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Two stumpers in one team on Day 3

Sports Reporter
Abahani Krlra Chakra, laat year s runncra up sig ned two competent wiekelkee
Day Three of the cricket player*' transfer* at the Bangladesh Cricket Control Board office yesterday.
Jahangir Alam who also hept
Mohammedan Sporting Club last year deckled to pledge his allegiance to arch-rival* Abaharv Krlra Chakra tn the
Imminent 1992-93 season Jahangir the Narayanganj
'tad who shot Into prominence with a superb batting display a couple year* ago for Bang)adc*h Biman, reportedly will not have to don the glove* a* Abahani signed Brothers Union keeper Zlauddin Ahmed Shovon exclusively for that purpose
Shovon. a competent bat
and also a leg spinner outside the recently formed pool comprising 17 leading players, proved a wise collection as the young player will considerably boost Abahant's middle-order besides being a neat gatherer behind the stumps.
Although champions Mohammedan* were yet to take the field to either retain or gain new player* their sec ond casualty of the day came tn the form of Oolam Faruq Chowdhury Suru The right arm medium pace bowler and powerful hitter of the ball returned to Brother* Union, the team for which he played a
couple of years back.
Left-arm medium-pacer Morshed Chowdhury was one of the more lotable new signings that Brothers made on a day which 25 players took and returned their tokens in favour of the clubs of their choice.
Kishore Dasgupta, the Sadharan Bima medium-pacer, was one of the three players to submit tokens after having taken them earlier. Kishore would play for Brothers this year. Towhlduzzaman Pappu, Abahani * last year s wicket keeper, lias joined the Greater Mymenatngh Cricket Club IGMCC). ruling out any po*al bllltlea of the club'* retaining It* national stumper Nasir Ahmed Nasu. Nasu, one of the more critical victim* of the pool ayatem. la atlll to find a satisfactory lent to pursue his career as a cricketer
OMCC. who are almost sure of having Biman opener Tartquzzaman Munir in their ranks, are trying hard to rope in left-arm medlum-.pacer Jahangir Talukdar Dulu. the pool player of Dhaka Mahammedan Sporting Club Saiful Islam Khan, the young paceman of the club who took hl* token yesterday, ha* not agreed yet Io .lay In OMCC for a reportedly offered fee of Taka 1 75 lakh Saiful. another pool player. Is one of the many rootless rover* who are out of their depth* bccau»e the new BCCB decree of three pool player* per team left team* with the fell tendency of »cpa rating the Incidental from the quintessential*. One-day cricket being predominantly a batsman* game budding bowler* like Saiful arc caught tn a serious existential prob lem. because most of the teams are trying their best to pack their teams with aggres stve one-day batsmen
With signings providing Itt tie of the much-expected transfer drama, delayed further possibly by the extension of the deadline up to September 24. speculations were rife about Nadir Shahs going back to Abahani from Brothers Union.
Meanwhile, Abahani looked all set to solidify the nucleus of their team a* mainstay* like Akram Khan, Saldul Anant Efee and Khaled Mahmud Sujan took their tokens and would submit them in a day or two for the Dhanmondl Club.
Halim Shah and Shamsul of Brother Union. Anisuzzaman Bhuiyan Pika of OMCC, Javed Omar Bellm Golla of Surja Tarun and Raju Parvez of Wart Club also took their tokens but decided to submit after little more contemplation and deliberation.
Seventeen players severed relationships with their old clubs while eight others of the 25 submitters renewed their loyalty on the third day of the ongoing transfers for the 1992 93 season