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Qudrat Ka Nizam 

Literal translation from Urdu language is 'System of Nature'.

Primarily used in Cricket, to denote some sort of supernatural intervention that changes the course of outcomes in games, that could not be explained otherwise.
Pakistan cricket team somehow always finds a way to qualify for the knockout stages, thanks to Qudrat Ka Nizam!
Qudrat Ka Nizam by drskeptic November 8, 2023
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qudrat ka nizam 

A term often used colloquially to describe an extraordinary or miraculous occurrence, especially in the context of the Pakistan cricket team's performance in world cups or major events. It conveys the idea of heavy reliance on external factors, such as other games and teams, for their qualification in the next round, suggesting an element of unpredictability and dependency in their outcomes.
"In the latest world cup match, Pakistan's cricket team once again relied on 'Qudrat ka Nizam' as they depended on the results of other teams' matches to determine their qualification for the next round."
qudrat ka nizam by WhyRatKoliBetter November 4, 2023
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Qudrat ka nizam 

A term often used colloquially to describe an extraordinary or miraculous occurrence, especially in the context of the Pakistan cricket team's performance in world cups or major events. It conveys the idea of heavy reliance on external factors, such as other games and teams, for their qualification in the next round, suggesting an element of unpredictability and dependency in their outcomes.
"In the latest world cup match, Pakistan's cricket team once again relied on 'Qudrat ka Nizam' as they depended on the results of other teams' matches to determine their qualification for the next round."
Qudrat ka nizam by WhyRatKoliBetter November 5, 2023
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