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Spinning past records

Sports Reporter
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* ° “ p fan after young left-armspinner Enapiul Haque had _ Just dismWed^rriopier Zfpn^lrWe batsman ton the fourth day'of the second Test at the Bangabandhu National Stadium yesterday.
This statement might sound like an exaggeration, but considering what the 18-year-old has done over the last one week it is amazing in every sense. Playing only his fifth Test, the wonder boy from Sylhet took 12-200 in the Dhaka Test, a first of its kind achievement by any Bangladeshi inalbstmatch.
Having finished with 6-45 in the second innings of the first Tbst at
Chittagong, which was the best innings bowling figures by a Bangladeshi, Enamul improved the mark in the first innings at Dhaka. His 7-95 was not only the best effort by a Tiger but also earned him the fabulous feat of becoming the youn--geslbmvlyr ittirgyhiswry to achieve ■the laildpialk ^jir^asSfng ' former Pakistart fastbowlerWaqarYoums.
And when the tweaker trapped Zimbabwe's Graeme Cremer leg before on Sunday, he became the first Bangladeshi bowler to capture tenwicketsinamatch.
The wicket of Cremer also made Enamul the youngest bowler to take ten wickets in a match surpassing great left-arm paceman Wasim Akram. The former Pakistan captain captured ten wickets against New Zealand at the age of 18 years and 256days while Enamul achieveditin
18years and 43 days.
Besides, his series haul of 18 wickets was also the best performance by a Bangladeshi erasing fellow left-arm spinner Mohammad Rafique's mark of 17 wickets in Uie three-match series against Pakistan in2003. ' ' 1 ‘ ' • ' ' ,
” Blit Eiiamiil, h'YnaUifc'lil-lid.'b’h a ■young shoulder,' sulci'that this was just the beginning.
"It is nice to break some world records but I thinkit is just thestart. I have to work really hard to be a good bowler," said Enamul, who also won a brand new Nissan Sunny from title sponsors CityCell.
■ The cellular operators put on display two luxury cars at the start of the series, one for the first Bangladeshi to hilaTest century and other for a bowler to take eight or More wicket in a match.
But Enamul said that the members of the team would share the vehicle.
"It's a fantastic team decision whoever won. the cars would be shared by each member of the team. I always believe in team effort and I would not have come this far without the support of the senior members," hesaid.
"I'm happy with my performance but it will only be meaningfill if we win tomorrow."