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When India plays Pakistan Sunday is their first encounter after the 2019 ODI World Cup. But even though they played more often, encounters between the two countries on the 22-yard field often turned into folklore. Here is a list of five memorable matches. Which one is the most memorable?
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– Miandad last ball six. Sharjah 1986
On April 18, 1986, former pak beating legend Javed Miandad hit the final ball of the match Chetan Sharma six to win the Indian Austral-Asia Cup final. Pakistan needed four runs to win the last ball.
– Venkatesh Prasad’s response to the arrogant Amir Sohail
1996 World Cup semi-final in Bengaluru. Sohail in the big run humiliates Prasad by pointing out where he’s going to hit him next. Prasad takes Sohail’s heels away from the next ball. Pakistan is disappearing.
– India will beat Pakistan to win first T20 World Cup
Pakistan needed 13 runs in the final overtime in one throw. Misbah hits another player’s six ball and tries to close the game with a risky bucket by shooting the next ball – just to catch Sreesanth
– Kiran More-Javed Miandad cheats in 1992
1992 MM, Sydney. Miandad gets annoyed by the gestures of the Indian guard Gore and strikes back with his verbal volleys and famous jumping stories. Judge David Shepherd must intervene to ensure common sense. Pakistan lost the match
– India 125, Pakistan 87
Sharjah again. 1985 Rothmans Cup. In India, all 125, and Imran Khan takes 6-14. Indian bowlers (Kapil, Sivaramakrishan, Shastri, Madan Lal, Binny) struck back and Pakistan fell 87th. India won by 38 runs
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– Miandad last ball six. Sharjah 1986
On April 18, 1986, former pak beating legend Javed Miandad hit the final ball of the match Chetan Sharma six to win the Indian Austral-Asia Cup final. Pakistan needed four runs to win the last ball.
– Venkatesh Prasad’s response to the arrogant Amir Sohail
1996 World Cup semi-final in Bengaluru. Sohail in the big run humiliates Prasad by pointing out where he’s going to hit him next. Prasad takes Sohail’s heels away from the next ball. Pakistan is disappearing.
– India will beat Pakistan to win first T20 World Cup
Pakistan needed 13 runs in the final overtime in one throw. Misbah hits another player’s six ball and tries to close the game with a risky bucket by shooting the next ball – just to catch Sreesanth
– Kiran More-Javed Miandad cheats in 1992
1992 MM, Sydney. Miandad gets annoyed by the gestures of the Indian guard Gore and strikes back with his verbal volleys and famous jumping stories. Judge David Shepherd must intervene to ensure common sense. Pakistan lost the match
– India 125, Pakistan 87
Sharjah again. 1985 Rothmans Cup. In India, all 125, and Imran Khan takes 6-14. Indian bowlers (Kapil, Sivaramakrishan, Shastri, Madan Lal, Binny) struck back and Pakistan fell 87th. India won by 38 runs
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