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ABU DHABI: Kamran Akmal hit successive sixes in the final over as Pakistan scored a thrilling four-wicket win over West Indies with one ball to spare in the first of three one-day internationals on Wednesday. Replying to West Indies’ impressive 294-9,Pakistan reached the target on the penultimate ball. Needing 16 runs in the final over, Akmal hit two sixes off the first two deliveries from fast bowler Jerome Taylor to script a stunning win. Akmal remained unbeaten on 24 from just nine balls, and Fawad Alam was not out on 26. — AP Corrections and Clarifications The third paragraph of an AP cricket report "Akmal stars for Pakistan" ("Sport", November 14, 2008) was "Needing 16 runs in the final over, Akmal hit two sixes off the first two deliveries from fast bowler Jerome Taylor to script a stunning win." Pakistan needed 17 runs in the final over. Akmal hit two sixes off the second and third deliveries, and not off the first two deliveries. The first delivery was faced by Fawad Alam who scored one run to make Akmal to bat.
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