Ilayaraja Biography

                                         

Born On: June 2, 1943

Born In: Theni district, Tamil Nadu

Nationality: Indian

Career: Music Director

 

Ilayaraja is a veteran music director of South Indian film industry. The music maestro has composed over 4000 songs and worked in over 800 films, in a career spanning over three decades. He is accredited with setting a trend for film music in South India, by introducing Western musical nuances into songs. Apart from Tamil, he has also worked in Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada and Hindi films as a music director. The musician has been awarded the title of Isaignani ('savant of music').

 

Childhood

Ilaiyaraaja was born on June 2, 1943 in a poor family living in a small village “Pannaipuram”, located in Theni district of Tamil Nadu, India. He was originally named Gnanadesikan by his father Ramaswamy and mother Chinnathayammal. Ilaiyaraaja spent his childhood in the rural area of Pannaipuram, which sowed the seeds of music in him. He was well acquainted with the range of Tamil folk music prevalent in the place.

 

Early Life

At the age of 14, Ilaiyaraaja joined the musical troupe owned by his elder step-brother, Pavalar Varadarajan, and was associated with it for the next ten years. Ilayaraja composed his first song - an elegy written by veteran Tamil poet Kannadasan - when he was still working with the troupe. In 1968, Ilayaraja collaborated with Professor Dhanraj to start a music course in Madras. The course concentrated at the overview of Western classical music, study of techniques related to composition of music and instrumental performance. After specializing in classical guitar, Ilayaraja went on to pursue a course in the same, at the Trinity College of Music, London.

 

As An Instrumentalist

Ilayaraja worked with a band-for-hire in Chennai, as a guitarist in the 1970s. Thereafter, he worked as a session guitarist, keyboardist and conducted the orchestra for renowned film music directors, including Salil Chowdhury. Later on, Ilayaraja worked as an assistant to Kannada music director G K Venkatesh, with whom he worked on around 200 films. While working with him, Ilayaraja penned his own music compositions as well. He listened to his own compositions by asking the session musicians to play excerpts from his scores. In the meantime, he also hired instruments from R K Shekhar (AR Rahman’s father), who later on joined the orchestra as its keyboardist.

 

As A Music Director

Ilayaraja made an entry into film music direction in 1976, by composing the songs and background score for the Tamil film “Annakkili”. His music reached wide across the Tamil audience. He used the technique of the modern film music orchestration to breathe life into the Tamil poetry written by the lyricists. Folk song melodies composed by Ilayaraja became a big hit amongst the music lovers soon. The songs of his films, including “Pathinaru Vayathinile” (1977), “Bhuvana Oru Kelvikkuri” (1977) and “Annai Oru Aalayam” (1979), were amongst the super hits during the initial years of his career as a music director.

 

During the mid 1980s, Ilaiyaraaja composed film songs that proved to be the evergreen hits of the period. The songs composed by Ilaiyaraaja in “Moondram Pirai” (1982),   “Payanangal Mudivathillai” (1982), “Munthanai Mudichu” (1984), “Sagara Sangamam” (1983), “Nallavanukku Nallavan” (1984), “Muthal Mariyathai” (1985), “Padikkathavan” (1985), “Sindhu Bhairavi” (1986), “Mouna Ragam” (1986), “Punnagai Mannan” (1986), “Nayakan” (1987), “Apoorva Sahodarargal” (1989) and “Rudra Veenai” (1989) are still fresh in the minds of music lovers. Slowly, he started gaining repute amongst the topmost music composers of South Indian film industry.

 

The early 1990s fetched same accolade for Ilayaraja. Some of his best works in the 1990s include “Anjali” (1990), “Thalapathi” (1991), “Michael Madana Kamarajan” (1991), “Guna” (1992), “Thevar Magan” (1992), “Magalir Mattum” (1994), “Sirai Chaalai” (1996) and “Sethu” (1999). With the advent of the new millennium, although Ilayaraja reduced his countless number of movies in a year to a handful, the magic in his songs continued. Apart from showing his dexterity as a composer in Tamil films, Ilayaraja also composed the music for several Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada and a few Hindi films as well.

