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Easy wins for rivals

Sports Reporter
Mohammedan Sporting Club remained atop the Premier Cricket League table with their seventh consecutive win yesterday while defending champions and archrivals Abahani kept the pressure with yet another big win.
Sonargaon Cricketers put an end to their losing streak after six matches while struggling Victoria Sporting Club recorded their second win in the league.
All the seventh round matches.
which saw the top cricketers joining the league after national duty, were reduced due to delayed start following overnight shower but the Biman-Kalabagan outing was washed out. It will begin today at the Fatullah Stadium.
Pakistani leg-spinner Aqeel Arshad captured four wickets for 20 and seamer Dollar Mahmud three for 11 from six overs as Mohammedan bowled out City Club for a meagre 91 on way to an eight-wicket victory at the Mirpur Stadium.
City, who tied with Biman in the previous round to remove the national airliners from the top of
the table, survived just 36 overs with only four batsmen managing to reach the two figures after man-of-the-match Dollar's exploits with the new ball.
Zunaid Siddiqui scored 53 not out with seven boundaries in 81 balls in his season's first match while captain Mohammad Ash ra, fu 1 made 24 in Mohammedan's reply of94-2.
After victories by nine and ten wickets in the last two rounds, second-placed Abahani - who are one point behind Mohammedan (14 points) —crushed Old DOHS by nine wickets at BKSP
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Inform opener pair Jahurul Islam (78 not out) and Mahbubul Karim (33) added 68 runs in eight overs before Nazimuddin (46 not out) joined the scene to take Abahani to 180 for one in 31.2 overs, their sixth win in seven outings. Jahurul hit seven fours and two sixes in 90 deliveries while Nazim, who shared 112 runs for the unbroken second wicket, clubbed one four and four sixes.
Earlier, Old DOHS failed to bank on a decent start and were all out for 177 in 35.4 overs. Apart from opener Sakib Razzak (58) and
skipper Mehrab Hossain (30), no DOHS player showed some resistance as spin trio Mohammad Rafique, Arafat Sunny and Rezaul Karim each chipped in with a couple of wickets.
In a 30-overs match at the Dhanrnondi Cricket Stadium, opener Gazi Salahuddin's 63 off 71 balls and a run-a-ball 41 by Farhad Hossain led Victoria (141-4 in 25.1 overs) to a six-wicket win over Young Pegasus (139-8).
At BKSP, half-centuries by opener Mostafizur (58) Rahman and Mohammed Sharifullah (54) gave bottom-table Sonargaon (220-6 in 39 overs) a 69-run victory against Partex SC (151).