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Pakistan beat Bangladesh with a ball to spare
September 18, 2003 22:41 IST
Yousuf Youhana scored an unbeaten 94 to lead Pakistan to five-wicket win with just one ball to spare in the fourth one-day international on Thursday.
Youhana hit five fours and one six, to follow scores of 49, 106 and 65 in the first three matches of the series, all of which Pakistan won.
His innings kept Bangladesh waiting for their first one-day international win since the 1999 World Cup when they beat Pakistan.
Since then Bangladesh have lost 41 out of 43 matches, two of them non-results.
Bangladesh elected to bat first on Thursday and recovered from a slow start to finish on a respectable 222 for eight in 50 overs. Pakistan made 226 for five off 49.5 overs
Bangladesh:
Hannan Sarkar lbw Abdul Razzak 25
Khaled Mashud lbw Mohammad Sami 0
Rajin Saleh lbw Mohammad Hafeez 47
Habibul Bashar run out 37
Alok Kapali b Abdul Razzak 12
Tushar Imran lbw Umar Gul 33
Mushfiqur Rahman b Umar Gul 22
Khaled Mahmud b Mohammad Sami 18
Mohammad Rafique not out 2
Mashrafe Mortaza not out 6
Extras (b-1, lb-8, w-5, nb-6): 20
Total (for eight wickets, 50 overs): 222
Did not bat: Tapash Baisya
Fall of wickets: 1-9, 2-47, 3-117, 4-126, 5-144, 6-193, 7-212, 8-216
Bowling: Mohammad Sami 10-0-41-2 (nb-3 , w-4), Umar Gul 9-1-29-2 (nb-1, w-1), Shoaib Malik 10-0-32-0 (nb-2), Abdul Razzak 9-0-43-2, Junaid Zia 6-0-46-0, Mohammad Hafeez 6-0-22-1.
Pakistan:
Imran Nazir c Hannan Sarkar b Tapash Baisya 28
Mohammad Hafeez c Rajin Saleh b Tapash Baisya 9
Yousuf Youhana not out 94
Younis Khan lbw Mohammad Rafique 37
Inzamam-ul-Haq c Tapash Baisya b Mashrafe Mortaza 18
Shoaib Malik run out 17
Abdul Razzak not out 8
Extras (b-1, lb-5, w-9): 15
Total (for five wickets, 49.5 overs): 226
Did not bat: Kamran Akmal, Mohammad Sami, Junaid Zia, Umar Gul.
Fall of wickets: 1-38, 2-50, 3-135, 4-170, 5-205
Bowling: Mashrafe Mortaza 10-1-51-1 (w-4), Tapash Baisya 8.5-0-42-2 (w-3), Mushfiqur Rahman 10-1-38-0 (w-1), Khaled Mahmud 8-0-30-0, Mohammad Rafique 10-0-41-1 (w-1), Rajin Saleh 3-0-18-0.