 

Personal Life

Ilayaraja is married to Jeeva and has two sons and a daughter. His sons, Karthik Raaja and Yuvan Shankar Raaja are regarded as two of the best music directors of the present generation. His daughter, Bhavathaarini, is a playback singer. Ilayaraja’s brother - Gangai Amaran - is a renowned director-lyricist and music composer.

 

Awards 

• National Film Award for Best Music Direction : “Saagara Sangamam” (1984), “Sindhu Bhairavi” (1986) and “Rudraveena” (1989)
• Gold Remi Award for Best Music Score : “Vishwa Thulasi” (2005)
• Kalaimamani Award from the Government of the State of Tamil Nadu, India
• State Government Award from Government of Kerala in 1995
• Madhya Pradesh State Award in 1998
• NTR National Award in 2004 

Filmography

 

Tamil

• 1976: Annakili , Athirshtam Azhaikkirathu , Badra Kali , Paalooti Valartha Kili , Uravaadum Nenjam
• 1977: Alukkoru Aasai, Avar Enakke Sontham, Bhuvana Oru Kelvikkuri, Dheepam, Dhurga Dhevi, Pathinaru Vayathinile, Thunaiyiruppaal Meenatchi
• 1978: Sigappu Rojakkal, Kaatrinile Varum Geetham, Kizhake Pogum Rail, Mullum Malarum, Tripura Sundari, Vaazha Ninaiththaal Vaazhalaam, Vattathukkul Chathuram 
• 1979: Aarilirindhu Aruvathu Varai, Agal Vilakku, Annai Oru Aalayam, Chella Kili, Devathai, Nallathoru Kudumbam, Ponnu Oorukku Pudhusu, Poonthalir, Sakkalathi, Thai Illamal Naan Illai,
• 1980: Murattu Kaalai, Naan Potta Savaal, Nadhiye Thedi Vandha Kadal, Nizhalgal, Orey Muththam, Ponnagaram, Rishi Moolam, Rusi Kanda Poonai, Samanthi Poo, Ullasa Paravaigal
• 1981: Indru Poyi Naalai Vaa, Netri Kann, Panneer Pushpangal, Pennin Vazhkai, Raaja Paarvai, Rama Lakshman, Ranuva Veeran, Sollaathey Yaarum Keyttaal
• 1982: Moondram Pirai, Auto Raja, Azhagiya Kanney, Eera Vizhi Kaaviyangal, Engeyo Ketta Kural, Gopurangal Saayvathillai, Hitler Umanath, Ilanjodigal, Kalyana Kalam, Kathal Ovium, Kavitha Malar, Payanangal Mudivathillai, Pokkiri Raja, Ranga, Sakala Kala Vallavan,
• 1983: Aayiram Nilavae Vaa, Adutha Varisu, Andha Sila Naatkal, Ilamai Idho Idho, Ilamai Kaalangal, Thanga Magan, Thoongathey Tambi Thoongathey
• 1984: Anbulla Rajanikant, Irupatthi Naalu Mani Neram, Jappanil Kalyanaraman, Munthanai Mudichu, Nallavanukku Nallavan, Neengal Kettavai, Oru Kaidhiyin Diary, Vaidehi Kaathirundaal, Vazhkai, Vellai Pura Ondru
• 1985: Kaakki Sattai, Kanni Raasi, Meendum Paraasakthi, Muthal Mariyathai, Padikkathavan, Pagal Nilavu, Poove Poochudava, Pudhiya Theerppu, Raaja Gopuram, Sree Raaghavendra, Thanga Mama
