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U-turn for U-20 team

Sports Reporter
Bangladesh A exacted some sort of revenge against Bangladesh Un- der-20 when the
— shadow national team defeated the youths by 43 runs in their second exhibition match at the Dhaka Stadium yesterday.
Ip a low-scoring affair, a new-look Bangladesh A, who have gone through a wholesale change following their 10-run defeat in the first exhibition match at the City Club ground on Thursday, scored 147 runs before being all out in 49.1 overs and then went on to skittle the Under-20 team out for 106 in 36.5 overs.
But batsmen of the youth team, who are taking part In a series of trial matches as part of their preparation for the forthcoming world Youth cricket championship qualifiers,, were only to be blamed for their debacle after a good work done by their bowlers in the morning.
The youths, in their chase for a very attainable target, were off to a disastrous start losing three wickets for only one run. Although there was no evil on the newiy-lald wicket at the Dhaka Stadium, both their openers — Hannan Sharker and Rafiqul Islam — and skipper Shabblr Khan, who returned without opening his account paid the penalty of playing some adventurous shots at the nascent stage of the game.
After that horrible start. Mushftqur Rahman, who made 23, and Rajin tried to mend the early damage putting on 24 runs for the fifth wicket. But once
Rajin perished in the same way like his predecessors after scoring only nine runs, the youth team slumped to 41 for seven in 22.3 overs.
Hasan with a defiant 35. the highest contribution from the willow in the match, and discarded national right-arm seamer Sajal Chowdhury with 18. however, chalked up an fighting finish when the two tail-enders. in an ideal lesson for their illustrious teammates, produced 54 runs for the eighth wicket. But once left-arm seamer Morshed All Khan Sumon dismissed Sajal in the 43rd over, it was all over for the youths. Sumon, who plays for Mohammedan Sporting Club, with three for 28 runs was the ‘ wrecker-in-chief among the Bangladesh A bowlers. While new-ball bowler Shuvro and left-arm spinner Saikat evenly shared four wickets among them.
Earlier, sent into bat in morning, Bangladesh A total was built around some useful contributions from the top order.
Opener. Sajid Hasan made 14, Al Shahriar Rokon and Nasir chipped in with 12 runs apiece. Skipper Halim Shah top-scored with 28 followed by wicketkeeper Atiar, who contributed 17. While Shuvro. who later did one better with the cherry, remained unbeaten on 12.
Among the Under-20 bowlers, leg-spinner Tanvir once again had a happy hunting with the leather, claiming three wickets for only 23 runs in his 10 economic overs.