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Mariner in last four

SPORTS REPORTER
Mariner Young's Club stormed into the semifinal of the Club Cup Hockey tournament as Group B winners with a 4-0 thrashing of Dhaka Railway at the Maulana Bhasani Hockey Stadium yesterday.
Mariner, a potential third force, to pose any serious challenge to the two-way heady battle for the title race between Mohammedan and Abahani, walked into their final group league match against a modest Railway for a draw to confirm their place in the last four.
But at the end of a lop-sided affair under incessant drizzle the
Arambagh-based outfit completed a repeat act of their previous game, where they blanked Sadharan Bima 4-0.
The easy win was once again fashioned by their Pakistani quartet with three of them managing to put their names on the scoresheet.
However, it was Mariner's seasoned local campaigner Yamin Hossain who opened the scoring in the 18th minute. The central defender stepped up to convert a penalty ending a stubborn Railway resistance.
Shejad Ahmed doubled the margin five minutes before the break while his compatriot Yamin Bhatti made it 3-0 with a nice field goal in the 47th minute.
Mohammed Razzak completed the Railway rout with a strike at the
stroke of the final whistle.
The victory completed an impressive first round campaign for Mariner's who scored 11 goals in three games without any reply. They scored a 3-0 win against Farashganj in their opening match.
WANDERERS 4, VICTORIA 0
Meanwhile, Dhaka Wanderers also registered a 4-0 win against Victoria Sporting Club in one of the other two games held yesterday.
Mohammad Javed led the Wanderers goal-feast with three goals. The fleet-footed attacker struck the first two goals in a space of four minutes before the break and scored his third four minutes away
from the long whistle.
Parvez scored the other goal in the 64th minute.
S BIMA 2, FARASHGANJ 0 Sadharan Bima rode on two second half goals from Hasan to beat Farashganj Sporting Club in an inconsequential match.
Hasan broke the afternoon's duck with a field goal in the 42nd minute. He took another three minutes to score his second. The match left only an academic interest as both teams had earlier confirmed their exit from the preliminary round.