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Bodi baffles BD

Sports Reporter
Bangladesh suffered a 38-run defeat against KwaZulu-Natal in their first World Cup lead-up match at Settler's Park in Ladysmith yesterday.
Set to score 192 in a rain-reduced 35-over contest, Bangladesh were bowled out for 153 in 28.2 overs.
Facing a stiff target of scoring more than five runs per over, Bangladesh got off to a disappoint-ing start losing three wickets for 26. The decision to open the innings with Hannan and Ehsanul Haque backfired as they trudged off to the dressing room after making 9 and 5.
Regular opener Al-Shahriar, fresh after his hurricane 177 in their last match against Namibia, threw caution to the wind with a 33-bal145. Coming in to bat at number four, the stroke-maker clubbed four boundaries and two sixes before being caught and bowled by Lazarus.
Bangladesh lost wickets at
regular intervals after his departure. Bangladesh's hopes of a turnaround was effectively over when both Khaled Mahmud and Alok Kapali fell perished scoring 27 and
22.
Chinaman Goolam Bodi dismissed both the batsman to finish the match with 3-19 in 4.2 overs.
Batting first after, KwaZulu-Natal thrived on a polished half-century by opener Watson to score a competitive total.
Watson scored exactly 50 off 83 balls and with the help of six boundaries before being clean bowled by occasional slow medium pacer Ehsanul Haque. Amla contributed 48 off 96 balls.
The home side produced 37 runs off the last 22 deliveries with number nine Bodi hammering a breezy 39 off 20 balls. Bodi, who played as opener in domestic cricket, struck three massive sixes and as many fours in his enterprising undefeated knock.
Paceman Mashrafee-bin Mortuza was most economical of Bangladesh bowlers, finishing with 1-23 in his six overs.
Bangladesh will take on the same team at Kingsmead tomorrow.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard of the World Cup lead-up match between Bangladesh and KwaZulu-Natal at the Settler's Park in Ladysmith on Monday:
KWAZULU-NATAL
D Watson b Ehsanul 50
AAmlac&bMashrafee 0
HAmlac&bKapali 48 DBenkensteinbK Mahmud 8
J Kent st KMashud b Rafique 9
D Brown run out 14
GBodi notout 39
F Lazarus not out 6
Extras:(b-1,lb-7,w-5,nb-4) 17
Total:(For6wktsin35overs) 191 Did not bat: RVeenstra, A Tweedie, NDladla.
Fall of wkts: 1-5, 2-9, 3-109, 4-120, 5-140,6-154.
Bowler OMR
W
Manjurul 6 0 28 0
Mashrafee 6 0 23 1
K Mahmud 7 0 39 1
Rafique 4 0 22 1
Ehsanul 7 0 33 1
Kapali 5 0 38 1
BANGLADESH
Haque bVeenstra 5
Hannan b Tweedie 9
BasharcVeenstrabTweedie 1
Al Shahriarc and b Lazarus 45
Ashrafulc Brown b Lazarus 16
Kapali st Brown bBodi 27
Mahmud c Kent bBodi 22
Rafique cDladla bBodi 2
MashudcAmlabDIadla 1
Mashrafee run out (Watson) 8
Monjurul notout 0
Extras: (w-14, nb-3) 17
Total: (All out in 28.2 overs) 153
Fall of wickets: 1-8,2-13, 3-26,4-53
5-93,6-131,7-136,8-139,9-145
Bowler O M R W
Veenstra 5 0 20 1
Tweedie 6 0 20 2
Dladla 5 0 33 1
Lazarus 5 0 36 2
Kent 3 0 25 C
Bodi 4.2 0 19 3
Result: KwaZulu-Natal won by 3? runs.
Toss: KwaZulu-Natal.