Dighe missed the rare distinction of making a century at No.7, so rare that only one batsman has done so in ODI history. That occurred at the climax of an extraordinary face-off between Sri Lanka and West Indies at Sharjah in October 1995. Brian Lara's magnificent 169 was the centrepiece of what appeared an invincible total of 333 and the odds on any result other than a West Indies victory lengthened even further as Sri Lanka plummetted to 103/5. Enter Hashan Tillekeratne. The intrepid left hander took charge of a desperate situation and hauled things around so dramatically that, as the last over by Anderson Cummins got underway, Sri Lanka needed just eight runs with one wicket left. Three runs accrued off the first two balls but Tillekaratne swung the third into the hands of Stuart Williams at deep mid wicket, bringing an end to one of the most frenetic run chases in ODIs. He had made precisely one hundred.