CRICKET WORLD CUP: PERFORMANCE OF THE DAY

Friday 28 May 1999 23:02 BST

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INZAMAN-UL-HAQ

Pakistan's erratic-running batsman - whose style is alternately delightful and alarming - racked up an impressive unbeaten 73 against New Zealand yesterday as his side scored 269 for 8. He hit seven boundaries from 61 balls as his side accelerated late in the innings to take 82 from the last 10 overs. He also caught Kiwi Roger Twose.

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