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Shocking start for Cubs

Sports Reporter
Bangladesh started off on a wrong foot at the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) Under-15 Cricket Championship. conceding a sLx-wicket defeat against favourites India in the Malaysian capital of Kuala Lumpur yesterday.
The contest of the two South Asian neighbours at the RSC ground petered into a one-sided affair when the Bangladesh innings caved in for just 65 runs in 28.3 overs
India then raced on to 66 in only 19.3 overs, losing four wickets. It was India's second successive victory after their 246-run rout over Thailand in the opening game on Friday.
The Indian victory was never in doubt once medium pacer Talukder tore apart the Bangladesh innings with a deadly spell of four for eight runs.
For Bangladesh, opener Nafes Ahmed fought a lone battle with a defiant 21. But the right-hander haplessly watched
from other end wickets tumbling like nine pins. His opening partner Hasibul fell for a duck and one down Mahabubul also returned to the dressing room without troubling the scorers
Number four Kamrul Islam scored a couple l*elbre becoming , (he second victim of Talukder. who then had Mahabubullha (1). Alamgir (2) and Arafat (0) in quick succession
Had not number eleven batsman Zabir produced a gamely 10 Bangladesh would have skittled out below fifty Zabir was the other Bangladesh batsman to reach the double
figure mark while Mr. Sundries with 14 was the second highest contributor to the paltry total.
Although Bangladesh fared badly with the bat. the bowhug department earned some soil ol solace by hauling four Indian wickets. New-ball bowlers Rubaiyat claimed three wickets including a couple in quick successions to finish his quota of eight overs, giving away 25 runs. His partner Zabir got the other wicket fell in the India innings.
For India opener. Rayudu. who smashed a cracking fifty in the opening match against Thailand top-scored with 30 while skipper Subash, coming ‘Hi h> hat at ni’idibhr fiv^ 'shxV hK side through with an unbeaten 20
Bangladesh will take on Sri Lankan in their second league match today.
Seven countries, including Pakistan and hosts Malaysia, are taking part in the first of its kind meet under the aegis of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC).Bangladesh 65 all out in 28.3 overs (Nafes 21. Zabir 10: Talukder 4/8)
India 66 for 4 wickets in 19.3 overs (Rayudu 30. Subash 20 not out; Rubaiyat 3/25. Zabir 1/22)
Result: India won by 6 wickets.