INTRODUCTION
The Sahara Cup featured a series of five One Day International (ODI) matches between two of the worlds best cricket playing nations. The rivalry between India and Pakistan ensured that this tournament, held from 1996-1998, was always a showcase for some top class cricket.
The One Day International is a form of international cricket where a game is played over the course of a single day and a limited number of overs is bowled by each team - typically 50. Unlike Test cricket, a lot of one-day cricket is played in the form of tournaments with more than two teams competing. In 1999 the Sahara Cup was cancelled and replaced with the DMC Toronto Cricket Festival. This was also a ODI match competition, however, it featured India, Pakistan and the West Indies; and 3 matches were played between the West Indies and India, and 3 matches were played between the West Indies and Pakistan.
The Sahara Cup Archive is a collection of exciting One Day Internationals between Pakistan, India and the West Indies dating from 1996 – 1999.
FOOTAGE COLLECTION
The Sahara Cup Archive features over 182 hours of long form (continuous) coverage from both the Sahara Cup 1996-1998, and the DMC Toronto Cricket Festival 1999.
Duration: approx. 182 hours available
Sahara Cup
DATE TEAMS VENUE SERIES RESULT
1996 Pakistan; India Toronto, Canada 5 match series Pak (3-2)
1997 Pakistan; India Toronto, Canada 5 match series Ind (1-4)
1998 Pakistan; India Toronto, Canada 5 match series Pak (4-1)
DMC Toronto Cricket Festival
DATE TEAMS SERIES RESULT
1999 India; West Indies 3 match series Ind (2-1)
1999 Pakistan; West Indies 3 match series Pak (3-0)
PROGRAMMING
Highlights
1 x 60 minute highlights programme from the 1997 Sahara Cup with cleared English commentary and international sound.
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