VANCOUVER, British Columbia -- Ben Hutton had a number of thoughts in his head as he snaked his way toward Arizona Coyotes goalie Louis Domingue.Hutton scored on a penalty shot at 2:34 of overtime to lift the Vancouver Canucks to a 3-2 victory over the Coyotes on Thursday night.There was a lot going through my mind, Hutton said. I knew we needed this win.Hutton beat Domingue on a slick backhand through the five-hole for his second goal of the season after being hooked on a breakaway by Dylan Strome.Thats the move I use in practice, Hutton said. Ive never attempted it in a game, obviously. I was a little nervous going into it, but it worked out. Its a big two points.Daniel Sedin had a goal and an assist, and Brandon Sutter also scored for Vancouver, which had lost 11 of 13. Jacob Markstrom made 34 saves.Weve got to build on this and get a little bit better, Sedin said. We still gave them a few too many chances in the third and werent good enough the first half of the game either.Brad Richardson and Anthony DeAngelo had goals for Arizona, which has lost four straight. Richardson was later carted off on a stretcher with an injured right leg in the second period and taken to a hospital.Domingue finished with 39 saves.We gave too many scoring chances on both sides, Domingue said. They had a lot, we had a lot and we lost the skills competition again.Domingue made a nice glove save on Loui Eriksson six minutes into third before a sliding Max Domi partially blocked Henrik Sedins effort on the backcheck.Domi was then denied at the other end on a great backhand that Markstrom, who started for the second straight game with Ryan Miller out with the flu, got with his glove on.Daniel Sedin had another golden opportunity with under three minutes to go, but Domingue was there.Keep going, Sedin said of what the message was on the bench. Its been about the process all year long. I know its been tough. Weve lost a lot of games.The Coyotes opened the scoring 1:22 into the second when Richardsons shot off the rush glanced off the stick of Vancouver defenseman Alexander Edler and past Markstrom short-side for his fifth. The Canucks challenged the play for offside, but the call stood.DeAngelo made it 2-0 on a broken play at 10:45 after Markstrom overcommitted to Martin Hanzal at the side of the Vancouver net. The puck slid off Hanzals stick and into the slot where DeAngelos deflected shot floated into the empty goal for his second.Things were looking good for the Coyotes at that point, but Richardson crumpled to the ice with a right leg injury a few minutes later after a collision with hulking Canucks defenseman Nikita Tryamkin, who stands 6-foot-7 and 265 pounds.Medical staffs from both teams attended to Richardson for several minutes before loading him onto a stretcher and to a waiting ambulance. The Coyotes said they expect to update his condition on Friday.Its a big hole we have to fill in the middle, Domingue said. He plays crucial minutes in crucial areas of the game, but just the fact he goes down like that, it is a big bummer for our team.Vancouver got on the scoreboard at 2-1 with 4:15 left in the period when Sutter took a pass from Daniel Sedin and buried his fourth of the season and third in three games.The Canucks much-maligned power play then evened it just 2:13 later when Henrik Sedin threw a nice backhand pass across the ice to Edler, who in turn found Daniel Sedin in the slot for his sixth.Again, we came from behind and got the win, said Hutton, whose team fought back to beat Dallas in OT on Sunday. Thats not the way we draw it up. Wed like to come in and get the lead and maintain the lead, which would be nice. But coming from behind just shows the character in this lockerroom.Game notes Vancouver has given up the first goal in 16 of their 18 games this season this season. ... Thursday was Hockey Fights Cancer night at Rogers Arena. The Canucks wore special lavender jerseys in warmups with names on the back of the people theyre fighting for. ... Vancouver assigned second-year forward Jake Virtanen to the AHL on Wednesday. ... Canucks forward Jannik Hansen (fractured rib) and defenseman Christopher Tanev (lower body) remained on the sidelines. ... Vancouver called up G Michael Garteig from the ECHL with Miller out.UP NEXTCoyotes: Host San Jose on Saturday. In the opner of a three-game homestand.Canucks: Host Chicago on Saturday night before heading out an a three-game trip. Swell Bottle Elements Collection . The 18th player to shoot 60 on the tour, Jamieson settled for par on the final hole when his 15-foot birdie chip grazed the edge of the hole and stayed out. 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ISLAMABAD -- In an Aug. 11 story about the death of Pakistan cricketer Hanif Mohammad, The Associated Press reported erroneously that his innings of 337 in 1958 was the highest individual test score at the time. A corrected version of the story is below:Hanif Mohammad, who had longest test innings ever, diesHanif Mohammad, Pakistan crickets Little Master who lasted 970 minutes in the longest innings in test history, died ThursdayBy RIZWAN ALIAP Sports WriterHanif Mohammad, Pakistan crickets Little Master who lasted 970 minutes in what is still the longest innings in test history, died Thursday. He was 81.Hanif died in hospital in his home town of Karachi, his son Shoaib Mohammad said. He did not give the cause of death but hospital spokesman Rasool Sarang said Hanif had cancer. He gave no further details.Hanif played the longest individual test innings against West Indies at Barbados in 1958, scoring 337 runs. His lengthy vigil at the crease helped Pakistan to draw the test match by scoring 657-8 in the second innings after it had been dismissed for just 106.Brian Lara of West Indies holds the current record of most test runs in an innings -- 400 not out against England at Antigua in 2004.Hanif also held the record of the highest first-class score -- run out on 499 -- while playing for Karachi in 1959. That record lasted until Lara hit 501 not out in 1994.Famed for his solid defense, Hanif scored 3,915 runs in 55 test matches with 12 centuries and 15 half centuries at an average of 43.98.Hanif played alongside his elder brother Wazir Mohammad in Pakistans first-ever test -- against India at New Delhi in 1952.dddddddddddd His two younger brothers -- Mushtaq Mohammad and Sadiq Mohammad -- were in the same team when Hanif played his last test against New Zealand at Karachi in 1969.Today its a big loss for Pakistan, he was a legend, Sadiq said.Raees Mohammad, Hanifs fourth brother, played first-class cricket but did not represent Pakistan in a test.Hanifs son Shoaib represented Pakistan in 45 test matches and 63 one-day internationals.Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Shaharyar Khan said the country had lost one of its greatest cricketing heroes. The entire cricketing fraternity, in this country and all over the cricketing world, is in mourning over the sad demise of Hanif Mohammad, he said in a statement.His sublime technical skill, his unflappable temperament and his resolve and staying power in all conditions were most remarkable and won plaudits for him and for Pakistan.Pakistans former test captain and wicketkeeper Moin Khan said he always took inspiration from Hanif, calling him a genius of cricket, and adding its a huge loss.ICC chief executive David Richardson said many batsmen around the world took inspiration from Hanif.His contribution to the game has been enormous and one can only imagine the kind of impact his batting had on others over the years, Richardson said in a statement.Hanifs triple-century against the West Indies was a legendary innings and unsurprisingly he was one of the original inductees into the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame. ' ' '