KheloPakistan present their first ever fan following. A young man from Australia went to see the Melbourne Renegades in action last week. Here is a snipet of what, Eliya Abbas made of the game and experience:

Choice of game
Shahid 'Boom Boom' Afridi and Abdul 'Bang Bang' Razzaq in my town playing for the same team - Do I really need any other reason to go watch this match? 

Team supported
The moment I found out that Afridi and Razzaq were going to be playing for Melbourne Renegades (which also happens to be my home team), I was already their fan! My love for these two players also lead me to being one of the first hundred members of the Melbourne Renegades so the team I was supporting was obviously the Melbourne Renegades.

KheloPakistan.com start their first ever fan following today. A young Australian resident by the name of Eiya Abbas went to see Shahid Afridi and Abdul Razzaq play in the big bash last Thursday for the Melbourne Renegades. This is a piece of his following of the game and what his emotions were. Here is a snip of what to expect:

Amir ‘king’ Khan , a British-Pakistani boxer will put his WBA World Super Championship and IBF World Championship belts on the line against Lamont ‘havoc’ Peterson on December , the 10th . This sensational 12-round match up is the main event that takes place in Lamont’s home town of Washington.

Amir Iqbal Khan (26-1, 18 KO's) hailing from Bolton , England has his family origins deep into Kahuta ,Rawalpindi . Khan has been in tremendous form this year with two clinical and satisfying triumphs against Paul McCloskey and Zab Judah. Khan who is rated as the best boxer in the light welter weight division has had an illustrious career since he became the youngest silver medallist in 2004 Olympics just aged 17 . And went on to become the youngest British world champions ever, winning the WBA world title, aged only 22 and defending the WBA title five times before unifying the division.

Lamont Peterson(29-1-1, 15 KO's) hailing from Washington has had a troubled past but a very outstanding career so far. Peterson goes on to say, ’It is for sure the biggest and (most) exciting fight of my career so far", later adding "on 10 December, I will make my dreams come true and ruin Amir's plans to reign over his division". Peterson currently has no belts to his name and hopes that could all change come 10th December.

The 25 year old Spaniard,the King Of Clay,and the person who is considered by many to be the greatest player ever to play the game has been on a shaky run this year.

The major problem for Rafa this year seems to be the one and the only man ,NOVAK DJOKOVIC,who has been in a truly sensational form winning 3 Grandslams and 5 ATP World Tour Titles in the 2010-2011 season so far.

Things seemed normal when Nadal lost to Djokovic in the final of BNP Paribas Open 2011 but they started getting fishy when Rafa again lost to Novak, this time in the final of Miami Masters 2011.From there onwards ,the Mallorcan has lost 6 battles against Nole ,each of them coming in tournament finals and the sentences like “…he’s done some unbelievable stuff” and “he has accomplished what is impossible to repeat..”have become very common in Rafa’s post match press conferences.

This bad patch for Nadal has become even more significant after his loss to Andy Murray in the final of Rakuten Open Tennis Tournament this past Sunday.

One of the most obvious reasons for Nadals losses (especially in the finals of tournaments)is that the repeated defeats from djokovic have distorted his mindset a lot and he hasn’t been able to fully concentrate on his game.