• 1986: Kadolara Kavithaigal, Mela Thiranthathu Kadhavu, Mouna Ragam, Mudhal Vasantham, Murattu Karangal, Pudhir, Punnagai Mannan Saadhanai,
• 1987: Nayakan, Poovizhi Vasalile, Puyal Padam Pattu, Sirai Paravai, Theertha Karayinile, Ullam Kavarntha Kalvan, Vazha Vazharka   Velaikkaaran, Vetri Vizha 
• 1988: Rudra Veenai, Agni Nakshatram, Chinnabaabu, En Bommukutty Ammavukku, Enga Ooru Kaavakkaaran, En Jeevan Paaduthe, Guru Sisyan,
• 1989: Apoorva Sahodarargal, Ashoka Chakravarthy En Purushan Thaan Thendral Sudum, Thiruppu Munai, Vaadyaar Veettu Pillai, Varusham Padhinaaru 
• 1990: Anjali, Edhir Katru, Engitte Modhathe, My Dear Marthandan, Nadigan, Nee Siriththaal Dheepaavalli, Nilapennay, Raja Kaiye Vacha, Sirayil Sila Raagangal, Thaalaattu Paadava,
• 1991: Thalapathi, Chinna Gounder, Chinna Thambi, Dharma Dorai, Idhayam, Irumbup Pookkal, Karpoora Mullai, Kumbakarai Thangaiah, Michael Madana Kamarajan, Thaalaattu Kekkuthamma, Thaayamma
• 1992:  Agni Paarvai, Dharma Kshetram, Enrum Anbudan, Guna, Idu Namma Bhoomi, Innisai Mazhai, Ricksha Mama, Singaaravelan, Thevar Magan, Thirumathi Pazhanichami, Villu Paattu Karan 
• 1993: Ejamaan, Mahanadi, Maharasan, Mamiyaar Veedu, Manikkuyil, Parvathi Ennai Paaradi, Walter Vetrivel 
• 1994: Adhiradippadai, Allari Police, Amaidhi Padai, Honest Raj, Kanmani, Magalir Mattum, Sethupathi I.P.S,
• 1995: Makkal Aatchi, Nattupura Pattu, Oru Orle Oru Rajakumari, Paattu Paadava, Paattu Vaathiyaar, Periya Kudumbam, Sathi Leelavathi  
• 1996: Sirai Chaalai, Katta Panchayathu Kuruthipunal, Poomani, Poovarasan, Vasantham 
• 1997: Devathai, Kaadhalukku Mariyaadai, Kadavul, Thambi Durai, Thenmaangu Paattu Karan, Vasuki  
• 1998: Anthahpuram, Deseeya Geetham, Dharma, Kaadhal Kavidai, Kumbakonam Gopalu, Senthooram Thalaimurai, Veera Thaalaattu  
• 1999: Friends, Kummi Paattu, Manam Virumbuthey Unnai, Mugam, Nilavey Mugam Kaattu, Ponnu Veetukkaran, Sethu, Thodarum 
• 2000: Hey Ram, Bharathi, Ilaiyavan, IPC 215, Kaadhal Rojave, Kaakai Chirakiniley, Kelviyin Nayagan, Puratchi
• 2001: Friends, Kutty
• 2002: Azhagi, En Mana Vaanil, Ramana, Solla Marantha Kathai
• 2003: Manasellaam, Julie Ganapathy, Pithamagan
• 2004: Vishwa Thulasi, Shiva Shankar, Virumandi, Kamaraj
• 2005: Athu Oru Kanaa Kaalam, Oru Naal Oru Kanavu, Mumbai Express, Twinkle Twinkle Little Star 
• 2006: Azhagai Irukirai, Bayamai Irukiradhu, Shiva
• 2007: Sooryan 

