Pakistan Wrapped Up The Win In Front Of Just 200 People | Saeed Bat Carrying | Srinath’s Career-Best

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Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @cricketmax87   The Asian Test Championship 1999 began with drama at Eden Gardens, Calcutta (Feb 1999) – a contest remembered for cricketing brilliance and one of the most infamous crowd incidents in Test history. 🌟 Match Summary: Venue: Eden Gardens, Calcutta Tournament: Asian Test Championship – Inaugural Match Result: Pakistan won by 46 runs Toss: Pakistan, elected to bat Test Debut: Wajahatullah Wasti (Pakistan) Key Highlights: Pakistan 1st innings (185 all out): Collapsed to 26/6 against Srinath & Prasad. Moin Khan’s resistance + Wasim & Malik helped them scrape to 185. India 1st innings (223 all out): Looked strong at 147/2 but folded. Shoaib Akhtar bowled Dravid & Tendulkar in successive deliveries. Ramesh top-scored with 79. Pakistan 2nd innings (316 all out): Saeed Anwar carried his bat with a brilliant 188 (7.5 hrs, 23 fours, 1 six) – the highest Test score by a Pakistani in India. Yousuf Youhana added 60 in a 115-run stand. Javagal Srinath 8/86 gave him 13/132 in the match – his best figures. India 2nd innings (232 all out, chase 279): Ramesh & Laxman added 108, but the turning point came with Sachin Tendulkar’s run-out (after collision with Shoaib Akhtar). Crowd riots halted play for over an hour. On the final morning, with India 231/9, riots forced police to clear the entire stadium of 65,000 spectators before Pakistan wrapped up the win in front of just 200 people. 🏏 Man of the Match (joint): Saeed Anwar (188*) & Javagal Srinath (13 wickets) 🔥 Moments to Remember: Shoaib Akhtar’s fiery pace bowling (Dravid + Tendulkar bowled in 2 balls) Saeed Anwar’s epic 188 – carrying the bat Srinath’s career-best 13-wicket haul The Tendulkar run-out riot – Eden Gardens emptied in disgrace This match remains one of the most dramatic and controversial India-Pakistan Tests in cricket history. #INDvsPAK #SaeedAnwar #JavagalSrinath #ShoaibAkhtar #SachinTendulkar #AsianTestChampionship #CricketMax