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Anwar annihilates India
MADRAS, May 22: Left-hander Saeed Anwar slammed a world ■ ■ record score of I 194 to carry ■ Pakistan into the Independence Cup final with a 35-run victory over India here on Wednesday, reports AFP.
The 28-year-old opener overcame cramps and energysapping heat to compile one-day cricket’s highest score, sur- . passing: West,,Ipdian Vlv Richards .long-Standing record of 189 not out against England in 1984.
Anwar hit 22 boundaries and five sixes in his 12th one-
day century — the first against India — as Pakistan piled up 327-5 before bowling out the hosts for 292 in a high-scoring thriller at the Chepauk.
Pakistan take on world champions in the best-of-three finals starting at Mohali on Saturday and continuing at Calcutta's Eden Gardens on May 27 and May 28.
The Indians, cheered on by 45,000 home fans, made a brave attempt to overhaul the daunting target despite losing captain and star batsman Sachin Tendulkar cheaply for four.
Rahul Dravid led the charge with 107. his maiden one-day hundred, adding 52 for the second wicket with Saurav Ganguly and 134 for the third with Vinod Kambli (65).
But Pakistan’s second line of bowlers made up for the absence of spearheads Wasim Akram. Waqar Younis and Mushtaq Ahmed by restricting the Indians at the crunch.
Seamer Aaquib Javed, who Kicked up Tendulkar's wicket in is second over, also removed
Ganguly, Dravid. Sunil Joshi and Abey Kuruvilla to finish with his second successive five-wicket haul. He took 5-35 against Sri Lanka.
Anwar, who took the help of a runner at 66, faced 147 balls till his dismissal in the 47th over with Pakistan comfortably place at 297 for four.
The 121-match veteran Joined Tendulkar in second place in the list of leading one-day centurions behind West In-di^o.pe$njpn^ lyrics (J7).
"It,’s the happiest day of my life." a tired, but delighted Anwar said later, "not only because I got the record but also because it helped Pakistan win.
"Everything clicked for me today. The wicket was beautiful, very good for playing shots. But it was very hot out there. I had to hang in there to ensure we got a big score."
Anwar put on 89 for the second wicket with Raja (22) after the early exit of Shahid Afridi for eight. 116 for the third with Ijaz Ahmed (39) and 84 for the fourth with Inzamainul Haq.
Anwar raced to his 50 off 44 deliveries and reached the three-figure mark in the 27th over with the help of two sixes and 12 boundaries from 84 balls.
He swung leg-spinner Anil Kumble for his third six to reach 150 and celebrated the landmark by lofting Kumble's next two deliveries also over the ropes.
Anwar finally fell to a tired pull off Tendulkar, six runs short of a double century, but the burly Inzamam struck a brisk unbeaten 39 in the final overs to lift Pakistan past the 300-run mark.
"We did not bowl well even though the wicket was very good for batting." Tendulkar conceded. "but full marks to Anwar who played one of the best innings I have seen. He made all the difference.
"I feel as disappointed as the Indian fans because it would have been nice to play in the final of a tournament that celebrates the 50th year of India's independence."