Almost Miracle! Sodhi & Dighe Fightback | India’s Lower Order RESISTS! Dighe & Sodhi Epic Finish

Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @cricketmax87   India produced a heroic lower-order fightback in the Coca-Cola Cup Final at Harare on July 7, 2001, but fell just short against West Indies in a thrilling finish. After a top-order collapse, Reetinder Singh Sodhi and Sameer Dighe launched a stunning rescue act, putting together a crucial 101-run sixth-wicket partnership to bring India back into the contest. Sodhi played a brilliant all-round role with 67 runs and 2 wickets in the match, while wicketkeeper Sameer Dighe delivered the innings of his life, scoring an unbeaten 94 off 96 balls, the highest ODI score by a genuine Indian wicketkeeper at the time. Despite their effort, India needed 25 off the final over and could not complete the chase, as West Indies held their nerve in a tense finish. ⭐ Match Highlights: Sodhi 67 (75) + 2 wickets Dighe 94* (96) – heroic knock 101-run partnership for 6th wicket India almost pull off miracle chase West Indies survive final-over pressure 🏆 Coca-Cola Cup Final 2001 – Harare #indvswi #sodhi #dighe #cricketmax #highlights #partnership #india #cricket