Continuing with the trend set by their arch-rivals, Pakistani batsmen also deemed it fit to lose their wickets in the similar way until Sehwag managed to bowl one delivery that disturbed Abdur Razzaq's furniture. However two more caught dismissals in Pakistan's innings took the match tally of catches to 16 - joint third highest in ODIs as is evident from the following table:
Total | Countries | Venue | Date | Match Agg |
18 | Pakistan (8 catches taken) - Sri Lanka (10) | Colombo (PSS) | 30-3-1986 | 313-20 |
17 | Zimbabwe (10) - West Indies (7) | Sydney | 23-1-2001 | 229-20 |
17 | Australia (9) - India (8) | Melbourne | 09-1-2004 | 558-20 |
16 | India (6) - Pakistan (10) | Toronto | 18-9-1997 | 330-16 |
16 | India (8) - New Zealand (8) | Perth | 09-10-1980 | 319-20 |
16 | Zimbabwe (9) - Pakistan (7) | Harare | 26-2-1995 | 370-18 |
16 | South Africa (8) - Bangladesh (8) | Potchefstroom | 03-10-2002 | 434-18 |
16 | England (7) - Sri Lanka (9) | Perth | 20-12-2002 | 421-19 |
16 | Pakistan (8) - India (8) | Toronto | 13-9-1998 | 441-19 |
16 | New Zealand (8) - Sri Lanka (8) | Sharjah | 09-4-2002 | 425-18 |
16 | India (10) - Pakistan (6) | Edgbaston | 19-9-2004 | 401-17 |
Note: Match Agg - Match Aggregate