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MCC scrape past youths
SYLHET. Feb 7: Devastating bo wling by David Capel forced Bangladesh you th team to sutler ah irYun defeat to the visiting Mt C at the Sylhet Stadium today, reports BSS.
Put in to bat. MCC were bundled out for 103 in 45.1 overs. Bangladesh youth team, in reply, were skittled out for a paltry 92 from 37.1 overs.
Bangladesh team manager Gazi Ashraf Hossain Upu was highly critical of his batsmen as they miserably failed to reach such an easy target due to irresponsible batting.
A happy MCC team manager John Jameson said: "We are very lucky that we have got bowlers like David Capel and Ian Salisbury in our lineup. Our bowlers did very well in deriving benefit of the wicket from the very beginning for which we won. We are really very happy to win the match.'
Jameson expressed the hope to win also against Bangladesh team in Dhaka on February 9.
The most successful MCC bowler David Capel dismissed four Bangladesh bats — Rokon. Atiar Rahman. Saikat and Shanto — at a cost of 21 runs off 9 overs.
Ian Salisbury with his economic bowling posed a constant threat to the Bangladesh batting order. Bangladesh youths found It very difficult to face the fiery deliveries from Salisbury, a former England Test cricketer. He grabbed two wickets for only 12 runs off 10 overs with four maidens.
William, Mackay and Gofton took one wicket each.
The collapse of Bangladesh batting order began when opener Javed Omar Belim Golla was trapped leg before to William for a duck with just two runs on board.
The other opener Parvez Ahmed, a local boy. had to return to the pavilion for one in the 6th over.
Hart-hitting Rokon put up
soinr resistance for a while before being bowled by Capel for 21 off 31 deliveries in eluding four boundaries.
Bangladesh youths at one stage, were in a position to win the match when Sajal snatched eight runs in the 33rd over Sajal in partnership with Shanto took the total from 79 to 89 in the same over
Bangladesh boys' hope for a win evaporated like Camphor when Sajal was trapped lbw to Gofton for 16.
Mostadir Lipu. who struck 19, was the other main scorer of Bangladesh youths.
Sent in to bat. the visitors got off to a disastrous start as they lost their wickets in quick succession.
Bangladesh's most eco-
nomic bowler Saikat plundered three wickets for 10 runs in 9.1 deliveries with four maidens.
Durjoy. Morshed All Khan Sumon, and Mustadir Litu took two wickets each for 13. 27 and 28 runs respectively.
GC Hollins topscored for MCC with an unbeaten 18.
About 5,000 spectators from Sylhet town and adjacent areas witnessed the match with tickets for the first time in the history of
cricket at Sylhet Stadium.
Divisional commissioner Habibur Rahman distributed souvenirs among the players.
Earlier. MCC lost to Bangladesh A' by seven wickets in Dhaka on February
The MCC play their next match agaliMt Bangladesh at Dhaka on February 9.
SCOREBOARD
MCC
Alan Fordham tow b Shanto 4 Gordon Morgan c Atiar b Sumon 8 Tubbs c and b Litu 9
Greenfield c Atiar b Sumon 9
CJ Hollins not out 9
David Capel b Litu 12
Kelvin Williams c Zakaria b Saikat 6 Ian Salisbury b Saikat C
Jonathan Batty b Durjoy 1
Robert Gofton b Durjoy 7
AJ Mackay c Rokon b Saikat 2
Extras (to-1. wb-9. nb-5) 6
ToM: (al out, 45.1 overs) 103
Fall of wickets: 1-11: 2-27: 3-41; 4-44: 5-57: 6-70; 7-85: 8-86: 9-100. 10-103.
Shanto 6 2 5 1
Sajal 8 0 19 0
Sumon 10 1 27 2
Litu 7 0 28 2
Saikat 9.1 4 10 3
Durjoy 5 0 13 2
BANGLADESH YOUTH
Parvez Ahmed tow b Mackay 1
Golla lbw b Wilhams 0
Rokon bCapei a'
Zakaria c Salisbury b Gofton 8
Durjoy tow b Salisbury 2
Litu tow b Salisbury 9
Atiar c Salisbury b Capel 1
Saikat b Capel 1
Sajal tow b Gofton 8
Shanto c Tubbs b Capel 4
Sumon not out 0
EWas:M.^.«M.«0.1) 9
Total: (MouL 37.1) S
Fall of wicketa: 12* 2-4; 3-36; 4-37; 5-46; 6-46; 7-55, 8-61; 9-70; 10-92.
Bowling: O M R W
Williams 10 1 28 1
Mackay 6 3 16 1
Gofton 2.1 0 5 2
Capel 9 0 21 4
Salisbury 10 4 12 2
ReaBita: MCC beat Bangladesh Youths by 11 runs.