Malayalam

• 1977: Vyamoham
• 1978: Aaru Manikkoor,Achchanai 
• 1980: Dhooramarigey, Manju Moodal Manju   
• 1982: Alolam, Olangal   
• 1983: Aa Rathri, Sandhyakku Virinja Poovu
• 1984: Janavari Onnu, Mangalam Nerunnu, My Dear Kuttichaathan
• 1985: Yathra
• 1986: Poomukhappadiyil Ninneyum Kathu, Aappirikaavil Appu             
• 1988: Moonnam Pakkam  
• 1989: Adharvam 
• 1991: Anaswaram, Ente Sooryaputhrikku
• 1992: Pappayude Swantham Appoos, Kalikaalam
• 1996: Kala Pani 
• 1997: Guru, Kaliyoonjal, Oru Yaatra Mozhi
• 1998: Anuragakottaram, Kallu Kondoru Pennu, Manjeeradhwani            
• 2000: Kochu Kochu Santhoshangal 
• 2002: Nizhalkkuthu    
• 2003: Manassinakkare  
• 2005: Achuvinte Amma, Ponmudipuzhayorathu  
• 2006: Pachakuthira, Rasathanthram
• 2007: Vinodayathra
• 2008: Innathe Chinthavishayam 

Telugu

• 1978: Vayasu Pilichindi
• 1979: Ammaa Evarigaina Amma, Pancha Bhoothalu, Urvasi Niney Naa
• Priyasi, Yerra Gulabi   
• 1980: Kotha Jeevithalu, Maayadhaari Krishnudu   
• 1981: Amaavaasya Chandhrudu, Nee Nanna Gellare, Prema Pichchi, Seethakoka Chilaka
• 1982: Angadhudu, Nireekshana 
• 1983: Abhilasha, Sagara Sangamam 
• 1984: Jalsarayudu, Nuvva Nena, Takkaridonga, Veerabhadhrudu
• 1985: Oka Radha Iddaru Krishnulu, Anveshana, Darja Donga , Jalsa Bullodu, Monagadu Mosagadu, Preminchu Pelladu, Rahasya Hanthakudu,
• Swathi Muthyam 
• 1986: Raakshasudu, Kiraathakudu, Aalaapana, Manchi Manasulu, Sri
• Shirdi Saibaba Mahathyam 
• 1987: Sankeerthana, Sri Kanaka Mahalakshmi Recording Dance Troupe     
• 1988: Aasthulu Anthasthulu, Abhinandana, Varasudochhadu               
• 1989: Indrudu Chandrudu, Swathi Chinukulu                             
• 1990: Jagadeka Veerudu Attilokasundari, Kondaveeti Donga, Guru
• Shishyulu 
• 1991: Keechu Raallu, Sri Edukondala Swaami
• 1992: Ashwamedham, Chinna Rayudu, Marutode Naa Mogudu                 
• 1993: Amma Koduku  
• 2007: Anumanaspadam  

Kannada

• 1978: Maathu Thappadha Maga
• 1980: Janma Janmada Anubandha, Pasidi Moggalu 
• 1981: Bhari Bharjari Bete, Garjanai
• 1983: Niyaaya Geththidhu 

Hindi

• 1981: Do Dil Diwane 
• 1983: Sadma
• 1985: Khooni, Mera Inteqam  
• 1986: Jadu Nagari   
• 1991: Coolie No. 1, Aadmi Aur Apsara
• 1996: Aur Ek Prem Kahani, Chhaila, Gulaabi, Saza-E-Kala Pani, Sabse Bada Mawali      
• 2001: Lajja (Background Music)
• 2005: Divorce: Not Between Husband and Wife
• 2007: Cheeni Kum   
• 2008: Mukhbiir

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Bear's most recent book, Born Survivor: Survival Techniques From the Most Dangerous Places on Earth, was released in spring 2007. It is already listed on the Sunday Times Top 10 Best-Seller List.

He has hosted the Discovery Channel's MAN VS. WILD, in which he strands himself in remote locations to demonstrate localized survival techniques, since November 2006.

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Johnson bowls Australia to 1-0 lead

Australia 192 for 3 (Watson 69, Clarke 53*, Ponting 53) beat Sri Lanka 191 (Randiv 41, Johnson 6-31) by 7 wickets
Scorecard and ball-by-ball details

	Mitchell Johnson was Man of the Match for his 6 for 31© AFP Enlarge
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Mitchell Johnson produced the fourth-best figures in Australia's one-day history to set his team on the path to a seven-wicket victory over Sri Lanka in Pallekele. After losing the Twenty20s, Australia found a new spark with the arrival of the 50-over captain Michael Clarke, who attacked in the field and then helped steer the side home with Ricky Ponting after Shane Watson set up the chase.

The first ten overs of the match seemed like an extension of the T20s, as Sri Lanka's openers gave their side a strong start with a 54-run stand but after the first wicket fell, the rest of the day belonged to Australia. And most surprisingly, given all the talk in the build-up to the game, it was aggressive pace bowling that set the tone for the match.

