Majid Khan 37 off 55 Balls vs India 3rd ODI at Sahiwal Nov 03 1978 (CT)

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Majid Khan Graceful Innings vs India | Historic ODI Sahiwal 1978. Majid Khan, one of Pakistan’s finest stroke-makers, in this rare vintage footage from the 3rd ODI between Pakistan and India, played at Sahiwal on November 3, 1978.  Majid Khan scored a stylish 37 runs off 55 balls, displaying his trademark grace and fluent timing. Against a disciplined Indian bowling attack, he played with calm assurance, mixing perfect timing with beautiful placement. Each stroke reflected his natural flair and deep cricketing intelligence — a true reminder of the golden era of Pakistan cricket.  This innings captures the spirit of classic cricket — elegance, sportsmanship, and the joy of pure batting. Watch and enjoy this nostalgic moment from one of the most cherished Pakistan–India encounters in history.  🎬 Experience the timeless charm of Majid Khan’s batting brilliance!  Hashtags: #MajidKhan #PakistanCricket #IndiaCricket #VintageCricket #ClassicInnings #CricketHistory #PakistanVsIndia #Sahiwal1978 #ODICricket #GoldenEra #CricketLegends #RareCricketFootage #MajidKhanBatting #CricketHighlights

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00:00In this rare footage, witness the graceful batting of Majid Khan, one of Pakistan's

00:05most elegant stroke makers, as he scored a composed 37 runs of 55 balls against India

00:12in the third one-day international at Sahiwal, played on November 3, 1978.

00:18So sit back and enjoy these vintage cricket moments, a reminder of the elegance,

00:22charm and sportsmanship that once defined Pakistan-India encounters on the cricket field.

00:30And there's only runs there driven square of the wicket out to deep point.

00:39And there's only runs there driven square of the wicket out to deep point.

00:45Vengsavkar feeling it there returning it to money. The first run of the Majid Khan innings, one for

00:52the Wicket, a lovely cover drive and it's through the cover fielder there.

01:02Majid gets the second, has not gained for the third.

01:07Vengsavkar looking at the spot where Mohinder is pushing down. Now Mohinder has this problem of

01:14running on to the wicket.

01:15it will be another run there.

01:28There'll be another run there.

01:34This time it's time to be solid for a single, left at top, first time speech, two hands.

01:48And now there's one to 26 in Pakistan, first to be prepared with 38 times.

01:52And the second select 66, that is a little box.

01:56There's a bigger set, should be two in it.

02:07When Carter gets the ball, and I did put up two more runs, goes into 30, he said, that is 30.

02:17I have to count 71 for two, and I put it on one.

02:26Passing on drive, only with it, just a single down to Dhabi.

02:37Now the switch of time, you say, Sherlock.

02:41Karendra is there, it'll be 50-50.

02:44One more to market, 32 in Pakistan, 75-52.

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02:58but also on level ads.

03:00The big pitch on I'm sorry, your final gear,

03:05it goes a low on Chaarata in Pakistan.

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03:36It was a match played in the true spirit of the game.

03:49While cricket was all about timing, technique and temperament, Majid Khan with his trademark

03:55poise and fluent drive displayed the classic artistry.

03:59That made him a delight to watch, facing a disciplined Indian bowling attack on a slow

04:04Sahiwal surface.

04:05He mixed cautions with aggression, finding the gaps effortlessly and keeping the scoreboard

04:11ticking.

04:12Every stroke reflected his deep understanding of the game, graceful cover drives, wrist deflects

04:17and precise footwork that defined the golden era of cricket.

04:22His innings not only provided stability at the top but also showcased why Majid Khan was

04:27regarded as one of the finest stylish bestmen Pakistan ever produced.

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04:35Thank you very much.

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