Emma Watson gets some romance in Paris

TrendPK.com: Fans may be sad that ‘Harry Potter’ is over, but it seems that the new free time has been good for Emma Watson’s love life.

Watson was reportedly spotted with her rumored beau, Johnny Simmons, shopping in Paris, states People. The two reportedly stopped at the Maje boutique on rue Saintonge where she picked up a few items with the help of Simmons.

While she grabbed a number of items, Simmons reportedly suggested a neon pink belt to go with one of her new outfits.

Do you think she’s found the right guy?

Emma Watson on hoping for babies in the future

TrendPK.com: Emma Watson may be in the middle of her career, but she is already looking forward to a future with children.

Watson spoke with ‘Company’ magazine about the life she wants eventually when the time is right, states E! News. “I have very strong family values and I definitely hope that will be in my future. I can’t wait to be a mum and have my own family one day,” Watson commented.

And maybe Watson is on the path toward that as she was recently linked to actor Johnny Simmons as the two were allegedly spotted in Santa Monica getting cozy while parting ways.

Rajasthan Royals Retain Warne and Watson

Preparation for IPL season 4 is going on and franchises are waiting for auction dates. Suspended Franchises Ragasthan Royals has retained Shane Warn and Shane Watson. Both Australian players are key for the franchise. According to new rule every team can retain 4 players and it is necessary that there should not be more then 3 Indian players.

RR spokesman said that it is very good for then that they have retained their top players. He added that Watson’s batting and Warne’s leadership skills will help their cause. $1.8 million per year is retainer-ship for 1st player and $1.3 million per year for the 2nd player.

The auction date for the IPL 4 was 6th December but it was extended to 8th December by BCCI as they want the auction to be conducted after the decision of King XI Punjab case.

Shane Warne led RR team well in 2008 season and took them to finals. He took 19 wickets in the season and was the 2nd highest wicket taker. Watson scored 472 runs and also took 17 wickets in the season. Both Australian players were brilliant and it led RR to pick them for season 4. If RR gets clearance to play IPL the Warne and Watson will be in RR team.

Emma Watson”s red carpet struggle

MUMBAI: Actress Emma Watson struggled to find suitable outfits for premieres of the ” Harry Potter” movies and often wore bridesmaid dresses.

“Everyone images stylists were on tap from the studio, but we got nothing. Sometimes I had two days” notice before an event and there was nothing appropriate for a 14-year-old to wear. I”d look in my wardrobe and there was literally nothing,” femalefirst quoted her as saying.

“It was either borrow from my stepmother, or go to the bridesmaid department at Harrods.”

Pakistan vs Australlia 1st Test Full Scoreboard

Pakistan vs Australlia 1st Test played at Lord’s London on 13th to 17th July 2010. Pakistan won the toss and choose to field. Australlia Classical win against Pakistan by 150 runs. Man of the match : Salman Butt, Simon Katich.

Pakistan vs Australlia 1st Test Full Scoreboard

Australlia Batting
Shane Watson b M Aamer 4(16b,1/4)
Simon Katich c K Akmal b M Asif 80(138b,9/4)
Ricky Ponting (c) c U Amin b M Aamer 26(39b,4/4)
Michael Clarke lbw b M Asif 47(77b,8/4)
Michael Hussey not out 56(100b,8/4,1/6)
Marcus North b M Asif 0(3b)
Tim Paine (wk) c K Akmal b U Gul 7(46b,1/4)
Steven Smith lbw b D Kaneria 1(7b)
Mitchell Johnson b D Kaneria 3(9b)
Ben Hilfenhaus b M Aamer 1(8b)
Doug Bollinger b M Aamer 4(28b,1/4)
Extras: (b 10, lb 2, w 2, nb 10) 24
Total: (10 wkts, 76.5 ovs) 253

Pakistan Bowling
Mohammad Aamer 19.5 2 72 4
Mohammad Asif 19 5 63 3
Umar Gul 17 3 32 1
Shahid Afridi 3 0 25 0
Danish Kaneria 18 7 49 2

Pakistan Batting
Imran Farhat c T Paine b B Hilfenhaus 4(19b,1/4)
Salman Butt b S Watson 63(94b,12/4)
Azhar Ali c T Paine b B Hilfenhaus 16(43b,2/4)
Umar Amin c T Paine b M Johnson 1(3b)
Umar Akmal lbw b S Watson 5(21b)
Kamran Akmal (wk) lbw b S Watson 0(3b)
Shahid Afridi (c) c M Johnson b S Watson 31(15b,4/4,2/6)
Mohammad Aamer c T Paine b D Bollinger 0(2b)
Umar Gul c S Watson b D Bollinger 7(20b,1/4)
Danish Kaneria c S Smith b S Watson 14(20b,1/4)
Mohammad Asif not out 4(6b,1/4)
Extras: (lb 2, nb 1) 3
Total: (10 wkts, 40.5 ovs) 148

