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Last Updated: Sunday, 22 January 2006, 08:24 GMT
Pakistan v India photos

Inzamam-ul-Haq plays a forward drive

Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq opts to bat and together with Shahid Afridi, reaches 379-4 at stumps on day one

Afridi's bat is a blur as he flays a wide delivery

Day two: Afridi cuts loose and begins to pepper the boundary with some sensational shots

Shahid Afridi is dismissed for 156

Afridi is finally out for a stunning career-best score of 156, achieved off just 120 balls

Inzamam-ul-Haq celebrates scoring a century

Inzamam's progress to his century is more sedate but he helps Pakistan post a formidable total of 588 all out

India's Rahul Dravid plays a pull shot

Captain Rahul Dravid steers India to 110-1 at the close of play on the second day with Virender Sehwag the man to fall

Indian captain Rahul Dravid scratches his head as he gets out on day three

Day three: Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman extend their partnership to 197 but Dravid is run out on 103

Sachin Tendulkar [14] walks off even though he may not have touched the ball

India lose four wickets for just 45 runs as Sachin Tendulkar is controversially given out off the bowling of Shoaib Akthar

India's innings is rescued by Mahendra Dhoni who hits a maiden Test century

The India innings is rescued by Mahendra Dhoni who hits a maiden Test century as his team close on 441-5

Irfan Pathan falls to Abdul Razzaq for 90 on day four

Day four: Irfan Pathan falls just 10 short of his first Test ton but his stand of 210 with Dhoni helps India to 603 all out

Pakistan's Kamran Akmal on his way to a half century on day four

Pakistan resume and continue to make the most of the docile track, reaching 152-1 at close with Salman Butt the man out

Pakistan's Younis Khan celebrates his century before getting out on 194

Day five: Younis Khan looks on course for a double ton as Pakistan plough on to a massive total of 490

Spectators hold up a poster of Shahid Afridi

India face eight overs before the inevitable draw concludes a game that sees a new record set for sixes in a Test (27)




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