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Mohammedans off the mark

Wari pull off a stunner

Sports Reporter
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Earlier, opting to bat first, Victoria were bundled out for 127 in 44 overs in the face of some fired-up bowling from by veteran left-arm pacer Ja hangir Alam Talukder Dulu and his young new-ball partner Monjurul Islam who evenly
Anup Biswas hammering high est 35 off 50 balls. Anup apart. Omar Rabbu (22) and Sajib Das (20 not out) were the other leading run-getters.
Two Agrani Bank bowlers Shahin Malik of Pakistan and Sumit evenly shared six Wari wickets.
Malik, who ripped through
Mohammedan Sporting Club recorded an uninteresting win against Victoria Sporting Club while Wari Club posted an exciting three-run victory over Agrani Bank in their respective Janakantha Premier Division cricket league opener at different city venues yesterday .
In a low-scoring affair at the Dhaka Stadium, opener Parvez Ahmed scored a patient 43 as Mohammedans, chasing a paltry Victoria total of 127 in the allotted 50 overs, spared 41.3 overs and lost four wickets to muster 130.
Starting the Mohammedan chase with Sajid Hasan. Parvez gave his side a solid start putting on 54 runs before Sajid was caught at gully of the bowling of Pakistani off-spinner Asgar Khan after scoring 18.
Parvez then featured in two brief but significant partnership with Salim Shahed and Mohammad Rafique before being departed in the 32nd over like the way his predecessor perished, missing a well-deserved half-century for only seven runs. He was caught at slip while trying to cut an off-spinner off Lalu.
In his 113-minute stay at the crease, the young right-hander clubbed three boundaries.
Parvez's departure inflicted a mini-collapse when Rafique Sot himself out like a novice in ne nekt ovdr of Balu, leaving Mohammedans at 88 for four.
But stand-in skipper Minhajul Abedin Nannu and Pakistani Test-reject Basit All played very cautious knocks to steer Mohammedans to the summit without further loss.
Together the two put on 42 runs for the undefeated fifth wicket where Basit played
cavalier Innings of 21 not out and Nannu 18 at the kill.
Basit. who played for Aba-hani in the Damal Smriti cricket tournament early this month but changed his allegiance in a sensational move, smote Victoria's spinner Imran over the long on rope for a huge
shared six wickets among them.
Of the two experienced Dulu returned most economical with fantastic figures of 10-9-5-3. Monjurul. who Is set to Join the touring national team in New Zealand, gave away 30 runs for his three scalps.
Lower middle-order Raju Parvez scored highest 38 while opener Asghar Khan of Pakistan chanced his arm for a useful 22 runs to the Victoria total.
In the other match of the day. Wari Club scored a sensational three-run win over Agrani Bank at the Dhanmondi Cricket Stadium.
Electing to bat first . Wari Club managed to garner a moderate 159 before they were all out in 48.1 overs with opener
the lower-order, finished with 3 for 20 in his 7.1 overs while Sumit gave away two more runs than Malik for- his three wickets in ten overs.
In reply. Agrani Bank, the Damal Smriti semifinalists, fell three runs short of their target as they were shot out for 156 in the second ball of the last over.
One-down Nahid scored highest 52 off 112 balls inclusive of two fours while lower middle -order Babu chipped in with 30.
Ziaul Haque was the most successful Wari bowler capturing three wickets for 34 runs while Zahid. Sajib and Pakistani Amir Wasim took two wickets each.