Watch Muhammad Kaif’s resilient knock of 61 runs off 89 balls against the West Indies in the 3rd ODI at Basseterre on May 23, 2006. Under testing Caribbean conditions and against a fiery West Indies bowling attack, Kaif displayed remarkable grit, patience, and class. Coming in at a critical juncture, he partnered with Virender Sehwag to forge a vital 112-run partnership, helping India recover and post a competitive total of 245/9.
Though India eventually lost the match by 4 wickets, Kaif’s calm presence at the crease and ability to absorb pressure highlighted his true character. His innings, adorned with just two boundaries, was not about flamboyance—it was about responsibility, temperament, and resilience. This was vintage Kaif: composed, reliable, and unshakeable.
Relive this memorable moment from Indian cricket's rich archives and enjoy a flashback to a time when Kaif’s bat and fielding lit up the game. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more classic cricket content!
