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Pakistan in Shariah final
, SHARJAH, United Arab Emirates. Oct
. 23 : Pakistan over came a defiant India by four runs In *eml-dar knea*
on Wednesday to enter the Wills Trophy final here, reports AFP
Pakistan elected to bat first and ran up the tournament s highest score of 257 for seven In 50 over*, after ^the jnatch
India undefeated till then tn the three-nallon tournament, made a spirited chase before falling five runs short of the victory target
The two Aslan rivals meet once again in Friday s final to decide the winners purse of 30.000 US Dollars.
Pakistan had assured itself of making the final tn the morning Itself by securing ■ better run rate than the West Indies, but the win was a big morale-booster before the big game on Friday
Left handed opener Aamer Sohail, one of the three players flown tn to reinforce the injury-hit squad, hammered a suppers 91 which included four boundaries and a six.
He put on 86 for the second wteket with another replacement Zahid Fazal and 91 for the third with Salim Malik, to richly reserve the 1.000 dollar man of the match award.
Pakistan's score was boosted by a furious 43 off 24 balls by skipper Imran Khan which helped the side add 40 runs in the lust three overs.
Those runs made the difference in the end as India fell through despite being happily placed at one stage when they needed 39 off the last six overs with seven wickets tn hand.
The final five overs were played In fading Itght. which made the sighting of the ball difficult for both batsmen and fielders.
Under the tournament rules which state that a match should be played over 50 overs even if there Is a delayed start, the umpires had no option of calling off play despite protests from the Indian batsmen.
Indian vice captain Ravi Shastri led the Indian chase
with a polished 77 while Sachin Tendulkar struck a superb 49 of 38 ball* Mudded with three four* and two atxe*.
None of the Pakistani bowler* made an impact on the left-right opening combination of Sha* tri and Vinod Kamblt who took run* almost at will.
The first fifty came up in the llth over with Shastri on 22 and the more adventurous Kamblt on 33.
India were 43 for no loss when Shastri reached his individual fifty in the 22nd over with the help of aix boundaries.
The Indian vice captain celebrated the feat by swinging off spinner Akram Raza over long-on Tor six. a shot which posted the 100-stand from 23 over*.
Shastri had made 77 tn a score of 124 when he
attempted a big swipe off Younus and found his off stump uprooted, to give Pakistan a much-needed break:
Indian captain Mohammad Azharuddin and manger Ashok Mankad were not available for comment, but another team official U. Prabhakar Rao lashed out at ihe tournament rules which allowed play to go on under bad light.
"11 was just not cricket, we were tn the final anyway and did not want our batsmen to get hurt, but the umpires failed lo accept to the request to call off play, for bad light.
"It was no joke out there trying to face two of the world > fastest bowler*. Wasim Akram and Waqar Yount* tn condition* where sighting the ball was difficult. I am happy none of the batsmen were injured.
"If the atari was delayed by half an hour, the over* should have been reduced proportionally but the tournament official* Instated on playing the full 50 over*", he said