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Big defeat for BCB XI

OUR CORRESPONDENT, Nagpur
It took barely 45 minutes yesterday to complete the final rites as Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) Eleven crashed to an innings and 149-run defeat against East Zone in their first-ever appearance in India's Duleep Trophy.
While there was no guessing what the result of the match would be, the interest at the Vidarbha Cricket Association ground was how long could the visitors delay theinevitable.
Resuming at their overnight total of 123 for eight, Abdur Razzak and the tail-enders added 40 more runs before East Zone medium-pacers Shiv Shankar Paul and R Bose finished off
the resistance in the morning.
Munir was the first to go on the third day when he was bowled by Bose for four with only eight runs added to the total.
Despite some entertaining cricket worth 30 runs for last wicket, the visitors' innings ended with Jubair being caught by substitute fielder Satpathy.
Razzak, the left-arm spinner, who started on 32 moved quickly to 58 not out with help of 11 fours and a six in a 61-ball knock.
Paul, the 23-year-old well-built paceman from West Bengal, finished the figures of three for 30 in the second innings to emerge as the most successful bowler with a match haul of nine wickets.
Bose bagged 3-50 and another medium-pacer S Sanyal also claimed as many Bangladesh
batsmen for just 34 runs when the visitors batted the second time around.
India and East Zone skipper Sourav Ganguly was satisfied with his innings of 170 in the first essay match and said it would help him get into form ahead of the crucial forthcoming series against Pakistan.
The Mohammad Ashraful-led Bangladesh selection will now turn their attention to Jaipur, where they will meet Central Zone from March 1. SCOREBOARD
Final scoreboard of the Duleep Trophy match between Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) XI and East Zone at Nagpur yesterday.
EAST ZONE: 1st innings 454-6 dec. in 103 overs (Ganguly 170, Shukla 123, Dhoni 51; Razzak 3-131)
SEE PAGE 14 COL 1 FROM PAGE 13
BCB XI: 1st innings 142 all out in 41.1 overs (Ashraful 40, Al-Shahriar 33, Aftab 24; Paul 6-45, Mangaraj 224)
BCB XI: 2nd innings (overnight 1238 in 33 overs)
Al Sahariar lbw b Paul 0
Shabbir lbw b Sanyal 0
Aftab Ahmed b Paul 8
Ashraful c Das b Bose 1
Alok Kapali lbw b Sanyal 13
Manjarul lbw b Sanyal 26
Sahagir c Das b Shahid 34
Razzak not out 58
Shahzada lbw b Bose 0
Monir b Bose 4
Talha c sub b Paul 9
Extras: (b-1, lb-3, nb-6) 10
Total: (All out in 40.3 overs) 163 Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-9, 3-10, 4-14, 5-44, 6-65, 7-122, 8-123, 9-132
Bowler o M R W
Paul 11.3 3 30 3
Bose 13 6 50 3
Sanyal 7 0 34 3
Mangaraj 6 0 35 0
Shahid 3 1 10 1
Result: East Zone won by an innings and 149 runs.