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Bandara bemuses BD A

Sports Reporter
Gloucestershire's Sri Lankan legspinner Malinga Bandara skittled Bangladesh A for 181 as the tourists slumped to a 130-run defeat in their first three-day match at Bristol yesterday.
Bandara knocked the stuffing out of the Bangladesh middle-order as they collapsed from a promising 106-2 to 165 for six in the second innings after Gloucester had declared on 330 for five shortly before lunch. The visitors were set an improbable 312 for victory and the target was to play out for a draw. But Malinga's five for 45 from 17.3 overs ensured the match ended half an hour before the scheduled close.
Gloucestershire, who never looked back after Bangladesh A had let them off the hook on Day One when they recovered from 72 for seven to 232. And they made their intentions clear of forcing a result by blasting 171 in 20.1 overs in the morning before the declaration came.
Overnight batsman Alexander Gidman, who had started the day on 22, raced to exactly 100 not out off 94 balls (11x4; 2x6) while there were quickfire contributions from first innings top-scorer Stephen Snell (42 off 38) and Stephen Adshead (41 off 40).
Pace bowlers Shahadat Hossain Rajib and Mushfiqur Rahman took two wickets each for theA side.
Mushfiq then opened the batting in
place of regular opener Nafees Iqbal but could make only 15 before he got out to first change bowler William Rudge (36/1). Skipper Shahriar Nafees Ahmed was another Rudge victim having made 30. Tushar Imran and Nazimuddin gave the tourists hope by sharing 55 before Bandara, who has played one Test for Sri Lanka, took charge. In a marathon spell, he dismissed first innings centurion Imran (29), Nazimuddin (35), Alok Kapali (8) and Mushfiqur Rahim (27).
Iqbal came in an unaccustomed position at number seven and made 27 before becoming the eighth man out. Bandara finished off the innings by having Shahadat Hossain caught by Snell.
The A team takes on Hampshire next at the Rosebowl in Southampton in a one-day match on July 24.
SCOREBOARD
Scoreboard on the final day of the three-day match between Bangladesh A and Gloucestershire at Bristol on Friday:
GLOUCESTERSHIRE: First innings 232 all out in 58.1 overs (Snell 83 n o, Averis 33, Lewis 47; Russel 2-46, Shahadat 3-73, Jubair 3-37).
BANGLADESH A: First innings 251 all out in 72 overs (Tushar Imran 119, Kapali 59; Lewis 3-75, Rudge 3-46).
GLOUCESTERSHIRE: Second
innings (overnight 48 for 1)
Weston c Kapali b Mushfiqur 63 Kadeer b Shahadat 1
Fisher b Mushfiqur 36
Gidman not out 100
Adshead c Russel b Jubair 41
Snell c sub b Shahadat 42
Pearson not out 7
Extras: (lb-23, w-4, nb-13) 40
Total: (For 5 wkts decl
in 65.1 overs) 330
Did not bat: Bandara, Lewis, Averis, Rudge.
Fall of wkts: 1-12, 2-109, 3-140, 4-210, 5-319.
Bowler O M R W
Russel 13 1 66 0
Shahadat 9.1 0 54 2
Enamul jr 24 3 81 0
Jubair 12 1 63 1
Mushfiqur 7 2 43 2
BANGLADESH A : Secondinnings Nafees c & b Rudge 30
Mushfiqur c Pearson b Rudge 15 Imran lbw b Bandara 29
Nazimuddin b Bandara 35
Kapali b Bandara 8
Rahim c Pearson b Bandara 27 Iqbal lbw b Fisher 27
Russel lbw b Fisher 1
Shahadat c Snell b Bandara 4
Jubair c Kadeer b Fisher 0
Enamul jr not out 0
Extras: (b-1, nb-4) 5
Total: (All out in 55.3 overs) 181 Fall of wkts: 1-36, 2-51, 3-106, 4-111, 5-124, 6-165, 7-176, 8-177, 9-177, 10181.
Bowler O M R W
Lewis 12 1 51 0
Averis 10 2 28 0
Rudge 5 1 23 2
Bandara 17.3 7 45 5
Fisher 11 4 33 3
Result: Gloucestershire won by 130 runs.