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Bangladesh bounce back

AGENCIES, Brisbane
Bangladesh set themselves up for the daunting task of a Test series against Australia with a thrilling victory over Australia's Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy on Saturday in Brisbane.
They brought off a moraleboosting two-wicket win in the second match of their Australian cricket tour. Set 230 to win from a maximum of 73 overs, Bangladesh got home with two wickets and six balls to spare on the third and final day at Allan Border Field.
Captain Khaled Mahmud clinched a tense victory with an on-drive for four after some nervous moments in the final session.
Bangladesh started poorly, with Mark Cleary nipping out both Javed Omar and Habibul Bashar early in the innings and they were 113 for four at tea with 35 overs remaining but lost wickets at regular intervals.
But Mohammad Ashraful anchored the innings with a classy 61, while Alok Kapali chipped in with a pugnacious 44. But it was the two senior men, the Khaleds
Mashud and Mahmud who did the damage late on with some adventurous shot-making.
When Ashraful, who hit eight fours and two sixes, was dismissed the tourists were still needing 96 and five wickets left.
All-rounder Kapali and wicketkeeper Mashud, who made 28, then put on 43 for the sixthwicket with Kapali and Mahmud, also scoring 28, adding another 34 for the seventh.
Medium-pacer Peter Worthington (3-31 off 12 overs) gave the Academy renewed hope when he dismissed Mashrafee-bin-Mortuza (1) with six needed, but Mahmud steered his side home.
Bangladesh coach Dav Whatmore said his team's performance was a definite improvement on last week's 29-run loss to a Queensland Academy of Sport invitation team at the same ground.
"But there's still glaring areas to improve on," Whatmore said.
"Generally speaking, we batted better and there were some encouraging signs and I thought we bowled okay in patches.
"We fielded alright, the ground fielding was a lot better so things
are starting to go in the right direction."
Whatmore said his players needed to concentrate on finishing off the job properly in their four-day game against a Northern Territory Chief Minister's team
starting in Darwin on Thursday, their final match before the first Test begins on July 18 in Darwin.
Academy captain Aaron Nye (89 not out) declared his team's second innings at 203 for four before lunch after extending his overnight stand with Callum Ferguson (48
not out to 131.
The Academy side, which included five players with senior interstate experience, lost only seven wickets in the match, compared to Bangladesh's 15.
"It's unusual you lose a game of cricket when you bat, bowl and field better, " Academy coach Bennett King said.
Although he felt Bangladesh lacked a world-class bowler and batsman to build its side around, King said they would be competitive against Australia from "an exuberance side" and felt they showed a lot of energy and passion. SCOREBOARD
Final scoreboard on the third day of a three-day tour match between Australia's Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy and Bangladesh on Saturday (Bangladesh named 12 players, any 11 bat, any 11 bowl): COMMONWEALTH BANK CRICKET ACADEMY: First innings 258-3 declared
BANGLADESH: First innings 232-7 declared
CBCA: Second innings (overnight 99-4)
Meuleman c Aziz b Mashrafee 29
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Williams c Sarkar b Mashrafee 3
Nye not out 89
Worthington b Aziz 4
Ronchi lbw b Rafique 22
Ferguson not out 48
Extras: (lb-8) 8
Total: (For 4 wkts declin 49 overs) 203
Fall of wickets: 1-14, 2-41, 3-45, 4-72
Did not bat: Lockyear, Innes, Duval, Cleary, Magoffin
Bowler O M R W
Anwar 9 3 36 0
Mashrafee 10 3 31 2
Aziz 10 1 52 1
Rafique 7 3 21 1
Kapali 7 1 34 0
Ashraful 1 0 7 0
Mahmud 5 2 14 0
BANGLADESH: Second innings Hannan c Nye b Worthington 23
Omar c Ronchi b Cleary 14
Bashar c Ronchi b Cleary 17
Ashraful c Ronchi b Magoffin 61
Sanwar b Worthington 2
Kapali c sub (Philipson) b Magoffin 44 Mashud c sub (Philipson) b Ferguson 28
Mahmud not out 28
Mashrafee c Cleary b Worthington1
Anwar not out 1
Extras: (lb-10, nb-3) 13
Total: (For 8 wkts in 72 overs) 232
Fall of wickets: 1-15, 2-36, 3-107, 4109, 5-134, 6-177, 7-211, 8-224
Did not bat: Aziz, Rafique
Bowler O M R W
Cleary 16 4 45 2
Duval 4 1 21 0
Worthington 12 4 31 3
Magoffin 15 3 64 2
Ferguson 13 4 35 1