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Narrowest wins for India
Rajneesh Gupta |
July 28, 2004 16:32 IST
India won a thriller against hosts Sri Lanka to gain entry into the final of Asia Cup. In a match of pulsating fortunes, Indians kept their nerves and emerged victorious despite tremendous onslaught by Sanath Jayasuriya. India have now successfully defended their total on six occasions in a match stretched up to the last ball. India's victory by 4 runs is also one of their narrowest in terms of margins of runs. The details: India's wins off the last ball of the match (while defending a target) Winner | Score | Loser | Score | Venue | Date | Margin | India | 170-7 | Pakistan | 166-8 | Quetta | 01-10-1978 | 4 runs | India | 195 | South Africa | 193-9 | Calcutta | 24-11-1993 | 2 runs | India | 260-4 | West Indies | 256-7 | Visakhapatnam | 07-11-1994 | 4 runs | India | 280-7 | Zimbabwe | 277-6 | Adelaide | 24-01-2004 | 3 runs | India | 349-7 | Pakistan | 344-8 | Karachi | 13-03-2004 | 5 runs | India | 271-6 | Sri Lanka | 267-9 | Colombo RPS | 27-07-2004 | 4 runs |
India's narrowest wins in terms of runs Margin | Winner | Score | Loser | Score | Venue | Date | 1 run | India | 221 | New Zealand | 220 | Wellington | 06-03-1990 | 1 run | India | 212-8 | Sri Lanka | 211 | Colombo RPS | 25-07-1993 | 2 runs | India | 195 | South Africa | 193-9 | Calcutta | 24-11-1993 | 3 runs | India | 280-7 | Zimbabwe | 277-6 | Adelaide | 24-01-2004 | 4 runs | India | 170-7 | Pakistan | 166-8 | Quetta | 01-10-1978 | 4 runs | India | 260-4 | West Indies | 256-7 | Visakhapatnam | 07-11-1994 | 4 runs | India | 271-6 | Sri Lanka | 267-9 | Colombo RPS | 27-07-2004 | 5 runs | India | 162 | New Zealand | 157 | Perth | 09-12-1980 | 5 runs | India | 259-5 | West Indies | 254 | Jaipur | 11-11-1994 | 5 runs | India | 289-6 | Australia | 284 | Mohali | 03-11-1996 | 5 runs | India | 349-7 | Pakistan | 344-8 | Karachi | 13-03-2004 | 6 runs | India | 230-7 | New Zealand | 224 | Adelaide | 23-12-1980 | 6 runs | India | 227-8 | Sri Lanka | 221 | Ahmedabad GS | 22-10-1989 | 6 runs | India | 307-6 | Sri Lanka | 301 | Colombo RPS | 07-07-1998 | 8 runs | India | 246-5 | Sri Lanka | 238-8 | Rajkot | 15-02-1994 | 9 runs | India | 239-6 | England | 230 | Sharjah | 11-04-1999 | 10 runs | India | 299-4 | Sri Lanka | 289-7 | Mumbai WS | 17-01-1987 | 10 runs | India | 262-4 | West Indies | 252 | Adelaide | 14-12-1991 | 10 runs | India | 261-9 | South Africa | 251-6 | Colombo RPS | 25-09-2002 |
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