India vs Pakistan (2007)
LEADING THE CHARGE: Anil Kumble took five wickets in the Pakistan second innings.
Bad light plays spoiler; India bag series
Indian captain Anil Kumble showed there was no substitute for Test cricket when he took his team towards victory in the third and final Test against Pakistan. The leg-spinner bagged his 34th five-wicket haul in the last session as bad light forced a draw at the Chinnaswami Stadium on Wednesday. Set a target of 374, Pakistan limped to 162-7 in 36 overs in their second innings as Kumble did most of the damage to the delight of his home crowd. 23 comments
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We lost the series in Delhi: Lawson
Geoff Lawson spoke exclusively after the series was settled.
Pakistan coach lauds Ishant's performance
Lawson said, Pakistan would make a match of it if set a decent target by India.
India vs Pakistan, 3rd Test, Day Four
Blazing Ganguly helps India surge ahead
The hosts are 220 runs ahead of Pakistanis with 8 wickets remaining.
India Vs Pakistan, 3rd Test, Day Three
Eden saviours Misbah, Akmal look to rescue Pak
Misbah-ul-Haq & Kamran Akmal proved their worth with unbeaten 81-run partnership.
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- Country
- Points
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Australia 141 - 2
India 111 - 3
Sri Lanka 109 - 4
South Africa 109 - 5
England 107 - 6
Pakistan 94 - 7
New Zealand 91 - 8
West Indies 73 - 9
Bangladesh 2
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