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Saeed serenade all around
NEW DELHI, May 22: India put aside the disappointment of not qualifying for the final of their own Independence Cup to applaud Pakistan's recordbreaking opener Saeed Anwar, reports AFP.
Anwar notched up one-day cricket's highest individual score of 194 in Madras on Wednesday night to lead Pakistan’s 35-run win over India in a high-scoring thriller at the Chepauk.
Tt was the most remarkable innings of modern Writes,* wrote The Hiridu newspaper as Anwar erased West India Vlv Richards’ long-standing record of 189 not out against England in 1984.
"He defied the worst weather conditions imaginable cramps because of the draining humidity of Madras to produce an adjective-defying knock that was simply amazing in its innovativeness." the paper wrote.
"We never thought we would live to see the day when a batsman would cross the double hundred barrier. Anwar came within a sixer hit of what has in the entire history of one-day cricket seemed an unattainable landmark."
There were still 3.4 overs remaining when Anwar topedged a tired sweep off Indian captain Sachin Tendulkar to fine leg to end his 147-ball innings which contained five sixes and 22 boundaries.
Tendulkar, whose 12 one-day hundreds were equalled by Anwar, said: "It was the best innings I have seen. He made all the difference between victory and defeat."
Former Indian captains Bishan Singh Bedi and Ravi Shastri acknowledged that Pakistan deserved to be in finals after Anwar's splendid knock which exposed the limitations of the Indian bowlers.
"Such an innings comes once in a lifetime and it was a privilege to be there to watch it,” Bedi said. "The Indians had absolutely no clue on how to bowl to him Anwar made them look like street-side bowlers."
Shastri added: "Anwar is one of the most accomplished batsmen around but a very under-rated cricketer. Hopefully this knock will make people sit up and take notice. I rank him among the world's best."
The 45.000-strong crowd at the Chepauk. who rose to a man to applaud Anwar s record, were
disappointed that India did not make the finals after the brave chase.
"But it’s no disgrace to lose a match like this." said one fan. "there could have been only one winner after Anwar's recordbreaking effort."
Meanwhile, in Pakistan ju-biliant fans distributed sweets and cricketers and family members continued to pay rich tribute to Saeed Anwar.
"I am proud of my son who smashed the world record. He has fulfilled my dreams." his father Mohammad Anwar, himself was a first-class cricketer. told AFP.
Today my son has made me the richest man on the earth," he said.
His brother Javed Anwar said hundreds of fans phoned the family residence in Lahore while groups of youths thronged the streets distributing sweets.
Cricketing legend Hanif Mohammad termed the occasion as "historic" and said Anwar's innings was "the best in the history of one-day internationals.
It was his day and it was a great demonstration of stroke play. He is a great player.
"People of Pakistan feel great as emotions run high in a match between India and Pakistan like the encounters between Lancashire and Yorkshire." he added.
"It was a treat to watch and was a great performance. He has proved himself number one and left behind Brian Lara, Sachin Tendulkar and Mark Waugh. All of them are stroke players but Saeed Anwar is simply Seat," former top spinner Iqbal asim said.