Rahul Dravid missed his hundred by a run in the Karachi one-dayer when he chopped a Shoaib Akhtar delivery onto his stumps.

In missing out on the milestone, he became only the third Indian and 19th batsman in ODI history to record a score of 99.

England's Geoff Boycott was the first batsman to suffer this fate, whereas Sri Lanka's Sanath Jayasuriya is the only one to appear in the following list twice. Six batsmen have remained unbeaten on 99.

Krishnamachari Srikkanth and VVS Laxman are the other Indians in this exclusive club.

Batsman	How Out	Balls	For	Vs	Venue	Date
G Boycott	c fielder	158	Eng	Aus	The Oval	20 Aug 1980
BA Edgar	Not Out	136	NZ	Ind	Auckland	14 Feb 1981
AJ Lamb	c & b	110	Eng	Ind	The Oval	04 Jun 1982
K Srikkanth	lbw	111	Ind	Eng	Cuttack	27 Dec 1984
DM Jones	Not Out	77	Aus	SL	Adelaide	28 Jan 1985
RB Richardson	Not Out	141	WI	Pak	Sharjah	15 Nov 1985
BC Broad	c fielder	168	Eng	Pak	The Oval	21 May 1987
Rameez Raja	Obstructing the field	122	Pak	Eng	Karachi	20 Nov 1987
L Klusener	c & b	96	SA	SL	Lahore	08 Nov 1997
A Flower	Not Out	109	Zim	Aus	Harare	24 Oct 1999
RS Kaluwitharana	Bowled	86	SL	Zim	Harare	18 Dec 1999
ADR Campbell	Not Out	124	Zim	NZ	Bulawayo (QSC)	01 Oct 2000
ML Hayden	lbw	90	Aus	Ind	Bangalore	25 Mar 2001
ST Jayasuriya	c fielder	102	SL	Ind	Colombo (RPS)	05 Aug 2001
VVS Laxman	run out	110	Ind	WI	Nagpur	09 Nov 2002
RR Sarwan	Not Out	104	WI	Ind	Ahmedabad (GS)	15 Nov 2002
GC Smith	run out	106	SAf	SL	Centurion	29 Nov 2002
ST Jayasuriya	run out	83	SL	Eng	Adelaide	17 Jan 2003
AC Gilchrist	run out	88	Aus	SL	Centurion	07 Mar 2003
R Dravid	Bowled	104	Ind	Pak	Karachi	13 Mar 2004