Date-stamped : 21 May94 - 02:24
Pakistan v West Indies, 4th ODI, Kingstown, St. Vincent,  30  Mar
1993
Pakistan won by 38 runs

Pakistan lost the toss for the fourth time and had to  graft  for
runs  on a slow, seaming pitch. For the first time, their openers
failed to bring up 50,  but  Aamir  Sohail  survived and   batted
steadfastly,  as  did  the  otehr  front-line batsmen, especially
Basit Ali, though they were offered few bad  balls.    Pakistan`s
total  of 186 looked inadequate only until they seized three West
Indian wickets for 19 runs in teh first 10 overs: Lara,  who  had
been  dropped before scoring, Haynes and Richardson.  The bowling
matched West Indies` for accuracy and surpassed it for  incisive-
ness and hostility.  Even Sohail and Asif Mujtaba, neither a spe-
cialist spinner, played their part.  In five overs they dismissed
Hooper and Logie, the last serious threats.

Thanks 1994 Wisden
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