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Agrani, Kalabagan go up

Sports Reporter
Last year's runners-up Agrani Bank and losing semifinalists Kalabagan Krtra Ch akra moved into
with an Impressive all-win record.
Both the winners will now have to wait for the outcome of today's match between Bangladesh Biman and Laima-tia to know the other opponent, of their group In the second phase.
However. Shaheen Mailk and Mushflqur Rahman put on 92 runs for the fourth wicket to guide Agrani Bank to a fighting total of 197 for seven in the stipulated 50 overs.
Shaheen, one of the two Pakistani recruit of Agrani Bank, scored a workmanlike 56 off 62 balls while young Mushflqur, who played the perfect foil at the other end. fell four runs short of what would have been a well-deserved half-century. With the two playing confl-
the six-team second phase of the 18th Damal Smrlti cricket tournament eliminating their respective opponents at different city venues yesterday.
At the Dhaka Stadium. Agrani Bank squeezed past Wart Club by 11 runs to complete their Group B campaign with three wins from as many matches. Title aspirants Kal-abagan meanwhile thumped down a nine-wlcket defeat on a lowly-rated Azad at the Dhan-mondi Cricket Stadium to emerge Group D champions
dently, the bankers recovered from a poor start of 61 for three to a respectable 153 before Shaheen got himself out in the 43rd over.
After the departure of Shaheen. Mushflqur added another 26 runs for the fifth wicket with Pakistani Shahid Iqbal, who chipped in with a runra-ball 24.
Among the War! bowlers, Zahid and Feroze, who captured the vital wicket of Shaheen, finished with two wickets a
at one stage cruising with 120 for two before suffering a sud den collapse, losing their last seven wickets for the addition of only 68 runs. Although the top order made useful contribution In their chase for a little less than four runs per over with opener Omar scoring 21. one-down Anup 27 and Sohel notching highest 37 off 51 balls, the tail perished quickly despite an unbeaten 26 from number six batsman Tuhin.
For the eventual winners . Dofln chipped in with two for 25 runs in his eight economic overs while Sumit gave away 37 runs for his two scalps.
At the Dhanmondi Cricket Stadium, left-arm spinner Sharfuddowla Ibne Snahed Salkat consolidated his claim for a place in the national team when he carved the cakewalk win for Kalabagan.
Salkat took four wickets for only 12 runs in his miserly 6.5 overs as Azad, sent into bat In the morning, were caved In for a meagre 97 in 43 5 overs.
In reply. Kalabagan raced on to 100 in only 19.3 overs with opener Sajjad Ahmed Monsur Shlpon scoring an unbeaten half-century.
The young right hander, who opened the innings with Harunur Rashid Llton, hammered nine sweetly-timed fours in his 55-ball 50. While Llton. the only man fell in the Kalaba-([an Innings, hammered 38 em->elllshed with a sixer and five fours.