Step back in time and witness a vintage display of class, control, and composure from one of Pakistan’s greatest ever batsmen — Javed Miandad. In the 4th match of the Sharjah Cup, played on April 7, 1987, Miandad scored a gritty 60 runs off 101 balls, including just 4 boundaries, against a disciplined England bowling attack.
Batting on the slow Sharjah pitch, Miandad showed his masterful ability to rotate strike and build the innings through smart placements and quick singles. Though the innings wasn’t explosive, it was a crucial effort that helped Pakistan post a respectable total on the board.
While England won the match with ease in the end, Miandad’s innings remains a classic example of how to anchor an innings under pressure. Watching Miandad at Sharjah during the '80s was always a treat — a blend of street-smart cricket and mental toughness.
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