Such was the expectation that spin would be the dominant force that Johnson was the sixth bowler Clarke turned to after losing the toss. He struck with his third delivery, and ran through the middle order to finish with 6 for 31, his best limited-overs figures and an effort surpassed only by Glenn McGrath, Andy Bichel and Gary Gilmour in Australia's ODI history.

Sri Lanka's 191 was clearly a sub-par total on a good pitch but against the spin of Ajantha Mendis, who bamboozled the Australians in the second T20, a successful chase was far from a done deal. And while none of the batsmen were completely comfortable against Mendis, they generally found a way to survive, and handled him far better than they had two days ago.

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Perhaps Lakmal was still thinking about the previous over, when he had leaked 12 runs against Watson, who was merciless with his pulls when the seamers dropped short. When Watson eventually departed for 69 of the 81 Australia had at the time, it was via a top-edged sweep off Randiv. Despite his 51-ball blitz, Watson didn't always pick the spinners, although he was a picture of composure compared to his opening partner, Brad Haddin, who managed 12 off 18 balls.

Haddin found Mendis harder to read than a Sinhalese newspaper. He played inside balls that turned away, and outside offbreaks, poking his bat forward with little more than hope. It was only a matter of time before Mendis had his man, and the wicket came when Haddin didn't pick a delivery that turned in through the gate and bowled him. It could be a tough tour for Haddin unless he finds a way to handle Mendis.

Fortunately for Haddin, the bowlers had ensured a gettable target. And the addition of Clarke and Ponting gave the middle order some starch. They combined for a 101-run partnership, both reaching half-centuries and showing that their experience could be a key factor in the series, albeit that their efforts in this match came without a great deal of pressure.

Ponting fell just before the victory was sealed, bowled for 53 as he tried to sweep Randiv, but Clarke stayed until the end. It was a calm innings from Clarke, who finished unbeaten on 53, having marshalled his men well in the field.

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The part-time spinner, David Hussey, struck soon after, when Dilshan, on 29, threw his wicket away by lofting to mid-off. That was the first wicket in a costly spell for Sri Lanka, in which they lost three wickets for 13 runs as Mahela Jayawardene flashed at a wide one from Johnson and was caught low to the ground by Brad Haddin, before Johnson deceived Sangakkara (16) with a fullish slower ball that was driven to short cover.

And when Clarke hurled his left hand out to snare Dinesh Chandimal for 12 off the bowling of Doug Bollinger, Sri Lanka were 101 for 5. Another two wickets to Johnson came soon after, and Sri Lanka's pain was compounded. A quick yorker rattled the stumps of Jeevan Mendis for 2, before Angelo Mathews had a brain-freeze and was caught at mid-off, trying to send Johnson over the boundary, and Watson took the catch.

Randiv and Nuwan Kulasekara rebuilt with a 60-run partnership for the eighth wicket, but Randiv became Johnson's fifth wicket when he holed out to long-off. Later in the same over - the 39th of the innings - Johnson came around the wicket and knocked back the off stump of Ajantha Mendis to secure his first six-wicket haul in an ODI.

The fightback quickly fizzled out when Kulasekara (34) pulled to deep midwicket where a good catch low to the ground from Michael Hussey gave Brett Lee his 350th one-day international wicket. It was just another happy moment for the Australians on their best day of the tour, and on one of the finest days of Johnson's international career.

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List Of India Vs Pakistan ODI Cricket Matches

