Statistical highlights of the World Twenty20 Super Eight match between India and Pakistan in Colombo.

# Virat Kohli and Virender Sehwag shared a stand of 74 for the second wicket -- India's highest for any wicket against Pakistan in T20Is.

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# Virat Kohli was adjudged the man-of-the-match for the second time in Twenty20 Internationals for registering his first fifty against Pakistan -- his fourth in T20Is.

# Kohli (78 not out off 61 balls) recorded a career-best innings, eclipsing the 70 against New Zealand at Chennai on September 11, 2012.

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# Kohli's record while chasing stands at an impressive 227 in five innings at an average of 75.66, including two fifties.

# Mahendra Singh Dhoni is the first wicketkeeper to effect four dismissals in an innings against Pakistan in a T20I.

# Overall, Dhoni has achieved the feat twice in T20Is, emulating the tallies of Adam Gilchrist and A B de Villiers. He is now the first wicketkeeper to achieve the aforesaid distinction twice in the ICC World Twenty20.

# Lakshmipathy Balaji (3/22) registered his best bowling figures against a Test-playing side.

# Shoaib Malik (28 off 22 balls) recorded his highest score against India in T20Is.

# Gautam Gambhir registered his second duck in T20Is - both instances being caught and bowled against Pakistan.

# Yuvraj Singh bagged six wickets at 9.66 runs apiece in four matches -- his best bowling performance in a competition.

# In seven innings for India in a winning cause, Yuvraj has claimed 9 wickets at 10.33 runs apiece -- his best being 3 for 23 against Sri Lanka at Mohali on December 12, 2009.

# Virender Sehwag (29 off 23 balls) recorded his highest score against Pakistan in T20Is.

# India's win with 18 balls to spare is the biggest defeat recorded by Pakistan in terms of balls remaining in the ICC World Twenty20.

# India's victory by eight wickets is their biggest in terms of wickets over Pakistan in T20Is. They have won three matches by eight wickets in T20Is -- one each against Australia, Pakistan and Ireland.

# India have won two matches out of three played against Pakistan in T20Is (Tied one) -- winning percentage 83.33.

# Pakistan have yet to register a single win in a world cup match against India in ODIs/T20Is.

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