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Acme Div II cricket scores

Sports Reporter
Azad Boys Club. Kathal Bagan. Udayachal and DOHS won their respective Acme Second Division cricket league matches played at different city venues yesterday.
On the western strip of the Dhanmondi Cricket Stadium, former national cricket Jahangir Shah Badsha hammered an unbeaten half-century to guide Azad Boys to a facile six wicket win over Bangladesh Railway.
In a high-scoring affair. Badsha. a stalwart of yesteryears and currently a- national selector, blasted a captain's knock of 77-ball 58. as Azad, facing a Commanding Railway total of 219 in the stipulated 40 overs, rattled up the required 220 for six witn eight balls to spare.
Badsha apart, opener Nasirul Hossain hammered a breezy 52 off only 42 deliveries while Ishtiaq. who shared a vital 97-run stand for the fourth wicket with his captain, scored a cracking 51.
Earlier, the Railway total was built around a brilliant 79 off 69 balls from their middleorder bat Ahmed Rajib. Wicket keeper Haris with 38 and lower-order bat Jissan. who remained unbeaten on 28 off 20 balls, were the other notable contributors for the vanquished.
Among the Azad bowler seamer Masud Rana took two wickets for 27 runs while Nadir Shah, young brother of Jahangir Shan Badsha, also claimed two wickets.
At the Dhanmondi Club ground. Udayachal recorded a huge 103-run win over Nirman Eleven.
Batting first. Udayachal piled up a mammoth total of 263 for eight in their share of 40 overs. Skipper Shipu hammered a blazing 73 on 53 balls laced with seven hits across the rope and three huge sixes.
In reply. Nirman, facing an uphill task of scoring more than 6.5 runs per over, could muster only 160/9 after exhausting their quota of 40 overs.
At the Mohakhali T&T ground. Kathal Bagan defeated PWD SC by 83-runs.
Sent into bat in the morning. Kathal Bagan piled up a fairly safe total of 227 before being ail out in the last over. Tutul scored a rapid-fire 52.
For PWD Habib claimed four wicket lor 38 runs while Masum took three for 36.
In reply WD were skittled out for a paltry 144 in the face of some accurate bowling from Murshed and Riad, who shared seven wickets between them. Murshed finished with four for 24 while Riad finished with three for 43.
Meanwhile, in the other match of the day at the Mirpur Outer Stadium. Lalbagh Anwar, aided by a whirl-wind 86 from Mishu. scored 231/7.
But Mishu s early thunder was overshadowed oy DOHS. who went on to overhaul the commanding Lalbagh total with 13 balls to spare