Serial No.	Winner	Margin	Ground	Date
1st Ind v Pak ODI	India	4 wkts	Quetta	1-Oct-78
2nd Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	8 wkts	Sialkot	13-Oct-78
3rd Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	4 wkts	Sahiwal	3-Nov-78
4th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	14 runs	Gujranwala	3-Dec-82
5th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	37 runs	Multan	17-Dec-82
6th Ind v Pak ODI	India	18 runs	Lahore	31-Dec-82
7th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	8 wkts	Karachi	21-Jan-83
8th Ind v Pak ODI	India	4 wkts	Hyderabad	10-Sep-83
9th Ind v Pak ODI	India	4 wkts	Jaipur	2-Oct-83
10th Ind v Pak ODI	India	54 runs	Sharjah	13-Apr-84
11th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	46 runs	Quetta	12-Oct-84
12th Ind v Pak ODI	No Result	N/A	Sialkot	31-Oct-84
13th Ind v Pak ODI	Cancelled	N/A	Peshawar	2-Nov-84
14th Ind v Pak ODI	India	6 wkts	Melbourne	20-Feb-85
15th Ind v Pak ODI	India	8 wkts	Melbourne	10-Mar-85
16th Ind v Pak ODI	India	38 runs	Sharjah	22-Mar-85
17th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	48 runs	Sharjah	17-Nov-85
18th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	1 wkt	Sharjah	18-Apr-86
19th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	3 wkts	Sharjah	5-Dec-86
20th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	3 wkts	Indore	27-Jan-87
21st Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	2 wkts	Kolkata	18-Feb-87
22nd Ind v Pak ODI	India	4 wkts	Hyderabad	20-Mar-87
23rd Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	6 wkts	Pune	22-Mar-87
24th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	41 runs	Nagpur	24-Mar-87
25th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	5 wkts	Jamshedpur	26-Mar-87
26th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	8 wkts	Sharjah	10-Apr-87
27th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	34 runs	Sharjah	19-Oct-88
28th Ind v Pak ODI	India	4 wkts	Dhaka	31-Oct-88
29th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	6 wkts	Sharjah	15-Oct-89
30th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	38 runs	Sharjah	20-Oct-89
31st Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	77 runs	Kolkata	28-Oct-89
32nd Ind v Pak ODI	abandoned	N/A	Peshawar	16-Dec-89
33rd Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	7 runs	Gujranwala	18-Dec-89
34th Ind v Pak ODI	No Result	N/A	Karachi	20-Dec-89
35th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	38 runs	Lahore	22-Dec-89
36th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	26 runs	Sharjah	27-Apr-90
37th Ind v Pak ODI	India	60 runs	Sharjah	18-Oct-91
38th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	4 runs	Sharjah	23-Oct-91
39th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	72 runs	Sharjah	25-Oct-91
40th Ind v Pak ODI	India	43 runs	Sydney	4-Mar-92
41st Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	6 wkts	Sharjah	15-Apr-94
42nd Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	39 runs	Sharjah	22-Apr-94
43rd Ind v Pak ODI	abandoned	N/A	Colombo	15-Sep-94
44th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	97 runs	Sharjah	7-Apr-95
45th Ind v Pak ODI	India	39 runs	Bangalore	9-Mar-96
46th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	8 wkts	Singapore	5-Apr-96
47th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	38 runs	Sharjah	12-Apr-96
48th Ind v Pak ODI	India	28 runs	Sharjah	15-Apr-96
49th Ind v Pak ODI	India	8 wkts	Toronto	16-Sep-96
50th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	2 kts	Toronto	17-Sep-96
51st Ind v Pak ODI	India	55 runs	Toronto	18-Sep-96
52nd Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	97 runs	Toronto	21-Sep-96
53rd Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	52 runs	Toronto	23-Sep-96
54th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	35 runs	Chennai	21-May-97
55th Ind v Pak ODI	No Result	N/A	Colombo	20-Jul-97
56th Ind v Pak ODI	abandoned	N/A	Colombo	21-Jul-97
57th Ind v Pak ODI	India	20 runs	Toronto	13-Sep-97
58th Ind v Pak ODI	India	7 wkts	Toronto	14-Sep-97
59th Ind v Pak ODI	No Result	N/A	Toronto	17-Sep-97
60th Ind v Pak ODI	India	34 runs	Toronto	18-Sep-97
61st Ind v Pak ODI	India	7 wkts	Toronto	20-Sep-97
62nd Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	5 wkts	Toronto	21-Sep-97