Australlia Bowling
Doug Bollinger 11 3 38 2
Ben Hilfenhaus 12 2 37 2
Mitchell Johnson 10 2 31 1
Shane Watson 7.5 1 40 5

Australlia Batting
Shane Watson c I Farhat b M Asif 31(51b,4/4,1/6)
Simon Katich c K Akmal b U Gul 83(174b,14/4)
Ricky Ponting (c) lbw b M Asif 0(6b)
Michael Clarke b U Gul 12(25b,2/4)
Michael Hussey c I Farhat b U Gul 0(1b)
Mitchell Johnson b U Gul 30(54b,5/4)
Marcus North c K Akmal b M Asif 20(25b,2/4)
Tim Paine (wk) b S Afridi 47(85b,3/4)
Steven Smith lbw b D Kaneria 12(17b,1/4)
Ben Hilfenhaus not out 56(84b,6/4,1/6)
Doug Bollinger b D Kaneria 21(33b,3/4)
Extras: (b 6, lb 5, w 2, nb 9) 22
Total: (10 wkts, 91 ovs) 334

Pakistan Bowling
Mohammad Aamer 18 3 67 0
Mohammad Asif 21 3 77 3
Umar Gul 21 5 61 4
Danish Kaneria 17 2 74 2
Shahid Afridi 14 0 44 1

Pakistan Batting
Imran Farhat c S Watson b S Smith 24(48b,3/4)
Salman Butt st T Paine b M North 92(173b,15/4)
Azhar Ali c T Paine b B Hilfenhaus 42(87b,4/4)
Umar Amin c S Katich b M North 33(54b,4/4)
Umar Akmal c M Clarke b M North 22(30b,3/4,1/6)
Kamran Akmal (wk) b S Smith 46(83b,6/4,1/6)
Shahid Afridi (c) c M Hussey b M North 2(4b)
Mohammad Aamer c M Hussey b M North 19(48b,1/4)
Umar Gul c R Ponting b S Smith 1(10b)
Danish Kaneria c R Ponting b M North 2(11b)
Mohammad Asif not out 1(1b)
Extras: (b 2, lb 1, nb 2) 5
Total: (10 wkts, 91.1 ovs) 289

Australlia Bowling
Doug Bollinger 12 4 43 0
Ben Hilfenhaus 16 8 37 1
Mitchell Johnson 18 5 74 0
Steven Smith 21 5 51 3
hane Watson 6 0 26 0
Marcus North 18.1 1 55 6

England beat Australia in first one-day international

SOUTHAMPTON: Eoin Morgan”s unbeaten 103 saw England to a come from behind four-wicket win over Australia in the first one-day international at the Rose Bowl here on Tuesday.

England, chasing 268 for victory, were in dire straits at 97 for four.

But former Ireland batsman Morgan”s second one-day hundred for his adopted country turned the tide and gave England a 1-0 lead in this five match series.

He ended the match and went to his hundred in the process by crashing paceman Ryan Harris down the ground for four, having faced 85 balls with 16 boundaries as England won with exactly four overs to spare.

“I”ve been in good nick for a while now and I want to play more cricket to take advantage of it,” said Morgan.

“I think I try to keep things quite simple and it”s easy to do when you”re in good nick – it came off today, so happy days.”

Delighted England captain Andrew Strauss hailed Middlesex colleague Morgan”s display by saying: “What a fantastic innings from Eoin Morgan – that was one of the best I”ve seen.”

Australia captain Ricky Ponting added: “We were probably a bit below with our batting. Morgan played very, very well. We were a long way below our best but still remained competitive, that”s a positive.”

Turning to Morgan, he added: “He played, very, very well. But the way our quicks and medium-pacers bowled to him, we gave him too many boundary options.”

World champions Australia arrived in England without injured quicks Brett Lee, Peter Siddle, Mitchell Johnson and Ben Hilfenhaus.

But having made 267 for seven, featuring vice-captain Michael Clarke”s unbeaten 87, it seemed they would make light of their inexperienced attack.

However, a fifth-wicket stand of 95 in 92 balls between left-hander Morgan and Luke Wright swung the match back England”s way before the latter was lbw for 36 to paceman Ryan Harris.

England, looking to complete a treble over Australia after winning last year”s Ashes and last month”s World Twenty20 final against their oldest rivals, were now 192 for five. But the required rate was under a run-a-ball.

