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It’s a tie at Lahore
LAHORE, Pakistan, Nov 22: West Indies and Pakls-' tan tied their second one-day international onFriday after Pakistan batsman Mushtaq Ahmed was run out going for the winning runs off the last ball of the match, reports Reuter.
Needing two to win, Mushtaq hit the ball to the covers but he could manage only a single before being run out. leaving the scores equal on 186 after 39 overs each.
Although Pakistan lost four wickets more than the West Indies, who made their runs for five wickets down, the game was declared a tic under the rules governing the three-match competition.
West Indies remain one up with the final game being played In Faisalabad on Sunday.
A full house of nearly 30,000 watched spellbound as Curtlcy Ambrose came up to bowl the final over with Pakistan needing 10 to win.
The big paccman caught and bowled wicketkeeper Moln Khan with his third ball, but was driven for four by Waqar Younis who then took a single off the penultimate delivery, leaving,(wo for victory.
But Mushtaq could not oblige arid honours ended even.
The man of the*’match award went to West Indies opener Desmond Haynes for an effortless 69.
Haynes stayed at the wicket for 169 minutes and hit six fours before being yorked by an In swinger from Aaqlb Javed.
Captain Imran Khan hit a fine 51 to sustain the Pakistan hopes after three wickets tumbled for one run, leaving the home side reeling at 70 for four.
Imran and Ijaz Ahmed, who was drafted Into the side at the last minute to replace Javed Mlandad. whose back trouble ruled him out for the match, shared the best stand of 47 for the fifth wicket.
Imran was caught by Richie Richardson at mid-wicket as he tried to hook Patrick Patterson when Pakistan still needed 16 runs for victory.
AP from Lahore adds: Pakistan's skipper Imran Khan won the loss lor Pakistan. In a surprise decision Khan asked the West Indies to bat first.
Last Wednesday, Khan bemoaned Pakistan's fate to bat second saying his team had trouble chasing the target. Pakistan lost that match.
The West Indies openers, Desmond Haynes and Phil Wallace gave a solid start of LTW runs to their team. Haynes scored an unblemished 69 in this match playing the sheet anchor's role once again.
In the first match in Karachi he scored 45. The newcomer Wallace gave good support with 32.
West Indies' skipper Richie Richardson, however, disappointed his following for the second time in this series. But Brian Lara and Carl Hooper played well to give their team a respectable total of 186 for 5 in 39 overs.overs average of 4.7 runs to win the match and keep the scries alive, ran into difficulties from the beginning.
It lost opener Aamer Sohail at 27. But recovered briefly when Rameez and debutante Inzamamul Haq added 41 runs for the second wicket.
Pakistan fell again to a superb demonstration of pace bowling by veteran Malcolm Marshal and ably supported by Curtly Ambrose and Patrick Patterson. They lost three wickets for Just one and were reeling at 4 for 70 when Imran •nd EJaz Ahmad put their heads down to take the total to 117
It was only In the last five overs that Imran Khan and Wasim Akram and Motn Khan were able to fore* the bowling and looked like they might reach their target.
Imran fell to Patterson when the score was 171. After that a belated effort by Waqar Younis and Moln Khan brought them to a position where they needed two runs to win on the last ball.
Mustaq Ahmad hit Ambrose to the mid on position and tried to take two runs but WAF run out while running the second.
Haynes took man of the match for his polished Innings of 69.
The final game will be played Sunday in Faisalabad.