Indian national cricket team against Pakistan in the 1997 season
The tour of the Indian national cricket team against Pakistan in the season 1997 took place from 13 to 21 September 1997 in Canada . The international cricket tour was part of the 1997 international cricket season and included five ODIs . India won the series 4–1.
prehistory
India previously played a tour in Sri Lanka , Pakistan the Asia Cup in 1997 . The two teams had already competed in a comparable series in Canada the year before .
Stages
Tour venues |
The following stages have been designated as the venue for the tour.
Stadion | city | capacity | Games |
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Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club Ground | Toronto | 4,875 | 1st - 5th ODI |
Squad lists
The following squads were named by the teams.
ODI | |
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India | Pakistan |
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One-day internationals
First ODI in Toronto
September 13th scorecard |
Toronto |
India 208 (50) |
- |
Pakistan 188 (44.2 / 49) |
India wins with 20 runs |
Second ODI in Toronto
September 14th scorecard |
Toronto |
Pakistan 116 (46) |
- |
India 117-3 (34.4) |
India wins with 7 wickets |
In the game there was an incident in which the Pakistani player Inzamam-ul-Haq went into the stands to silence a spectator who had insulted him via megaphone. In addition, the Pakistani substitute brought him a cricket bat from the bank, which Inzamam was only unable to use thanks to the use of security forces. Inzamam-ul-Haq was subsequently suspended for two games.
Third ODI in Toronto
September 17th scorecard |
Toronto |
Pakistan 169-3 (31.5) |
- |
India |
No result |
September 18 scorecard |
Toronto |
India 182-6 (50) |
- |
Pakistan 148 (36.5) |
India wins with 34 runs |
Fourth ODI in Toronto
September 20 scorecard |
Toronto |
Pakistan 159-6 (28/28) |
- |
India 162-3 (25.3 / 26) |
India wins with 7 wickets |
Fifth ODI in Toronto
September 21 scorecard |
Toronto |
India 250-5 (50) |
- |
Pakistan 251-5 (41.5 / 48) |
Pakistan wins with 5 wickets |
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Martin Williamson: Inzamam and the Canadian aloo ( English ) Cricinfo. April 22, 2006. Retrieved October 21, 2017.