63rd Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	5 wkts	Hyderabad	28-Sep-97
64th Ind v Pak ODI	India	4 wkts	Karachi	30-Sep-97
65th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	9 Wkts	Lahore	2-Oct-97
66th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	4 wkts	Sharjah	14-Dec-97
67th Ind v Pak ODI	India	18 runs	Dhaka	11-Jan-98
68th Ind v Pak ODI	India	8 wkts	Dhaka	14-Jan-98
69th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	6 wkts	Dhaka	16-Jan-98
70th Ind v Pak ODI	India	3 wkts	Dhaka	18-Jan-98
71st Ind v Pak ODI	India	6 wkts	Toronto	12-Sep-98
72nd Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	51 runs	Toronto	13-Sep-98
73rd Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	77 runs	Toronto	16-Sep-98
74th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	134 runs	Toronto	19-Sep-98
75th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	5 wkts	Toronto	20-Sep-98
76th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	143 runs	Jaipur	24-Mar-99
77th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	7 wkts	Mohali	1-Apr-99
78th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	123 runs	Bangalore	4-Apr-99
79th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	116 runs	Sharjah	8-Apr-99
80th Ind v Pak ODI	India	6 wkts	Sharjah	13-Apr-99
81st Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	8 wkts	Sharjah	16-Apr-99
82nd Ind v Pak ODI	India	47 runs	Old Trafford	8-Jun-99
83rd Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	2 wkts	Brisbane	10-Jan-00
84th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	32 runs	Hobart	21-Jan-00
85th Ind v Pak ODI	India	48 runs	Adelaide	25-Jan-00
86th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	104 runs	Perth	28-Jan-00
87th Ind v Pak ODI	India	5 wkts	Sharjah	23-Mar-00
88th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	98 runs	Sharjah	26-Mar-00
89th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	44 runs	Dhaka	3-Jun-00
90th Ind v Pak ODI	India	6 wkts	Centurion	1-Mar-03
91st Ind v Pak ODI	India	5 runs	Karachi	13-Mar-04
92nd Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	12 runs	Rawalpindi	16-Mar-04
93rd Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	4 wkts	Peshawar	19-Mar-04
94th Ind v Pak ODI	India	5 wkts	Lahore	21-Mar-04
95th Ind v Pak ODI	India	40 runs	Lahore	24-Mar-04
96th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	59 runs	Colombo	25-Jul-04
97th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	66 runs	Amstelveen	21-Aug-04
98th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	3 wkts	Edgbaston	19-Sep-04
99th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	6 wkts	Kolkata	13-Nov-04
100th Ind v Pak ODI	India	87 runs	Kochi	2-Apr-04
101st Ind v Pak ODI	India	58 runs	Vizag	5-Apr-05
102nd Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	106 runs	Jamshedpur	9-Apr-05
103rd Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	3 wkts	Ahmedabad	12-Apr-05
104th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	5 wkts	Kanpur	15-Apr-05
105th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	159 runs	Delhi	17-Apr-05
106th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	7 runs	Peshawar	6-Feb-06
107th Ind v Pak ODI	India	7 wkts	Rawalpindi	11-Feb-06
108th Ind v Pak ODI	India	5 wkts	Lahore	13-Feb-06
109th Ind v Pak ODI	India	5 wkts	Multan	16-Feb-06
110th Ind v Pak ODI	India	8 wkts	Karachi	19-Feb-06
111th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	6 wkts	Abu Dhabi	18-Apr-06
112th Ind v Pak ODI	India	51 runs	Abu Dhabi	19-Apr-06
113th Ind v Pak ODI	abandoned	N/A	Gasglow	3-Jul-07
114th Ind v Pak ODI	India	5 wkts	Guwahati	5-Nov-07
115th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	4 wkts	Mohali	8-Nov-07
116th Ind v Pak ODI	India	46 runs	Kanpur	11-Nov-07
117th Ind v Pak ODI	India	6 wkts	Gwalior	15-Nov-07
118th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	31 runs	Jaipur	18-Nov-07
119th Ind v Pak ODI	India	140 runs	Dhaka	10-Jun-08
120th Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	25 runs	Dhaka	14-Jun-08
121st Ind v Pak ODI	India	6 wkts	Karachi	26-Jun-08
122nd Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	8 wkts	Karachi	2-Jul-08
123rd Ind v Pak ODI	Pakistan	54 runs	Centurion	26-Sep-09
124th Ind v Pak ODI	India	3 wkts	Dambulla	19-Jun-10

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