India vs Zimbabwe, 8th Match at Adelaide, Jan 24 2004 - Cricket Photos
India celebrate after pulling off yet another close win against Zimbabwe••David Hancock/AFP
VVS Laxman took a blinder to get rid of Andy Blignaut and the wheels came off for Zimbabwe••Hamish Blair/Getty Images
Sourav Ganguly was desperate as Zimbabwe threatened to run away with the game••David Hancock/AFP
Stuart Carlisle's magnificent century took Zimbabwe to the brink••Hamish Blair/Getty Images
Sean Ervine could innovate when Zimbabwe needed to up the rate of scoring••David Hancock/AFP
Sean Ervine was the perfect partner for Stuart Carlisle••David Hancock/AFP
India began well as Lakshmipathy Balaji took a fine catch to dismiss Vusi Sibanda••David Hancock/AFP
Rohan Gavaskar celebrated his maiden ODI half-century••Hamish Blair/Getty Images
Rohan Gavaskar proved an able ally for VVS Laxman••Hamish Blair/Getty Images
Even with India in trouble VVS Laxman batted fluently••Hamish Blair/Getty Images
A flag flutters at half mast above the Bradman stands as the sun finally set on Zimbabwe••David Hancock/AFP
Sean Ervine was tragically run out and India were back in the hunt••Hamish Blair/Getty Images
Sean Ervine and Stuart Carlisle had piled on a record 202 runs••Hamish Blair/Getty Images
Sean Ervine's maiden century was his most important innings for Zimbabwe••Hamish Blair/Getty Images
Stuart Carlisle made sure he took no risks and yet scored briskly••David Hancock/AFP
Stuart Carlisle had to put his head down as three wickets had fallen quickly••Hamish Blair/Getty Images
It was VVS Laxman who saved the day for India with a magnificent century••Hamish Blair/Getty Images
VVS Laxman unfurled a wide array of strokes and sent the Zimbabweans scurrying for cover••Hamish Blair/Getty Images
VVS Laxman put the pressure back on Zimbabwe with some dismissive flicks••Hamish Blair/Getty Images
VVS Laxman continued his charge against the bowlers••David Hancock/AFP
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