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Kapali star of the day

AGENCIES, Brisbane
A fine all-round performance by teenager Alok Kapali helped put Bangladesh in control of their tour match against the Queensland Academy of Sport on Saturday.
Kapali top-scored for Bangladesh, hitting six fours and a six in a spunky 55. Then, he caused plenty of damage with his legspinners, running through Queensland's middle-order to return figures of 4 for 24 as the visitors looked to start their tour of Australia with a win.
Resuming at 86 for three, Bangladesh snuck past the Academy's first innings of 201 before declaring at 203 for nine.
Bangladesh were quickly reduced to 112 to 6, with James Hopes' medium-pace doing most of the damage.
He snared the first two wickets of the day, dismissing Al Shahriar (4) and Mohammad Ashraful (39).
When Damien MacKenzie, rightarm fast-medium bowler, dismissed Sanwar Hossain for 6, a Bangladesh lead looked unlikely, but Kapali and Khaled Mashud, the
wicketkeeper, stitched together a 60-run partnership for the seventh wicket which put the innings back on track.
Kapali was finally dismissed by Hopes, who finished with figures of 4 for 35.
When stumps were drawn on the second of three, the Academy were 153-7 in their second innings, leading by 151 with just three wickets in hand.
The academy made a strong start to their second innings when Daniel Payne and Brendan Nash put on 54 for the opening wicket before Kapali struck with the ball.
The duo saw off Bangladesh's new-ball attack but the problems for the home team began soon after. Despite a spirited 52 from Daniel Payne, the right-handed opener, Queensland lost wickets at regular intervals.
Kapali grabbed four wickets with his leg-spinners as the locals lost six wickets for 86 runs with only Payne (52) showing any sustained resistance.
Kapali ripped through the middle-order, and among his victims was Nathan Hauritz (9) and Payne.
The eighth-wicket pair of MacKenzie and Lee Carseldine saw off the last six overs, but Bangladesh still had reason to be
pleased. If their batsmen keep their wits about them, Bangladesh could well make a winning start to their Australian tour.
Bangladesh are touring Australia for the first time and will play two
KAPALI ... all-round show
Tests and three limited-overs internationals against the world champions.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard at close on the second day of a three-day tour match between the Queensland Academy of Sport and Bangladesh on Saturday:
QUEENSLAND ACADEMY: First innings 201
BANGLADESH: First innings
(overnight 86-3)
Hannan b Magoffin 19
Javed c Philipson b Hopes 0
Bashar c Philipson b MacKenzie20
Ashraful c Farrell b Hopes 39
Al Shahriar c Payne b Hopes 4
Kapali c Simpson b Hopes 55
Sanwar c Simpson b MacKenzie 6
K Mashud c Nye b Hauritz 38
K Mahmud c Farrell b Simpson 6
Tapash not out 2
Extras: (lb-3, nb-9, w-2) 14
Total: ( For nine wickets in 71.4
overs dec) 203
Fall of wickets: 1-23; 2-25; 3-57;
4-89; 5-95; 6-112; 7-182; 8-195; 9203.
Did not bat: Manjurul Islam,
Anwar Hossain
Bowler O M R W
MacKenzie 15 5 37 2
Hopes 18 8 35 4
Magoffin 13 2 54 1
Petrie 9 2 24 0
Hauritz 5.4 1 17 1
Philipson 2 0 11 0
Nash 3 1 10 0
Simpson 6 0 12 1
Queensland Academy: Second innings
D Payne c Bashar b Alok Kapali 52
B. Nash c K Mashud b K Mahmud17
A Nye lbw b Kapali 18
C Philipson c K Mashud b Anwar 13
S Farrell lbw b Kapali 0
N Hauritz c Manjurul b Kapali 9
L Carseldine not out 16
J Hopes C K Mashud b Manjurul 3
D MacKenzie not out 10
Extras: (b-8, lb-4, w-1, nb-2) 15
Total: (For seven wkts in 40.1 overs)153
Fall of wickets: 1-54; 2-89; 3-105;
4-105; 5-118; 6-122; 7-140
To bat (from): S Magoffin, M Petrie, C Simpson
Bowler O M R W
Monjurul 10 1 26 1
Tapash 7 1 41 0
K Mahmud 7 0 29 1
Anwar 7 1 21 1
Kapali 9 3 24 4
Toss: Queensland Academy Note: 12 players per side, any 11 bat, any 11 bowl.