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Nannu's men maul Malaysia

Sports Reporter
While the footballers of the country were courting disaster in Bangkok. Bangladesh's crickets were carv-
ing a predictable, but not-too-fialertng seven wicket win against Malaysia tn the last league match of the third South East Aslan ICC Associate Members' cricket championship tn Singapore yesterday.
Reigning champions Bangladesh who had earlier confirmed a place in the final of the four-team competition, dismissed their unfancied op ponents for a scant 68 In an unequal contest, and then cantered past the total at the cost of three wickets to finish the league campaign with three victories in a row.
Bangladesh skipper Nannu won his second toss of the tournament and sent the Malaysians to make the first use of the Singapore Cricket Club strip.
Enamul Huq Mont, the Bangladesh Biman all-rounder, was the architect of yesterday s victory claiming four Malaysian wickets for twelve runs only The 50-overs a side match was reduced to 25. because of rain and the Malaysians were tn a soup right from the word go with Bangladeshi opening bowlers Golam Nowshcr Prince, and Saiful Islam going fiat out on a slightly damp wicket.
Runs came In a trickle but the new ball bowlers did not meet with any remarkable success despite their dominance. It took the wiles of left-
arm spinner Enamul Huq Monl to send back the subdued Malaysians back lo the pavilion He had the top scorer of the Malaysian innings Nair caught by skipper Nannu for 19 and then followed tt up with three more wickets. Opener S. Bell was the only other batsman to reach the double figures with
Monl look four wickets for 12 runs from his reduced quota of 12 runs.
Prince and Dulu picked up one wicket apiece.
Zahid Razzak Masum play ing his first match of the tour nament. led the Bangladesh victory charge with 26. Skipper Nannu remained unbeaten on 23 while Akram Khan made five not oul as Bangladesh scored 71 for three wickets from 19.4 overs.
Enamul Huq Monl was named the man-of-thc-match.
B Nair was the most successful Malaysian bowler with figures of two for 12. Llm Ju-
Jing look one for 12.
Bangladesh will play Hong Kong in the Anal of the tour nament on June 21 if Hong Kong beat Singapore tn today s match. However, the run rale will come to the aid for the selection of the other ftnuhsl If Singapore can get the better of Hong Kong because In that < ase three teams will have two points each.