Pakistan loses from brink of victory However, Pakistan were reduced to 26/2 as RP Singh managed to get India two early breakthroughs. It was coupled with the run-out of Imran Nazir, who scored 14-ball 33 and Pakistan were under pressure. "We thought ke ye to koi mushkil runs nahi hain (not a difficult target to chase), just need a good start. But I think losing quick wickets in 2-3 overs, the run-out of Imran Nazir, that basically put pressure on us. At one point we were 77 for 6. So because of the fall of wickets, the target became difficult," Misbah analysed. The two partnerships of 27 and 34 runs between Misbah and Vasir Arafat & Misbah and Sohail Tanvir put Pakistan back on track to chase down the target. "Mujhe lagta hai overconfident ho ke hi kaam kharab hua (I think things went bad because of overconfidence),"Misbah added. "I was very confident that we need 13 runs and I have to middle only two balls. The four to third-man boundary off an edge from (Mohammad) A..f's bat gave us a feeling that maybe luck is on our side. Then I hit a six at the start of the last over," recalled the former Pakistan captain. Pakistan needed only six runs from four balls and Misbah attempted a high-risk scoop shot over the fine-lg and S Sreesanth grabbed the catch of Joginder Sharma's delivery. "It is like that, cricket is like that. When you have just one wicket left, then the bowling side is ahead in the game because you have to make just one mistake, out, and game over," he concluded.