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Inzamam innings sinks India in Muscat day-nighter
MUSCAT. Sept 4: Indian teenage prodigy Sachin Tendulkar's quickfire 84 runs were not enough
Mlapdad. who was announced the Pakistani skipper by the organisers, refused to go out for the toss wtth his Indian counterpart Mohammad
to stop the Pakistani team beating them by 2 1 runs In the first-ever day-night International cricket match played here late Thursday, reports AP
Inxamamul Haq had set the packed 26.000 scat stadium alight with six sixes and 10 fours for 119 runs in 100 balls.
The match between Indian and Pakistani teams showed the youngsters delighting the cricket fans of the Sultanate. A veteran disappointed them.
Pakistani Waqar Younis, accused of ball doctoring by the English press after Pakistan's recent 2 1 Test series run. grabbed five wickets to send the Indiana crashing for 226 In reply to Pakistan s total of 247
The performance of the three gave the stadium its money s worth, even though the master Pakistani batsman Javed Miandad let down his large number of fans among the expatriate community from the Aslan subcontinent
Azharuddln and another veteran Mudassar Nazar took his place.
Miandad. who retired after facing five bulls, came back at the end of the Pakistani in-
nings. But he threw away his wicket without any effort, and to make things worse did not field at all.
At his insistence, the match was reduced to 45 overs from 50. Apparently, he wanted It to be cut to 40 overs as the Pakistani players had arrived In Oman from London only the morning of the same day
A spokesman for the organisers described his behaviour as "arrogant."
However, the Indian veteran Sunil Gavaskar played a superb second fiddle to Tendulkar. who at 17. is 24 years his junior. They added 65 runs In eight overs. Gavaskar also ran his doubles and singles without any signs of age and despite the sweltering heat.
Pakistani XI: 247 all out. in 42.5 overs (Inzamamul Haq 1 19. Salim Malik 40. Javgal Srinath 4-44). beat Indian XI 226 for 9 In 44.3 overs (K Srlkkanth 35. Sanjay Man-Jrekar 25. Sachin Tendulkar 84. Sunil Gavaskar 22. Waqar Younis 5-25).
Ravi Shastri of India did not bat after pulling a hip muscle while fielding.