In the first one-day international between India [ Images ] and Pakistan in Peshawar on Monday, Inzamam-ul Haq provided only the third instance in ODI history of a batsman getting out obstructing the field, when he intercepted a throw from Super sub Suresh Raina [ Images ] with his bat to avoid being run-out.

Others to suffer this fate in ODIs are:

1. Rameez Raja (99), versus England [ Images ] at Karachi in 1987-88. He intercepted the ball with his bat to avoid being run-out while taking a second run off the final ball of Pakistan's innings to complete his hundred.

2. Mohinder Amarnath (28) versus Sri Lanka [ Images ] at Ahmedabad [ Images ] in 1989-90. He kicked the ball out of bowler Arjuna Ranatunga's [ Images ] reach to avoid being run-out.

There have been two instances of a batsman being dismissed 'handled the ball'.

They are: 1) Mohinder Amarnath (15) versus Australia [ Images ] at Melbourne [ Images ] in 1985-86. He pushed away a turning ball from Greg Matthews that spun back towards his wicket.

2) Daryll Cullinan (46) versus West Indies [ Images ] at Durban in 1998-99. He was given out on West Indian skipper Brian Lara's [ Images ] appeal after playing Keith Arthurton into the ground and catching the rebound with his right hand.

Note: In both these modes, the bowler does not get the credit for dismissing the batsman.