A tearful Inzamam-ul-Haq [ Images ] was given a guard of honour by his teammates at Sabina Park on Wednesday after getting out for the last time in a one-day international and as captain.

• Video: Inzy's tearful farewell

Inzamam went in to bat at number four, a place higher than usual, and he immediately set about the Zimbabwe attack in the penultimate Group D match.

It was clear he was keen to go out in style before his eventual cameo was halted on 37 from 35 balls.

Playing his final ODI and last match as captain -- he still intends to play Tests -- Inzamam cracked two boundaries and three sixes before miscuing a big hit to mid-off.

All of the Zimbabwe players sportingly shook Inzamam's hand on his way off the field and his team mates formed a guard of honour through which he passed wiping tears from his face.

Emotions were running high for other reasons also, as Pakistan lost their coach Bob Woolmer [ Images ] on Sunday, when he was found unconscious in his hotel room and later died. His death was regarded as suspicious by Jamaican police.

Inzamam, 37, was playing his 378th one-day international and finished with 11,739 runs in ODIs at an average of 39.52.

Only India's [ Images ] Sachin Tendulkar [ Images ] has scored more one-day runs with 14,847, while only Tendulkar (383) and Sri Lanka's [ Images ] Sanath Jayasuriya [ Images ] (381) have played in more ODIs.

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