India's strange run chase

[satyam1729]

LOL! That's one of the best run chases in the history of the game even though it ended in a draw. England bowled a total of 8 overs in the last 45 minutes of the match. Read more about it here : http://www.cricketnetwork.co.uk/main/s119/st61906.htm

Thanks. So near yet so far.

[Jadoo]

Satyam, why don't you dig out some strange run chases from padosi's; server space permitting.

[Karan114]

Satyam' date=' why don't you dig out some strange run chases from padosi's; [b']server space permitting.

:hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:

[vvvslaxman]

Thanks. So near yet so far.

Yes risk/reward is not good in that case unlike the MCG test. It was quiet an achievement even to get that far.

[Bublu Bhuyan]

LOL! That's one of the best run chases in the history of the game even though it ended in a draw. England bowled a total of 8 overs in the last 45 minutes of the match. Read more about it here : http://www.cricketnetwork.co.uk/main/s119/st61906.htm

Yup, that's considered not just one of the finest chases in Indian cricket but in Test history.

[mastana]

You are laughing at me.

[Mamu]

satyam' date=' it rained during India's chase and the post tea session on the last day was washed out.[/quote'] Yup I remember that Besides rain -- a 10th wicket stand of 70odd runs for more than an hour also made a huge difference between Border and Gilbert. Also this was S R Waugh's debut.

[Guest OriginalPrince]

probably fixed.

[TheWall]

Looks like there was nothing as team plan at that time, if one batsman gets out, the next in the team list will go and play. How to play - will be decided by the player itself and no one else.

[coffee_rules]

The umpiring in that series was so atrocious, it makes Bucknor 04' look like Simon Taufel.