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Pressure map: Pakistan vs Zimbabwe

By Srinivas Bhogle
March 23, 2007 17:19 IST

Chasing 350 against a formidable bowling attack, featuring Gul and Sami, and Kaneria and Afridi, was going to be no picnic. Zimbabwe started with a pressure index (PI) of 180.

Quickly things got even worse as Zimbabwe collapsed to 12/3 in just their 6th over.

Mercifully the big rain just after the 10th over, when Zimbabwe were 29/3, briefly halted Zimbabwe's sorry decline.

When Zimbabwe returned, just less than 10 overs remained to be bowled and the reset D/L target required Zimbabwe to score another 160 and odd runs.

Zimbabwe went for sixes, lost wickets in the process and the match became a wet and unnecessary farce.

When it was all over, one only remembered Inzmam-ul-Haq's somber, bearded face as he bid ODI cricket goodbye.

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    Sunil T of Cranes Software helped create this pressure map based on the details retrieved from the Rediff scorer

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