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MSC take top spot
Mohammedan Sporting Club took pole position after a 35-run victory over Surjo Tonin and were helped further by Bangladesh Biman's tie with City Club in the sixth round of the Premier League yesterday.
In a seesaw battle which saw three runs required off the last ball from paceman Alamgir Kabir, Abul Bashar hit the ball to mid-off and as he scampered for the single, Alamgir missed the throw from die fieldsman and the two batsmen -Bashar and Sumon Barua -- took the second run to ensure City got a point from the match. Earlier, Biman scored 250-7 in 50 overs, a score that was matched by City at the Fatullah Cricket Stadium.
Mohammedan's victory in BKSP over SurjoTorun took them to 12 points, one ahead of Biman. Meanwhile, Sonargaon's woes continued as they went down by 45 runs to BKSP, who moved to third position with nine points.
On Friday. Abahani (151-0 in 23.5 overs) took only 97 minutes to
dispatch hapless Young Pegasus (149-10 in 44.4 overs) to win by 10 wickets at their home ground in Dhanmondi. At Fatullah, Kalabagan (191-4 in 40.5 overs) rode on Nazmus Sadat’s 104 and a five-wicket haul from paceman Syed Rasel to win by six wickets against Old DOHS (190-10 in 49.5 overs) while Victoria's (191-10 in 48 overs) w’oes continued as they went down by 22 runs against Partex (213-7 in 50 overs) in BKSP.
BIMANVCITY
Batting at number three, allrounder Mosharraf Hossain Rubel smashed a 97-ball 90 with seven boundaries and a six. His innings and that of Nafis Iqbal (72 off 116 balls) ensured Biman reach 250-7 in their 50 overs. City Club's portly seamer Arafat SaJahuddin took three wickets while Shafaq Al Zabir and Sirajullah Khadem took one each.
City captain Imran Ahmed’s 85 off 101 balls with nine boundaries anchored the innings and in the end, it was Samoa's 25 that was the turning point in the match. For Biman, Mahbubul Alam Robin took three wickets.
MSC-TO RUN
Habibul Bashar's 75 against his old club could not inspire Surjo Torun in BKSP. Bashar struck only three boundaries in his 110-ball knock as he tried to hold the innings together. He found some support from Nayeem Islam, who scored 51 off 60 balls. Mohammedan's Suharwardi Shuvo took five for 39 from 9.1 overs.
Earlier, Surjo Torun leg-spinner Saad Nasim took five wickets despite Mohammedan scoring 228-9 in 50 overs with Faisal Hossain scoring 57 with the help of four sixes.
BKSPVSONARGAON
At the Dhanmondi Cricket Stadium. Raihan Anas took the third five-wicket haul of the day, as his figures guided BKSP to their fourth victory.
Anas cleared out the Sonargaon middle and late order as he ended with 5-24 from 10 overs, bowling out Sonargaon for 180 in 48.5 overs.
When BKSP batted, half centuries from national discard Mushfiqur Rahim and Mohammad Mithun helped them reach 225-10 in 49.5 overs.
BRIEF SCORES
B1MAN: 250-7 in 50 overs (Rubel 90, Nafis 72; Arafat 3-49).
CITY: 250-7 in 50 overs (Imran 85, Robiul51;Robin3-40).
Result: Match tied.
MSC: 228-9 in 50 overs (Faisal 57, Aqueel 52; Saad 5-45).
TORUN: 193 all out in 46.1 overs (Bashar 75, Nayeem 51; Shuvo 5-39).
Result: MSC won by 35 runs.
BKSP: 225 all out in 49.5 overs (Rahim 59, Mithun 51; Kamrul 2-30).
SONARGAON: 180 all out in 48.5 overs (Sunny 30; Anas 5-24).
Result: BKSP won by 45 runs.