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Inter-club transfers begin

Biman confirm bookings

Sports Reporter
In the room men came, gathered, gossiped, smoked while some of them took forma, completed them and left the Bangladesh Cricket Control Board (BCCBI office In a general atmosphere of gloom and despair
In short, the first dav of the Inter club transfers for Senior Division cricketers passed qul etfy yesterday with no sensa ttonal signing being recorded
Eighteen players took the official forms, or tokens, for transfer and submitted them in favour of the teams of their choices with Bangladesh Bl man retaining or gaining the services of a maximum nine cricketers Four players - last C> skipper Shahnawaz Sha
Shanu. Enamul Huq Mont. Zakaria Imtiaz and Mo hammad Rafiq — decided to stay back In the airlines team Although Shanu. Monl and Zakaria had made thetr inten ttona clear a few days back. left arm seamer Rafiq was caught In two minds as Mo hammedans last year s champtons. aired an offer earlier on Fed up with the failures of Mo hamniedan officials Rafiq took the wisest decision of staying with his last year s club.
Mahbubur Rahman Selim, the exciting right hand bats man and leg spinner who did so well for runners up Abahani last year put his aired allegiance for Biman tn black and white while Ahmed Faiyaz Shaheen the tall PWD all rounder also signed for Bl man who seemed to be on a predestined. budget-wise shopping spree before the others.
Ziaur Rashid Rupam. a promising allrounder and paceman Mlzanur Rahman Babul both form Gulshan Youth, were among the other unsen-sattonal but useful collections. Debashtsh Baroouh. the Victo ria wicketkeeper, will be Bl-man's number one stumper.
While national and Mohammedan skipper Mlnhazul Abedin Nannu loafed around with a long face In a pair of blue Jeans and orange T-shirt, Victoria Sporting Club looked all set to make their presence felt in their first year in the Navana Premier league. Victoria gave the first taste of exoticism when Raia Venkat, the experienced left handed bats man and allrounder Gautam Some from Calcutta appeared in persons to put their signa tures for the babe*. Former national captain Rquibul Hassan told the Dally Star. -We have finalised talks with Goiam Nows her Prince Raqlbufs son Sajid and left arm spinner Salkat were the two new purchases. With the newly intro duced pool system rendering many fortune seeking crick eters rootless, teams like Victoria are going to spring many more surprises In the next few
days.
With Mohammedan and Abahani — the two most popu Lar clubs fighting shy on the first day — gossips atout some dramatic turnarounds filled the air. Mlnhazul Abedin Nannu. frustrated by the si-fence of Mohammedan officials was heard to have started talks with Abahani Krlra Chakra. The star batsman Is expected to take his token today.
Leg spinner Waheedul Ghani's prolonged honeymoon with Mohammedans might be over this year as he is also getting the cold treatment from the officials.
Amlnul Islam Bulbul and Mohammad Alt of Mohanunedan* took their tokens but did not submit them, with the latter almoat sure to quit the champions
Salful Islam, regarded as the quickest bowler in the country, was In search of a
team afongwlth his GMCC peer and wicketkeeper Nasir Ahmed Nasu
The eighteen players who took tokens and submitted them yesterday were Enamul Huq Monl. Shahnawaz Shaheed Sahanu. Mahbubur Rahman Sc lim. Ahmed Faiyaz Shaheen. Zakaria Imtiaz. Mlzanur Rahman Babul. Md Rafiq. De-bashlsh Barooah. Ismail Miah. Ziaur Rashid Rupam, Kazi Ikram Mustafiz Paplu. Samiur Rahman. Shawkat Hossain. Abu Zafar, Md Shafayetul - Islam Kiron. Salful Alam Cowdhury. Jewel Hossain. Sajid Hassan. Sarfuddowla Ibne Shahid Salkat