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Musharraf pilots Biman

Sports Reporter
Musharraf Hossain carved out yet another sparkling performance with the bat to steer Bangladesh Biman to a facile 63-run win against Kalabagan Krira Chakra in yesterday's Premier Cricket League.
A national team discard after just one series, against South Miwa, specialist left-arm spinner Musharraf made an anchoring 75 as Biman totalled 243 for eight in 50 overs at the Fatullah Stadium on way to their sixth win in seven matches that kept them at second place jointlywith Abahani.
Despite opener Shahbaz Butt's valiant effort, Kalabagan crashed to 180 all out, their fifth loss in seven matches.
The match was rescheduled for yesterday after all attempts for a start on Monday failed due to overnight rain and Biman, removed
from the top of the table following a tie in the previous round, were lucky to see bright weather.
After electing to bat, the national airliner lost quick wickets, former and current national openers Javed Omar and Tamim Iqbal falling cheaply to Syed Rasel, the left-arm seamer who has been recalled to the national team for the coming Pakistan tour.
But Nafis Iqbal and man-of-the-match Musharraf, promoted to number lour, rvpaixedthedamageby adding 50 runs for the third wicket.
The middle-order, however, gave tremendous support to Musharraf, who hit five fours in his 92-ball knock before being caught by Syed Rasel off left-arm spinner Rokibul Hasan.
Alok Kapali, who lost his father earlier this week, made a 49-ball 40 with three fours and a six while skipper Sanwar Hossain contributed a quickfire 35.
Rasel was the peak of Kalabagan attack with four wickets for 41 from
his ten overs.
Pakistan batsman Shahbaz lost_ two fellow players with the scoreboard reading three but found an alley in Hannan Sarkar, who made 33 during a 65-run partnership for the third wicket.
After Hannan, it was all Shahbaz who went on to bat till the 36th over before being trapped in front by Kapali's leg-break The Pakistani, who faced 103 deliveries, made 72 with half-dozen boundaries and one six.
SCORES IN BRIEF
BIMAN: 243-8 in 50 overs: Nafis 24, Musharraf 75, Kapali 40, San war 35, Mashrafe 12, Mahbubul 10, Sajjad 11 *, Nabil 12*, extras 15, Rasel 4-41, Aslam I-43, Jupiter 1-31, Rokibul 1-31, Farid 1-48).
KALABAGAN: 180 all out in 45.5 overs (Shahbaz 72, Hannan 33, Jupiter 28*, Rasel 15, extras 12, Mashrafe 1-35, Mahbubul 2-22, Niaz 2-37, Musharraf 1 -33. Nabil 2-22, Kapali 1-13).
Result: Biman win by 63 runs.