India beat Pakistan by 11 runs to level T20 series 1-1

December 28, 2012 20:24

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INDIA WIN BY 11 RUNS!!!!!

Pak 181-7 (20 overs) vs India 192-5

20 needed from six balls. Ishant will bowl the final over, he has conceded 26 runs in three overs so far.

The first ball is a low full toss which Shoaib Malik drives to long-off for one. The second ball is full and wide as Gul throws his bat at it but misses, that was very close to being a wide...19 needed from 4 balls.

Gul then hammers the third ball through covers for a boundary....15 needed from 3 balls.

The next ball is full which Gul can only drive for a single and the victory is assured for India unless Ishant bowls a few extras.

Shoaib also can get one from the next ball to make it 13 needed from the last ball.

Ishant tries a wide full ball but it is ruled a wide...12 needed from the last ball.

Gul chips the last ball over the off-side and is caught by Yuvraj at deep point for five.

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