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Biggies all cruise

Sports Reporter
The big guns of the Green Delta Premier Cricket League all enjoyed comfortable victories yesterday.
Joint leaders Old DOHS posted a comfortable 46-run victory over Orient Sporting Club at BKSP In Savar with Akram Khan leading from the front. The popular Chittagonian's unbeaten half-century helped the newcomers to share top spot with defending champions Victoria Sporting Club .on J 4 [pMfsJtpmeigJjt'maicl^i ' ‘ERcwnerclT'proinlsjng left-'hariddr’Nafcbs' ASmtbJ trmtrrlucd where he left off in the tour match against Zimbabwe when the 18-year-old left-hander propelled last year's runners-up City Club to a massive 71-run victory over Indira Road KC at the Dhanmondi Cricket Stadium.
And in a low-scoring game at the Fatullah Stadium, paceman Mohammad Sharif put in another good performance as Bangladesh
Biman inflicted seven-wicket defeat on Agrani Bank.
With their sixth wins, both Qty Qub and Biman occupied second position securing 12 points from eight outings.
OLD DOHS V ORIENT
Despite national discard Al Shahriar failing with 28, star-studded DOHS, putintobat,reliedonAkram's74-baU 52 and a quickfire31 off33 balls from another veteran Enamul Hoquc to buildafightingtotalofl97-6.
Although Akram's nephew Tamim Iqbal batted brilliantly to scoreabreezy43 forOrient, they were still bundled out for 151 in38.4overs.
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DOHS' lanky spinner Sabbir Khan claimed three for38 in 10 overs while his young left-arm partner Nadif Chowdhury also bagged three wickets givingaway 24 runs.
CITY CLUB V
INDIRA ROAD
Nafees Ahmed and Mehrab Hossain (Jr) guided Qty to 231 for eight after belngaskedtobat.
In-form Nafees, who cracked a brilliant 97 against Zimbabwe in the drawn three-day match in Chittagong, smashed 70 off 91 that included eight boundaries and an over-boundary.
The Qty innings suffered a mini-collapse when TUshar Imran and captain Khaled Mahmud fell for ducks. But number seven Mehrab came to the rescue with acam eo 77-bal!58.
Mahbub Alam and Sajidul Islam took two wickets each.
Indira Road's innings never got going after slumping (o 52-5 and eventually they were all out for 160 in 45.3 overs. Palash Ajimcd (34) and i .fdanbub Alam (SOk^were^b (bp scorers. •-« rf , .
Mahmud, Threq Aziz Khan, Jamal Babu and Mahmud Ullali claimed two wickets each.
BIMAN V AGRANI
Right-arm pacer Mohammed Sharif grabbed four wickets in nine overs as the national Hag-carrier dismissed the bankersfor 114 in44.5 overs.
Iqbal Sheikh scored highest 34 off 63 balls. FROM PAGE 13
Returning to competitive cricket after a two-year Injury break. Sharif was supported by left-arm spinner MosharafHossain (twofor22).
All-rounder Mushfiqur Rahman, ignored for the first Test in Chittagong against Zimbabwe on Thursday, made an unbeaten 40 off 64 balls as Biman reached the target in 33.2 overs.