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Brothers stumble again
Title aspirants Brothers Union hurtled to their second defeat in the Janakantha Premier Division
cricket league when babes Azad Sporting Club pulled off a sensaUonal 30-run win over the Gopibagh outfit at the BKSP ground in Savar yesterday
The resuming day of the league after week long weather forced Injunction on games turned out to be a nightmarish experience for Brothers Union, who chasing a fighting Azad total of 161 for eight In a reduced 40 over a side match, were bundled out for a paltry 131 in 37 1 overs
With their two prized foreign recruits — former Pakistan international Aamir Hanif and Indian Sanjeev Sharma — failing to turn up in due time. Brothers had to pay through the nose when their fragile local
batting line up tumbled like nine pins Set to score just over four runs per over. Brothers were off to a disastrous start losing two wickets for only nine runs on the board.
Out-of-form opener
Shahriar Hossain scored two before Azad skipper Rakib Hasan had the young righthander caught by Biplob in the fourth over. Rakib then struck again in the same over when the
right-arm seamer dismissed Shahnewaz for a duck.
Discarded national opener Jahangir Alam, however, tried to mend the early damage with a defiant 60 off 96 balls. But there were hardly any support at the other end.
Earlier, sent in to bat in the morning, the Azad total was built around a brilliant half century from their Pakistani recruit Imtiaz Koreshi.
Koreshi struck a couple of fours in his 101-ball 65. Besides. opener Mona chipped in with a breezy 40 off 60 balls and Ahmed Sahab contributed 22 runs.
For Brothers new-ball bowler Shahnewaz returned most successful with four for only 17 runs in his six overs,
LALMATIA WIN
Meanwhile, in the other match of the day. Lalmatia Club picked up a facile six-wicket win over Victoria Sporting Club.
In a low-scoring affair. Lalmatia. who had earlier shot Victoria out for a meagre 96. raced on to 99 for the loss of four wickets with their Srl Lankan opener Tilekaratne scoring a whirlwind 60 off 55 balls punctuated with ten firm hits across the rope.