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Cricket

SPORTS REPORTER
Last man Enamul Haque Jr. survived the final two deliveries of the match bowled by England paceman Stephen Harmison as the BCB President's Eleven deprived the tourists of a win in their three-day practice game at the Bangabandhu National Stadium yesterday.
But Michael Vaughan's side won't be too unhappy with the result as their batsmen got some important batting outing while all the key bowlers had decent spells. England will play another three-day match against Bangladesh A at the BKSP tomorrow before the first Test in Dhaka on October 21.
Beginning the day on a precarious 46 for six, the home side weren't allowed to progress too much by a fired-up Matthew Hoggard who snared three of the four remaining wickets to shot them out for 57.
Paceman Hoggard, who bamboozled the President's XI youngsters with his away swingers, returned with fantastic figures of six for 13 from 9.3 overs.
England decided against enforcing the follow on in a bid to give few of their batsmen, who missed out on scoring in the first innings, a chance to have a knock around.
The classy Graham Thorpe opened with Rikki Clarke. Although Clarke didn't make too many,
Thorpe stroked to a merry 47 not out off 42 balls with eight fours before Vaughn declared 265 runs infront.
The President's XI, who could last only 31 overs in their first innings, were left with 66 to negotiate in the day and displayed an improved technique and temperament for the better part of those overs.
After opener Nafees Iqbal had made a breezy 20 of 28 balls with two spanking driven and pulled boundaries off Harmison, one down Aftab Ahmed took charge. Aftab topscored with an attractive 45. The diminutive 19-year-old right-hander from Chitagong pulled medium pacer Clarke over the mid wicket boundary for a majestic six and hammered four fours in his 89-minute stay before Clarke trapped him leg before.
He contributed 60-run with his skipper Hannan Sarker for the second wicket. Sarker (16 off 104 balls) played the typical sheetanchor role and was looking to see out the day. But left-arm spinner Ashley Giles deceived him with one that went with the arm and the Test opener was lbw offering no shot.
With the most experienced member of the side gone, there was a familiar collapse with Giles and off-spinner Gareth Batty getting into the act.
The duo shared six wickets and it was only a resolute 26 from the highly talented number eight Nadif Chowdhury that just saved the day.
Chowdhury, a member of the national under 19s, defended brilliantly and even attacked with gusto whenever he got the opportunity. He clubbed Batty over long on for a huge six and also added three fours in his 65-ball innings before being bowled by Harmison with just two deliveries remaining in the day.
In strode Enamul Jr., the man who didn't let England get away with four wickets in the first innings, and again stood in the way of the tourists by calmly defending the last couple of balls.
In a match where the batsmen found the going difficult, not surprisingly England opener Marcus Tescothick was adjudged man-of the-match for his first innings 90. SCOREBOARD
Final scoreboard on the third and final day of the three-day tour match between Bangladesh Cricket Board President's XI and England on Tuesday:
ENGLAND: First innings 253 (M Trescothick 90; E Haque 4-59)
BCB PRESIDENT'S XI: First innings (overnight 46-6)
Hannan c Butcher b Hoggard 7 Iqbal c Thorpe b Hoggard 0
Aftab lbw b Saggers 10
Ashiq c Trescothick b Hoggard 0 Mushfiq lbw b Hoggard 8
Bashar b Saggers 0
Anwar c Butcher b Harmison Nadif c Trescothick b
Hoggard 5
Munir c Trescothick b
Harmison 2
Alamgir not out 2
Enamul b
Hoggard
Extras: (b-4, lb-4, nb-
6) 14
Total: (All out in 30.3
overs) 57
Fall of wickets: 1-13, 2-14, 3-19, 4-29, 5-29, 6-37, 747, 8-51, 9-51
Bowler O M
R W
Hoggard 9.3 5
13 6
Harmison 11 4
21 2
Saggers 6 2
6 2
Clarke 3 0
5 0
Giles 1 0
4 0
ENGLAND: Second innings
Thorpe not
out 47
Clarke b
Enamul 19
Extras: (b-1, w-
2) 3
Total: (For 1 wkt in 14.3
overs) 69
Fall of wicket: 1-69
Did not bat: Trescothick, Vaughan, Butcher, Hussain, Batty, Read, Giles, Harmison, Hoggard
Bowler O M
R W
Munir 4 0
28 0
Alamgir 4 0
16 0
Mushfiq 5 3
21 0
Enmaul 1.3 0
3 1
BCB PRESIDENT'S XI: Second innings Hannan lbw b
Giles 16
Iqbal c Read b
Saggers 20
Afta b lbw b
Clarke 45
Ashiq c Read b
Batty 2
Mushfiq lbw b
Batty 11
Bashar c Clarke b
Giles 6
Anwar c Thorpe b
Batty 4
Nadif b
Harmison
26
Monir lbw b
Giles 2
Alamgir not
out 0
Enamul not
out 0
Extras: (b-3, nb-2, w-
6) 11
Total: (For 9 wkts in 66
overs) 143
Fall of wickets: 1-26, 2-87, 3-87, 4-97, 5102, 6-106, 7-116, 8-123, 9-143
Bowler O M
R W
Hoggard 5 2
Harmison 10 3
20 1
Saggers 6 1
Giles 22 7
47 3
Clarke 8 3
26 1
Batty 15 8
22 3
Result: Match drawn.