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Kapali shines again

Sports Reporter
A sparkling 89 by Alok Kapali throttled Victoria Sporting Club to snatch an exciting two-wicket win over fellow ride contenders Bangladesh Biman at the Fatullah Cricket Stadium yesterday.
Green Delta Premier Cricket League champions Victoria, who lost to promotees Agrani Bank in the first round, have now won three consecutive games but Biman
suffered their second defeat in a row after two wins.
Meanwhile, Pakistani batsman Zahoor Elahi maintained his form with the bat as Old DOHS recorded their third win in four rounds with a 73-run defeat ofYoung Pegasus.
In the day's other match, Orient Sporting Club defeated Indira Road Krira Chakra by six wickets.
BIMAN-VICTORIA
Chasing Biman's modest 186-8, Victoia overhauled the target with exacdy one to spare to wipe out distant memories of a poor start to the league.
National team discard Kapali, who came to the wicket at 28-2, lost partners at regular intervals before finding an ally in wickekceper Mohammad Salim who contributed 39 during a 98-run stand for the sixth wicket.
Fresh from his swashbuckling 75 in the previous game, Kapali, who faced 173 balls in his two-hour match winning knock, saw Victoria tie the score before being caught by Biman captain Sanwar Hossain off Humyaun Kabir.
The right-hander's 89 was featured with three fours and a six. He
was adjudged man of the match.
Earlier, Biman struggled after being put into bat but Sanwar (30 off 55 balls) and Hasanuzzaman (35 off 62 balls) steadied the innings in the middle.
DOHS-PEGASUS
Zahoor Elahi smashed his third half-century in four games as DOHS, after sent in, piled up a fighting 243-8 in 50, overs at the Dhanmondi Cricket Stadium.
The dashing Pakistani, who won the man-of-the-match for the third time, hit ten fours and two sixes to score 91 off 116 balls but his local teammates hardly impressed. Al Shahriar played his best innings in the league so far scoring 30 from 59 balls while captain Akram Khan made 29 off 48 deliveries.
Pegasus were never in contention after losing early wickets and exploits by left-arm spinner Enamul Haque (Jr), who captured 4-26 from ten overs, in the middle. However, number ten Zobayer Ahmed's cameo 43 off 46 balls featuring five boundaries and one six during the unbroken last wicket denied DOHS from full satisfaction of bowling their opposition out
ORIENT-INDIRA ROAD
Captain Masumuddowlah and Ismail Islam cracked half-centuries to steer Orient reach 213-4 in reply to Indira Road's 212-8 at the BKSP ground.
Opener Masum scored 51 off 69 balls with half a dozen boundaries while man-of-the-match Ismail made a 92-ball 6-1 studded with seven hits to the fence during a 99-run second wicket stand as Orient raced to the target with four overs remaining.
Pakistani Gahar Ali topscored 55 with six fours and one six and shared 100 runs with Nahidul Haque (53 off 86 balls) to rescue the inserted Indira Road to 170-9 after they were reduced to 46-4.