Forty years. And yet, ask any cricket fan who watched it happen — they'll tell you exactly where they were. It was 1986. The Austral-Asia Cup final in Sharjah. Pakistan needed 245 runs to beat India, and things were not going to plan. A Chase That Was Falling Apart Wickets kept tumbling. The scoreboard pressure was real. One by one, Pakistan's batters came and went, leaving Miandad to hold the innings together almost single-handedly. And then came the moment that would outlive every