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It's Naved after Butt

Pakistan crush India by 106 runs

AFP, Jamshedpur
Salman Butt smashed an impressive century and seamer Navedul Hasan grabbed
a career-best 6-27 as Pakistan whipped India by 106 runs in the third one-day international here on Saturday.
Butt slammed a solid 101 to help Pakistan post a big total of 319-9 on a good batting pitch. Naved then restricted India to 213 with his superb effort with the ball.
The tourists kept alive their hopes with the first win in the six-match series. They had lost the first two games at Cochin and Visakhapatnam.
Pakistan's total was never under threat as Naved ripped through the top order to virtually reduce the match to a no-contest. They had wrapped up the game when they sent India reeling at 82-6 in 17 overs.
Lower-order batsman Irfan Pathan top-scored with an aggressive 64 in a dismal Indian batting performance, but it came too late to stop Pakistan from completing an emphatic victory.
Naved rocked India when he had in-form opener Virender Sehwag (two) caught by Shahid Afridi at point in his opening over.
India skipper Sourav Ganguly's poor form continued as he made just four runs before being caught by Younis Khan at second slip off Naved while trying to drive away from the body.
Mahendra Dhoni (28), who scored 148 in the previous match, failed on his home ground, he miscued a pull to be caught by wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal.
Naved, whose previous best was 4-25, then had Yuvraj Singh caught behind to bag 4-24 in his opening seven-over spell.
Fast bowler Sami also kept pressure on the Indian batsmen in the initial overs, removing star batsmen Sachin Tendulkar (six) and Rahul
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Dravid (28) to ensure a comfortable victory for his team.
Pakistan were indebted to Butt for scoring a challenging total after electing to bat.
The left-handed opener, 20, put his team on the right track with a 145-run stand for the second wicket with Shoaib Malik (75). He hit 10 fours in his second century before being run out.
Butt's previous hundred also came against India at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata last year.
His stand with Malik came off 154 balls after opener Afridi was caught in the slips by Dravid off left-arm seamer Ashish Nehra.
Nehra also dismissed Inzamam (23) with the first ball of his second spell before accounting for Naved to finish with 3-57.
Malik batted aggressively in his 79-ball knock, hitting seven fours and two sixes. Yousuf Youhana scored a brisk 43 off 31 balls.
The remaining matches will be played at Ahmedabad (April 12), Kanpur (April 15) and New Delhi (April 17).
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of the third one-day international between India and Pakistan at the Keenan Stadium in Jamshedpur on Saturday:
PAKISTAN
Butt run out 101
Afridi c Dravid b Nehra 17
Malik c Tendulkar b Sehwag 75
Inzamam c Pathan b Nehra 23
Youhana c Dravid b Harbhajan 43
Razzaq st Dhoni b Yuvraj 18
Akmal not out 14
Younis c Dravid b Zaheer 9
Sami run out 6
Naved c sub (Mongia) b Nehra 0
Kaneria not out 0
Extras: (lb-6, w-5, nb-2) 13
Total: (for 9 wktsin 50 overs) 319
Fall of wickets: 1-31, 2-176, 3-219, 4239, 5-287, 6-291, 7-308, 8-316, 9-317
Bowler O M R W
Pathan 8.2 0 67 0
Nehra 10 0 57 3
Zaheer 10 0 48 1
Harbhajan 10 0 57 1
Tendulkar 4 0 25 0
Sehwag 6 0 49 1
Yuvraj 1.4 0 10 1
INDIA
Sehwag c Afridi b Naved 2
Tendulkar c Younis b Sami 6
Dhoni cAkmal b Naved 28
Ganguly c Younis b Naved 4
Dravid c Younis b Sami 28
Yuvraj c Akmal b Naved 1
Kaif c Younis b Kaneria 32
Pathan c Akmal b Naved 64
Harbhajan b Malik 2
Zaheer not out 27
Nehra b Naved 3
Extras: (lb-3, nb-8, w-5) 16
Total: (All outin 41.4 overs) 213
Fall of wickets: 1-6, 2-11, 3-20, 4-54, 5-
66, 6-82, 7-143, 8-152, 9-204
Bowler O M R W
Sami 8 1 41 2
Naved 8.4 1 27 6
Razzaq 6 0 35 0
Kaneria 10 0 45 1
Malik 7 0 42 1
Afridi 2 0 20 0
Result: Pakistan won by 106 runs. Man-of-the-match: Navedul
Hasan.
Toss: Pakistan.
Umpires: Billy Bowden and K Hariharan.
Fourth ODI: April 12, Ahmedabad.