English cricket hero saves umpire as gunmen kill six in attack on Sri Lankan cricket team in Pakistan
Just in case you had any doubt on who is to blame for this attack, ask Irfan Yusuf:
      The Tamil Tigers Did it!
Already Sri Lankan Tamils are getting nervous at the possibility of Tamil Tigers’ involvement in the Lahore attacks. Here is what Hamish McDonald, writing for the Sydney Morning Herald, has picked up from discussions on Sri Lankan media websites:
Take this exchange on the popular website www.lankanewspapers.com within a few hours of the team being attacked in Lahore.
A posting by “Pacha” noted that Tamil star bowler Muttiah Muralitharan was not among the reported victims: “Murali not injured suld have known this attack before.” Â * Does that remind you of the ‘4000 Jooozz that didn’t come to work on 9/11?
Back to the story:
It happened on the way to the “Gaddafi Stadium” Â in Lahore…
The ground was originally named “Lahore Stadium”, but was renamed in 1974 in honour of Colonel Gaddafi of Libya after a rousing speech he gave at an Organisation of the Islamic Conference meeting in favour of Pakistan’s right to pursue nuclear weapons.
A former English cricket star desperately tried to shield another official from a hail of bullets today as they were attacked by -Islamic- terrorists in Pakistan.
Chris Broad, 51, was following the Sri Lankan team’s coach when it was ambushed by 12 masked gunmen wielding AK-47s, grenades and rocket launchers.
Lahore attack: Sri Lankan cricketers flown out of Gaddafi Stadium












