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Indians spun out

AFP, Amstelveen
Cricket
Pakistan spinners Shahid Afridi and Shoaib Malik took seven wickets between them to bowl their side to a 66-run win over arch-rivals India in the opening match of the triangular event here Saturday.
Afridi took four for 20 and man-of-the match Malik, who earlier made 68, three for 18 as India, chasing a target of 194 to win, were bowled out for 127 with six overs to spare.
But India were without Sachin Tendulkar after the star batsman was ruled out of the whole tournament, also featuring world champions Australia, earlier Saturday because of an elbow injury.
"I thought India were shooting towards the target," Pakistan coach Bob Woolmer told reporters afterwards.
"But credit to my side, we really fought hard, took a couple of wickets and the spinners bowled outstandingly well. The
catching was out of this world and the fielding very good indeed," the former England batsman, previously in charge of South Africa, added.
Man-of-the-match Malik, whose century powered Pakistan to a 59-run victory when the teams last met at the Asia Cup in Colombo in July, said he didn't reserve his best performances for India: "Not especially against India. The problem is my wife is from India," he said with a smile on his face.
India coach John Wright refused to use Tendulkar's absence as an excuse for defeat. "We are all professional. Injuries are a part of our life .. we've won games without Sachin before."
Former New Zealand batsman Wright added: "The problem is that batsman coming in are finding they have more runs to score than balls to face and that puts the pressure on numbers four and five."
Pakistan, after losing the toss, made 192 for six. That left India a revised target of 194 to win in their 33 overs after the innings had twice been reduced in length by rain.
Left-hander Ganguly, opening in place of Tendulkar, fell for 25 when his pull off Razzaq was caught by Yousuf Youhana running round at mid-wicket.
And 69 for two became 70 for three thanks to an even more spectacular piece of fielding which saw star batsman Rahul Dravid out for nought.
Venkatsai Laxman pushed Mohammad Sami for a single and set off. But Dravid, casually ambling in, was beaten by Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq's left-handed direct hit from mid-on.
Inzamam, famed throughout his career for being involved in run-outs rather than inflicting them on his opponents, saw his moment of magic lead to a Pakistan stranglehold on the match.
The India fans in the temporary stands holding most of the 10,000 capacity crowd went quiet when Laxman's patient 51-ball 37 ended when he played
on to off-spinner Malik.
At 96 for four the game, now being played in bright sunshine, was almost out of India's reach with Malik adding a couple ofwickets to his haul.
After a four hour delay, Afridi lofted the fifth ball of the match, from Irfan Pathan, high over long-on for six, before falling for 19.
Inzamam managed just one, caught behind off seamer Balaji and at 58 for three in the 15th over Pakistan were in trouble.
Malik, on 29, had a narrow escape when Kaif, fielding close in at short mid-off, just failed to hold a one-handed diving chance off Ganguly.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard in the triangular series match between India and Pakistan in Amstelveen on Saturday:
PAKISTAN: 192 for 6 in 33 overs.
INDIA
Sehwag c Malik b Shabbir 17
Ganguly c Youhana b Razzaq 25
Laxman b Malik 37
Dravid run out 0
Yuvraj lbw b Afridi 13
Kaif b Afridi 10
Gavaskar c Razzaq b Malik 15
Agarkar c Hameed b Malik 1
Pathan lbw b Afridi 1
Balaji c Sami b Afridi 2
Kumble not out 1
Extras: (lb-1, w-3, nb-1) 5
Total: (All out in 27 overs) 127
Fall of wkts: 1-30, 2-69, 3-70, 4-96, 5-98, 6116, 7-123, 8-123, 9-124, 10-127.
Bowler O M R W
Sami 5 0 29 0
Shabbir 5 0 22 1
Akhtar 3 0 23 0
Razzaq 4 1 14 1
Afridi 6 0 20 4
Malik 4 0 18 3
Result: Pakistan won by 66 runs (D/L method).
Man-of-the-match: Shoaib Malik. Toss: India