Tim Bresnan (27) then helped fellow World Twenty20 winner Morgan take England to the brink of victory.

Australia had won eight of their last nine one-dayers against England but they had no answer to Morgan”s sparkling display under the floodlights.

England suffered an early setback when Strauss, who”d struck two fours, was caught behind off a Harris delivery for 10.

Craig Kieswetter, man-of-the-match in the World Twenty20 final with a rapid 63, again scored briskly.

And debutant teenage quick Josh Hazlewood, Australia”s youngest one-day international, saw his first ball, a full toss, driven down the ground for four by Kevin Pietersen, who subsequently drove Watson for a boundary.

But Watson had his revenge when Pietersen, on 29, miscued to Ponting at backward point.
Kieswetter then hooked Hazlewood for the match”s first six.

However, Hazlewood clean bowled Kieswetter for 38. England, who had been 75 for one, were now 81 for three.

And that became 97 for four when Twenty20 winning captain Paul Collingwood, holed out off Watson to James Hopes at mid-off.

But Morgan, reverse-sweeping off-spinner Nathan Hauritz for four and Wright, driving Watson for a straight six, stopped the rot.

Earlier, Clarke faced 97 balls in an innings where the next best score was Hopes”s 34.
The series continues with a day/nighter at Cardiff on Thursday.

jessica watson live

3″ />Teenage solo sailor Jessica Watson has crossed the finish line of her epic round the world voyage after 210 days at sea.

The 16-year-old Queenslander sailed through the Sydney Heads at 1.55pm (AEST) on Saturday to become the youngest person to circumnavigate the globe solo, nonstop and unassisted.

Her mum, Julie, cried as her daughter crossed through the Sydney Heads finish line.
After she had crossed the finish line, Australian Customs boarded the yacht followed by a TEN camera crew and previous round-the-world sailors Jesse Martin and Mike Perham, who both interviewed Watson live on her route to the Sydney Opera House.

Seven even included the TEN / ONE interviews live in its coverage and cut to ONE footage as she stepped onto the dock. Nine also used ONE feed to complement its coverage.

Watson was wearing a ONE t-shirt as she stepped off Ella’s Pink Lady, indicative of the sponsorship from the network. She walked a pink carpet to the stage with family who helped her with regaining her land legs after 7 months at sea.
Jessica’s grandfather Tom Watson says he was never concerned about her safety at sea, but he is concerned about her coping with the media frenzy.

‘I’ve always felt that she’d be OK and she has been OK- she certainly knew what she was about,’ he said.

‘We’re happy for her to be home in one way, but we’re a bit worried about how she’s going to be when she’s been on dry land for a couple of days. It’s going to be an awful big change for her.
Watson was humble in her achievement telling the nation people didn’t realise what 16year old girls could achieve. She thanked her family, sponsors and supporters and even ‘disagreed’ with the Prime Minister that she was a new Australian hero.
She left Sydney on 18 October, defying critics who said she was being irresponsible for taking on such a difficult voyage at such a young age.

Also meeting her in Sydney is Briton Mike Perham, who last year at the age of 17 completed his own solo around the world voyage in nine months.

Watson leads as Australia make 191 against Pakistan

GROS ISLET: All-rounder Shane Watson top-scored with 81 as Australia punished lax Pakistan fielding by making 191 all out in their opening Group A World Twenty20 match here on Sunday.

Watson, dropped on 11 by Misbah-ul-Haq at midwicket and missed by Misbah, running back at mid-on, both times off Mohammad Hafeez, struck four sixes and seven fours in his blistering 49-ball innings.

Together with David Hussey, he put on 98 in under nine overs for the third wicket.

Hussey dropped on 18 at long-off by Salman Butt, a relatively easy chance, went on to make 53 off 29 balls with five sixes and two fours.

Hussey was especially severe on seamer Mohammad Sami, striking him for 28 runs in the 16th over with the batsman striking four sixes, including three in a row.

Eventually Hussey holed out off Saeed Ajmal and, three balls later, Clarke was lbw to the off-spinner to leave Australia 164 for four in the 17th over.

There was though an extraordinary end to the Australia innings with five wickets going down for no runs in six balls during the last over from fast bowler Mohammad Aamer.

Brad Haddin was caught off the over”s first ball, Mitchell Johnson clean bowled off the second with both Michael Hussey and Steven Smith run out by direct hits from wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal as they tried to run byes.

Shaun Tait survived the fifth ball but was bowled off the last for nought.

Pakistan beat Bangladesh by 21 runs in their first match of the tournament here on Saturday.

