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On this day 34 years ago, Javed Miandad struck final ball to stun India

The feat is remarkable as Pakistan needed four runs off the final ball to win the Austral-Asia Cup. Miandad did not succumb to pressure, giving the cricket fans a memory to cherish forever

Javed Miandad (L) and Chetan Sharma (R). Photo: wikipedia
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Javed Miandad (L) and Chetan Sharma (R). Photo: @I_JavedMiandad

BS Web Teamagencies New Delhi
It was on April 18, 1986, when former Pakistan batsman Javed Miandad struck a final ball six to defeat India in the finals of the Austral-Asia Cup.
 
This match still sends shivers down the spine of ardent cricket fans in both India and Pakistan. Miandad had smashed a six off the final ball of the match bowled by Chetan Sharma.
 
The feat is remarkable as Pakistan needed four runs off the final ball to win the Austral-Asia Cup. Miandad did not succumb to pressure, giving the cricket fans a memory to cherish forever.
 
Pakistan needed 246 runs

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