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Mujtaba is Pakistan's man
HOBART. Aualra Ha. Dec IO. Pakl*-tan* AMf Mujtaba Mt a Mx off the last ball to tie the
World Serie* cricket match against Australia at Bellerive Oval on Thursday, reports Reuter
The visitor*, who earlier looked to be crushing to defeat after Australia made 228 for seven off their SO overs, took 16 runs off Steve Waugh'* last over to finish on 228 for nine.
After 36 over*. Pakistan had been struggling on 123 for five, needing 7.6 an over for victory.
A*lf. whose mighty blow over mid-wicket earned the tie was named man-of-the match.
I was prepared for the stow ball from Steve Waugh but I got a full to**." he said.
A beaming Pakistan skipper Javed Miandad said it was "the best game we've had since we came here."
He added: 'At one stage we thought we might lose, but we got one point just like tn the World Cup — and we went on lo win that."
Javed was referring to a washout against England tn Adelaide earlier this year when the Pakistani* had seemed certain to be soundly beaten. Pakistan eventually won the Cup after the point from the washout enabled them to reach the semifinals.
Australian captain Mark Taylor said the last 10 overs were always the hardest to bowl when the pressure was on. "I thought we had our nose in front for most of the day but that's the way It goes in one-day cricket."
Waugh had removed Mushtaq Ahmed for a duck with the first ball of his final over before having the 16 runs smashed off the five remaining deliveries.
"Steve Waugh would go for 16 runs off his last five balls probably once in his career — and that was it," Taylor said.
"We were in control all day and it's disappointing not to get the two points.
Then again, they (Pakistan) might have needed six runs off the last ball to win and wc wouldn't have got anything," he said.
Taylor said that even with
hindai^it be would nM have charted Ms ^me Mrstegy and believed using Wsugh and CrMg McDermott, the team* two mo»( experienced one-day bowlers. to the final overs was the right decision
He said Waugh had been trying to bow! either a full length ball or a yorker with Ms last delivery to contain Mujtaba
It just got a little bit higher than he wanted it to." Taylor said
Earlier, the home side won the toss and decided to bat In front of a packed gallery
Pakistan # pace trio of
Wasim Akram. Waqar Younis and Aaqib Javed bowled tightly to hamper the Australian progress early
David Boon was lucky to survive two enthusiastic lbw appeals from Waqar before he was trapped in front by Aaqib for 14 when the score was 32.
Mark Taylor, finishing with 46. struggled to score quickly and was baffled by the leg spin of Mushtaq Ahmed, but added 92 with Dean Jones.
Jones and Steve Waugh picked up the pace, but in taking risks the Australian* lost three wickets to run out* — Jones for 53, Steve Waugh for 26 and Damien Martyn for five.
Mark Waugh was bowled by Mushtaq for 13 and It was up to the lower order to get the runs to compile a respectable total, with Ian Healy managing 24 and Paul Reiffel on 23 not out. Pakistan now have three points from two matche. tn the triangular serie.
Austral* have three point, from three matches while the West Indic. have two point, from three irsUches __