Those who sealed it with a boundary!

Hrishikesh Kanitkar VS Pakistan Dhaka ODI 3rd Final Jan 18 1998 India won the Silver Jubilee Independence Cup in a breathless climax under floodlights They were in pursuit of a worldrecord 315 more than any team had ever made batting second to win a oneday international at the time After Sachin Tendulkar 41 and Sourav Ganguly added a 179run stand for the opening wicket Ganguly and pinchhitter Robin Singh consolidated as India reached 2501 in 38 overs mdash and looked set to create history But India lost six wickets in the last ten overs with bad light having trimmed two from each innings It was Hrishikesh Kanitkar who hit the winning four in the penultimate ball off Pakistanrsquos best bowler Saqlain Mushtaq Fourteen years on it remains one of Indiarsquos greatest victories in limitedovers cricket Hasnrsquot sunk in yet Hrishikesh Kanitkar left with India skipper Mohammed Azharuddin after victory at Dhaka MiD DAY Archives Michael Bevan VS West Indies Sydney ODI Jan 1 1996 Michael Bevan who finished his career with an average of above 50 in ODIs was aptly nicknamed ldquothe finisherrdquo for he helped Australia cross the line in tense contests on numerous occasions One of his most famous innings was in the New Yearrsquos ODI at the Sydney Cricket Ground against the West Indies in 1996 Australia were chasing 173 off 43 overs for victory but a batting collapse and the team falling to 747 made the total look severely out of reach With Shane Warnersquos dismissal leaving the score at 1679 and Glenn McGrath striding out Australiarsquos fate was in Bevanrsquos hands With four required off the last ball the southpaw dispatched Roger Harper down the longon boundary to seal a famous win The finisher Michael Bevan right celebrates victory in the New Yearrsquos ODI at the SCG PicGetty Images Asif Mujtaba VS Australia Hobart ODI December 10 1992 Pakistan staged a remarkable comeback that culminated in Asif Mujtaba hitting a slower ball from Steve Waugh for six over midwicket to tie this incredible onedayer Chasing 229 Pakistan were to 1235 in the 36th over when Salim Malik was dismissed Mujtaba and Rashid Latif gave them hope with a 68run stand but 12 were still needed when Waugh ran in for the last over Pakistan needed seven off the last ball Though Mujtabarsquos six registered a tie and not a win Pakistan was the only team celebrating at the Bellerive Oval Rajesh Chauhan VS Pakistan Karachi ODI September 30 1997 It was a match marred by stonethrowing from a hostile crowd InzamanulHaq struck 74 as the hosts posted 2654 from their allotted 472 overs innings was curtailed due to crowd disturbance Chasing 266 from 47 overs Ganguly set up the chase with 89 off 96 balls India then lost four quick wickets Robin Singh and Saba Karim added 62 to consolidate Karimrsquos dismissal marked the end of Indiarsquos hopes But Rajesh Chauhan danced down the track off Saqlain Mushtaq to hit a six over midwicket to seal the win Wayne Daniel VS WSC Australia World Series Cricket Jan 24 1978 It was a match shortened to 38 overs perside due to rain Chasing 213 West Indies hit a stumbling block at 1236 with Jim Allen 58 back in the hut Bernard Julien and Deryck Murray then added 46 to consolidate Aus spinner Ray Bright struck leaving them on 1879 27 shy of the target The lastwicket pair of Joel Garner and Wayne Daniel had other plans With five needed off the last two Daniel hit Mick Malone for a huge six as Windies won Javed Miandad VS India AustralAsia Cup Final April 18 1986 Pakistan had never won any tournament of significance and the AustralAsia Cup looked beyond their reach too as India dominated this final In pursuit of 246 Imran Khanrsquos side were 1104 before Javed Miandad orchestrated the runchase with an unbeaten 116 off 114 balls Even down to the last over India were in firmly in command A boundary was required off the last ball with one wicket left Chetan Sharma with three wickets under his belt knew what to do bowl a yorker His attempted yorker came out as a low fulltoss that Javed blasted over the midwicket fence Javed raised his arms sprinting off in celebration Kapil Devrsquos Indians didnrsquot know what had hit them If there was only one moment to epitomise the IndoPak rivalry it has ought to be that sprintu00a0 Always a hard nut Javed Miandad en route his matchwinning century against India at Sharjah in 1986 PicGetty Images