Misbah-ul-Haq run out At score 98/3 ( India vs Pakistan Asia Cup 2014 Match 6)






Misbah-ul-Haq has been run out for four runs against India in the sixth match of the Asia Cup 2014. Mohammad Hafeez hit one to short cover and Misbah took off from the non-striker’s end. The ball went to Ravindra Jadeja and he threw to Amit Mishra at the bowler’s end. Hafeez stood his ground and Mishra threw the ball at the stumps and Misbah was short.



After 18 overs, Pakistan are at 98 for three. Hafeez is on 17 and Umar Akmal is on zero. Pakistan are chasing a 246-run target against India. Sharjeel Khan (25) and Ahmed Shehzad (42) were the first two wickets to fall.

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