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Victory with a six or four off the last ball

Only in 12 cases of ODI history has a side won the match by striking a four or six off last ball, writes Rajneesh Gupta.

Published on: Aug 3, 2006, 18:50:00 IST
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Zimbabwe registered an incredible win over Bangladesh in the third one-dayer of five-match ODI series on August 2. Needing 17 to win off the last over, Zimbabwe romped home when Taylor hit last ball of the match for a massive six over mid-wicket.

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This provided only the 12th instance in ODI history when a side achieved a win by hitting a six or four off the last ball of the match. This was only the third instance of a victory with a SIX off the last ball of the match.

The accompanying table lists all such instances:

England beat Pakistan   Sahiwal  23-12-1977 IT Botham hit a four off Altaf
Pakistan beat India  Sharjah  18-04-1986  Javed Miandad hit a six off CJ Sharma
West Indies beat England  Kingston  03-03-1990  I Bishop hit a four off A Fraser
Australia beat West Indies  Sydney  01-01-1996  M Bevan hit a four off R Harper
New Zealand beat Zimbabwe  Dhaka  24-10-1998  CZ Harris hit a four off N Johnson
South Africa beat New Zealnd  Napier  26-03-1999  L Klusener hit a six six off DJ Nash
South Africa beat New Zealand  Cape Town  04-11-2000  L Klusener hit a four off SB O'Connor
West Indies beat South Africa  Kingston  29-04-2001  RD Jacobs hit a four off AA Donald
South Africa beat West Indies  Colombo SSC  13-09-2002  AC Dawson hit a four off MV Dillon
West Indies beat India  Jamshedpur  06-11-2002  RR Sarwar hit a four off AB Agarkar
Pakistan beat India  Ahmedabad  12-04-2005  Inzamam-ul-Haq hit a four off Sachin Tendulkar
Zimbabwe beat Bangladesh  Harare  02-08-2006  BRM Taylor hit a six off Mashrafe Mortaza

Note: Asif Mujtaba hit a six off SR Waugh to tie the match for Pakistan v Australia at Hobart on 10-12-1992.

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