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Biman lift memorial trophy
Bowlers hit back with vengeance lo present Bangladesh Bl man the first Shahced Jewel-Mushtaq me-
morial trophy as Victoria Sporting Club succumbed to a 51-run defeat at the Dhan-mondl Cricket Stadium yesterday.
Needing 252 in 70 overs for a win. Victoria suffered early setbacks with Bi man ncwball bowler Babul dealing two quick blows. Sajid Hassan, moulded by his illustrious father Rou-qibul Hassan, the former national captain presently leading Victoria, was bowled by Babul and promising one drop batsman Selim Shahed was adjudged leg before off the same bowler for nought.
Blman's five-man spin attack then had the Victoria batsmen under absolute con- • trol. giving very little away but getting important breakthroughs just tn time.
Biman skipper Enamul I luq Moni. who flopped with the bat in Biman’s unpromising Innings of 251 on Tuesday, led .the way. The left-arm spinner removed three potentially dangerous batsmen In the Victoria middle order. He accounted for Raja Venkat, the experienced left-handed bats
who top fwwt.wfth 41
off 81 balls with four hits to the fence. Rouqibui also fell prey to Mont, caught by substitute Jahangir for a patient 35. Hard-hitting Imran Hamid Partho was Moni's last victim: the dark left-hander holed out to Babul for 12.
Monl got good support from veteran off-spinner Anwanjl Amin Azhar. Having been with the airline team since its entry into the big league, this former national spinner claimed- three wickets, one of which was of Gautam Some, the all rounder from Calcutta.
Victoria's Iqbal, who has been using the new ball quite impressively for sometime, shone with the bat in the waning Victoria innings. He hit a quickish 31 off 43 balls before the filling of the quota of 70 overs caused indiscretion and a sad end of the batsman.
Wicketkeeper Dalim was the other notable scorer in the 66-over-old Victoria innings. Pushed up the order to open the innings, Dalim scored.29 before Rupam bowled him with his off-spin.
None of the partnerships gelled in the Victoria innings and when national ^Ickct-keeper Dcbashish Barooah slumped Saikai off Azhar the total had crawled to” 199. still 5) runs short of the Biman sepre.
. Arhat had the. best Ixiwllng
figures, bagginifthree wickets for 38 runs.
Moni also gpt three wickets giving away 44 runs.
Paceman Babul, who has joined Biman this year from Young Pegasus, made the early inroads and his final analysis on a bland wicket was quite commendable — two for 21 from 11 overs.
Ahmed Iqbal Bachchu, who held the Bi man Innings together with a patient 95 Tuesday, was the unsung hero In the Biman bowling attack with the excellent figures of . none for 19 from nine overs.
He was quite justifiable named the man-of-the-match for his fine all round show.
Mrs A Wajcd, mother of Shahccd Jewel, a martyr of the Liberation War in 1971, gave away the prizes as a special invitee. One of the finest Bangalee openers around in the then East Pakistan. Jewel was killed in an operation against the Pak Army in August 1971.
Mushtaq, the other martyr whose memory Was honoured by holding this tournament,, was one of the dedicated souls of local cricket In the pre-Libcration period. Mushtaq was associated with Azad Boys Club • and was killed in the city by the Pakistan Army on the tate-
• ful.nlgfit of March-26. 1971.