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Blazing Al Shahriar, Hannan
Out of favour Bangladesh batsmen Al Shahriar and Hannan Sarker bludgeoned their ways to sparkling contu-
iico iii a tvvuiu 296-run second wicket stand as Old DOHS registered a thumping 218-run victory over Indira Road KC in a Green Delta Premier Division Cricket League match at the Dhan-mondi Cricket Stadium yesterday.
With the outcome, the newcomers surged ahead in their quest of a grand league title on debut as they took solo lead in the 12-team competition securing 16 points from nine matches, two ahead of holders Victoria Sporting Club and last season's runners-up City Club and
Bangladesh Biman.
Biman handed Orient Sporting Club an 85-run defeat al the Fatullah Cricket Stadium to share the second spotwith Upointsfromnineoutings.
In the another match, Young Pegasus upset giant killers Agrani Bank by six wickets at the BKSIt
Defending champions Victoria will desperately try to win today's crucial match against out of race Mohammedan (10 points) at the Fatullah Cricket Stadium while City Club need to beat Abahani (12 points) at the BKSP to keep dieir hopes alive.
Old DOHS have two matches remaining against Brothers Union andAbahani.
OLD DOHS V INDIRAROAD
Al Shahriar and Hannan went on a rampage as Old DOHS piled up a
mammoth 345 for 6. Indira Road never even dared to contemplate chasing and were all out for 127 in 35.5 overs.
Indira Road had made a brisk start afterdecidingto field first when new ball bowler Mahbub Alam removed Jamal Faisal for naught in the third ball of the match.
But Shahriar and Hannan had other ideas.
Shahriar, who has been continuously reminding the national selectors and is coming off a dazzling unbeaten century for BCB XI against visiting Zimbabwe in a three-day match at Chittagong last week, brutally punished the bowlers.
Ilie right-hander's 151-ball 166 was punctuated by nine over boundaries and eleven boundaries.
The partnership came to an end in the 45th over when Hannan was FROM PAGE 13
caught by Marshal Ayub off spinner Rezaul Islam but not before the right-handed opener had scored 105 from 124 deliveries that produced eleven fours.
Off-spinner Sabbir Khan was the most successful DOHS bowler with three for 37 in 8.5 overs while speedster Shahadat Hossain Rajib took twofor41.
BIMAN V ORIENT
Rashedul Haque and Humayun Kabir shared a century stand for the first wicket as Bangladesh Biman flew over Orient Sporting Club with an 85-run victory.
Young left-hand opener Humayun Kabir hit 95 off 123 balls with four boundaries and a six while Rashedul scored 62 off 85 balls with sue hits to the fence as Biman amassed 269 for 7 in 50 overs after being sent into bat
Captain Sanwar Hossain also scored a healthy 57 off 67 balls featuring three boundaries.
Pakistani Rashed Hanif captured five wickets for 54 runs for Orient.
Tamim Iqbal and Masumuddowla gave Orient a flying start with a 69-run opening stand but that was not enough to avoid a defeat.
Left-handed Tamim made 30 off 44 balls while Masum chipped in with 41 off 53 balls.
Niaz Murshed was the most success fid Biman bowler with 28-4. PEGASUS V AGRANI
Young Pegasus registered their second victory in the competition when they defeated Agrani Bank by six wickets.
Iqbal Sheikh hammered 86 off 109 balls in Agrani’s unimpressive totalof 179.
Pegasus raced to 181-4 in 43.4 overs thanks to an unbroken 85-run fifth wicket partnership between RiazSheikh (46) and Rezan ul (45).