First innings scoreboard
Australia
D. Warner c U Akmal b Sami 26
S. Watson lbw b Ajmal 81
M. Clarke b Hafeez 02
D. Hussey c Alam b Ajmal 53
M. Hussey run out (K Akmal) 17
C. White c Alam b Ajmal 09
B. Haddin c Sami b Aamer 01
M. Johnson b Aamer 0
S. Smith run out (K Akmal) 0
D. Nannes not out 0
S. Tait b Aamer 0

Extras (w1, nb1) 2

Total (all out, 20 overs) 191

Fall of wickets: 1-54 (Warner), 2-64 (Clarke), 3-162 (D Hussey), 4-164 (Clarke), 5-181 (White), 6-191 (Haddin), 7-191 (Johnson), 8-191 (M Hussey), 9-191 (Smith), 10-191 (Tait)

Bowling: Aamer 4-1-23-3; Hafeez 4-0-47-1; Sami 4-0-54-1 (1nb, 1w); Afridi 4-0-33-0; Ajmal 4-0-34-3
Toss: Australia

Pakistan: Salman Butt, Kamran Akmal (wkt), Mohammad Hafeez, Shahid Afridi (capt), Umar Akmal, Fawad Alam, Misbah-ul-Haq, Abdul Razzaq, Mohammad Aamer, Mohammad Sami, Saeed Ajmal

Umpires: Asoka de Silva (SRI) and Shavir Tarapore (IND)
TV umpire: Marais Erasmus (RSA)
Match referee: Ranjan Madugalle (SRI)

Watson stars as Australia defeat Pakistan

GROS ISLET: Shane Watson top-scored with 81 as Australia punished lax Pakistan fielding to win their opening World Twenty20 match by a convincing 34 run margin here on Sunday.

Man-of-the-match Watson”s innings was the cornerstone of Australia”s 191 all out, made after captain Michael Clarke won the toss.

But the all-rounder was dropped twice and Watson made defending champions Pakistan pay by striking four sixes and seven fours in his blistering 49-ball innings

Together with David Hussey, he put on 98 in under nine overs for the third wicket.

Hussey dropped on 18 at long-off by Salman Butt, a relatively easy chance, went on to make 53 off 29 balls with five sixes and two fours.

Hussey was especially severe on seamer Mohammad Sami, striking him for 28 runs in the 16th over with the batsman striking four sixes, including three in a row.

Pakistan lost Kamran Akmal for nought to the first legitimate ball of their reply when he sliced Dirk Nannes to Steven Smith at short third man.

Salman Butt (15) miscued an attempted hook off fast bowler Shaun Tait and was caught by David Hussey before left-arm quick Mitchell Johnson”s second ball proved too much for Mohammad Hafeez, who pulled straight to deep square leg.

Australia, holding their catches, had reduced Pakistan to 34 for three inside five overs and they never looked like recovering from such a start.

Tait then had the satisfaction of bowling Pakistan captain and hard-hitting batsman Shahid Afridi for 33 before finishing the match by bowling Saeed Ajmal off the last ball.

Misbah-ul-Haq top-scored for Pakistan with 41 but that was never going to be enough by itself.

Afridi had only inherited the Pakistan captaincy after the fall-out from the team”s disastrous recent tour of Australia where they failed to win in three Tests, five one-day internationals and a Twenty20.

Earlier, David Hussey holed out off Ajmal and, three balls later, the off-spinner had Watson lbw.

There was an extraordinary end to the Australia innings with a five-wicket maiden during the last over from Mohammad Aamer.

Brad Haddin was caught off the over”s first ball, Mitchell Johnson clean bowled off the second with both Michael Hussey and Steven Smith run out by direct hits from wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal as they tried to run byes.

Tait survived the fifth ball but was bowled off the last for nought.

Left-arm quick Aamer finished with three wickets for 23 runs, with Ajmal taking three for 34.

Pakistan defeated Bangladesh by 21 runs in the first Group A match here on Saturday and both Pakistan and Australia will qualify for the second round of if the Aussies beat Bangladesh in Barbados on Wednesday.

