Test match number 1073, described as, one of the greatest and most dramatic Test matches between India and Pakistan, it was the fifth and final Test of the Pakistani tour of India. The match was won by Pakistan by 16 runs after the previous four matches had ended in draws. It was the final Test played by India's Sunil Gavaskar. Details Day 1 – 13 March As Sunil Gavaskar was playing his final Test match the Indian captain Kapil Dev allowed him to take part in the toss as a token of respect. Pakistan's Imran Khan won the toss and chose to bat first. After Kapil Dev dismissed opening batsman Rizwan-uz-Zaman for 1, Pakistan had a second wicket partnership of 36 runs between Rameez Raja and Saleem Malik. Pakistan then lost six wickets for just 14 runs with Maninder Singh claiming five wickets, leaving Pakistan on 74 for 8. Pakistan fought back, adding 42 runs for the last two wickets before being all out for 116 in just 49.2 overs. For India Maninder Singh claimed 7 wickets for 27 runs with Kapil Dev (2) and Ravi Shastri claiming the other wickets. After an opening wicket partnership of 39 between Gavaskar and Srikkanth, India finished the day on 68 for 2 with Mohinder Amarnath and Dilip Vengsarkar remained unbeaten on 12 and 9 runs respectively. Day 2 – 14 March India soon gained a lead over Pakistan and at one stage were 126 for 4 before being dismissed for 145 runs, a lead of only 29 runs. Vengsarkar made a patient 50, but no other Indian batsmen made a double digit score. Both Pakistani spin bowlers Iqbal Qasim and Tauseef Ahmed claimed five wickets each. In their second innings, Pakistan had a safe start with Javed Miandad opening the innings along with Saleem Malik. An opening wicket partnership of 45 runs set of solid foundation before Pakistan fell to 155 for 5 at the end of the day, an overall lead of 126 runs. Day 3 – 15 March Three wickets fell on the morning of the third day, with captain Imran the eight Pakistani batsman dismissed with the score on 198 for 8, a lead of 169 runs. Saleem Yousuf, scoring 41 runs, and Tauseef Ahmed added 51 runs for the ninth wicket before the side were bowled out for 249 runs, leaving India a target of 221 runs with