?AFP Photo Khaula Jamil from New York writes on Facebook: ?last 3 minutes of commentary was totally devoted to checking Gul's body and form out. nice. ;)?
Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi (2nd L) tosses the coin while watched by West Indies captain Darren Sammy (R) prior to their Cricket World Cup quarter-final at the Sher-e Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka.?AFP Photo 

Ali Khurshid from Karachi writes on Facebook : ?Imran Khan was saying how he wished Bangladesh was still part of Pakistan; the crowd support today will make it seem like home anyway.?
Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi (2nd L) tosses the coin while watched by West Indies captain Darren Sammy (R) prior to their Cricket World Cup quarter-final at the Sher-e Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka.?AFP Photo Ali Khurshid from Karachi writes on Facebook : ?Imran Khan was saying how he wished Bangladesh was still part of Pakistan; the crowd support today will make it seem like home anyway.?

Dawn.com brings an exclusive mix of images and public commentary by individuals on various social networking sites as they followed the first quarter-final between Pakistan and West Indies in Dhaka.

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