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Sujon wins it for Beximco XI

Sports Reporter
Khaled Mahmud Sujon produced a devastating spell of gentle medium-pace bowling to lead Beximco XI io a surprisingly big 77-run victory over Goki Laaf XI 1n the final of the Sponsors' cricket tournament at the Dhaka
Sujon^who^plsyed for de-
Krtra Chakra in the recently concluded Navsna Premier Division league, made the most of a damp strip which produced Irregular bounce towards the end of rain-reduced 25-overs-a-sidc day-night affair to end the day with four wickets for only five runs.
The fact that the five runs Sujon conceded came from wides and no-balls endorses the clear domination of the mlddte-hetght Abahani cricketer over the hapless Gold Leaf XI batsmen.
The match, originally scheduled for a 2 30 pm start, was delayed as a light drizzle tn the afternoon left behind some patches on the wicket and deteriorated the condition of the already rain-soaked outfield. The final eventually began al around 5-30.
With nearly three hours wasted the organisers had no option but to curtail the match by 20 overs.
Enamu! Huq Mont, the Gold Leaf XI captain invited the Beximco XI batsmen to use the strip first after winning the
toss possibly with the thought that his bowlers would fare well in the overcast condition and later In the match when his batsmen would come in to bat they would face fewer problems.
Babu vindicated his skipper's decision when he had Jahangir Alam caught by Rahul with his flrat ball of the innings for two with the Beximco XI on seven.
Skipper Faruq Ahmed, the stylish Abahani batsman, found scoring runs not so easy and after playing 15 balls he returned to the pavilion for seven to leave his side two down for 24 runs.
Rahul, who sent Faruq back, accounted for Selim Shahed eleven runs later when the Victoria Sporting batsman offered a catch to Ptyal after scoring only four.
Shanawaz Shaheed Shanu then walked in to Join Azhar Hossain Shantu, who opened the innings with Jahangir and together they pushed the score to 86 before Shanu ran himself out for 25. Shanus 37-ball stay was punctuated by two fours and a six.
Shantu, the baspectacled Mohammedan opening bats man, hung around till the 21 st over when he was run out for a 57-ball 36. He hit only one four.
Two runs later on 99 Jahangir Talukder Dulu followed Shantu's tracks in a
Sujon and Durjoy shared a brief but rapid 21-run partner ship for the seventh wicket lo pace up the gradually slowing run rate.
At the end of the 25th over Beximco XI reached 132 for eight, leaving a winning target of more than five runs per over for Mont's men.
But when Gold Leaf XI * lurti came to bat they were a long away from reaching the target.
Their chase started miser ably with the first four batsman back in the pavilion with the score on only 15. When Sujon disarrayed the stumps of skip per Moni for two with the score on 27 the match was all but over.
As Sujon continued with his mesmerising spell the Gold Leaf batsmen were see track Ing their way back to the pavilion. When the innings folded Gold Leaf X! were on 55, 77 runs away from the winning target.
Apart from Sujon. Zakir had a wonderful time with the ball taking two wickets for nine runs while Shantu. Dulu. and Durjoy claimed one apiece.
Meanwhile, the players of Navana XI, Beximco XI and Gold Leaf XI have been requested to report at the Bangladesh Cricket Control Board (BCCB) office today at 5 pm.