Final scoreboard

Australia
D. Warner c U Akmal b Sami 26
S. Watson lbw b Ajmal 81
M. Clarke b Hafeez 2
D. Hussey c Alam b Ajmal 53
M. Hussey run out (K Akmal) 17
C. White c Alam b Ajmal 9
B. Haddin c Sami b Aamer 1
M. Johnson b Aamer 0
S. Smith run out (K Akmal) 0
D. Nannes not out 0
S. Tait b Aamer 0

Extras (w1, nb1) 2

Total (all out, 20 overs) 191

Fall of wickets: 1-54 (Warner), 2-64 (Clarke), 3-162 (D Hussey), 4-164 (Clarke), 5-181 (White), 6-191 (Haddin), 7-191 (Johnson), 8-191 (M Hussey), 9-191 (Smith), 10-191 (Tait)

Bowling: Aamer 4-1-23-3; Hafeez 4-0-47-1; Sami 4-0-54-1 (1nb, 1w); Afridi 4-0-33-0; Ajmal 4-0-34-3

Pakistan
K. Akmal c Smith b Nannes 0
S. Butt c D Hussey b Tait 15
M. Hafeez c M Hussey b Johnson 12
U. Akmal c M Hussey b Smith 18
Misbah-ul-Haq c Clarke b Nannes 41
S. Afridi b Tait 33
A. Razzaq c Warner b Nannes 1
F. Alam c Clarke b Johnson 16
M. Aamer c Smith b D Hussey 2
M. Sami not out 5
S. Ajmal b Tait 4

Extras (lb1, w8, nb1) 10
Total (all out, 20 overs) 157
Fall of wickets: 1-1 (K Akmal), 2-28 (Butt), 3-34 (Hafeez), 4-70 (U Akmal), 5-117 (Afridi), 6-120 (Razzaq), 7-132 (Misbah), 8-146 (Aamer), 9-151 (Alam), 10-157 (Ajmal)

Bowling: Nannes 4-0-41-3 (2w); Tait 4-0-20-3 (3w); Johnson 4-0-21-2 (1nb, 1w); Watson 3-0-24-0; D Hussey 2-0-12-1; Clarke 1-0-14-0; Smith 2-0-24-1 (1w)

Toss: Australia
Result: Australia won by 34 runs
Man-of-the-match: Shane Watson (AUS)

Umpires: Asoka de Silva (SRI) and Shavir Tarapore (IND)
TV umpire: Marais Erasmus (RSA)
Match referee: Ranjan Madugalle (SRI)

Rajasthan Royals Vs Mumbai Indians 45th Match Video Highlights

Rajasthan Royals Vs Mumbai Indians 45th match at Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaypur. Rajasthan Royals won the toss and elected to field first. Sachin Tendulkar played Master innings, He made 89runs in 59 balls. Mumbai Indians made 174/5runs in 20 Overs. Rajasthan Royals 2nd innings it made 137/8runs in 20 Overs. Mumbai Indians win the match by 37 runs. Man of the Match : Sachin Tendulkar.

RR Vs MI 45th match Full Scoreboard

Mumbai Indians Batting
Sanath Jayasuriya c A Jhunjunwala b S Watson 1(2b)
Sachin Tendulkar (c) not out 89(59b,10/4,2/6)
Ambati Rayudu(wk) c N Ojha b S Watson 0(3b)
Saurabh Tiwary c A Dole b S Watson 15(9b,3/4)
Jean-Paul Duminy c M Lumb b S Trivedi 31(32b,4/4)
Kieron Pollard b A Dole 25(13b,3/4,1/6)
Rajagopal Sathish not out 1(2b)
Extras: (lb 4, w 12
Total: (5 wkts, 20 ovs) 174

Rajasthan Royals Bowling
Yusuf Pathan 4 0 24 0
Shane Watson 4 0 37 3
Aditya Dole 3 0 34 1
Abhishek Jhunjunwala 1 0 6 0
Shane Warne 4 0 34 0
Siddharth Trivedi 4 0 35 1

Rajasthan Royals Batting
Michael Lumb c J Duminy b D Kulkarni 8(6b,2/4)
Naman Ojha(wk) c S Tendulkar b Z Khan 0(5b)
Faiz Fazal run out (S Jayasuriya/H Singh) 10(15b,1/4)
Shane Watson run out (A Rayudu) 1(2b)
Abhishek Jhunjunwala run out (S Tiwary/A Rayudu) 22(22b,1/6)
Adam Voges c A Rayudu b Z Khan 28(27b,2/4)
Yusuf Pathan c H Singh b K Pollard 10(8b,1/6)
Abhishek Raut not out 20(17b,2/6)
Aditya Dole c (sub)S Dhawan b H Singh 30(18b,2/4,1/6)
Extras: (lb 1, w 7) 8
Total: (8 wkts, 20 ovs) 137

Mumbai Indians Bowling
Zaheer Khan 4 1 17 2
Dhawal Kulkarni 4 0 40 1
Lasith Malinga 40 23 0
Harbhajan Singh 4 0 21 1
Sanath Jayasuriya 2 0 16 0
Kieron Pollard 2 0 19 1

Rajasthan Royals Vs Mumbai Indians 45th match Video Highlights

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