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DOHS end MSC run

Sports Reporter
Mehrab Hossain led from the front as his struggling mid-table side Old D()HS upset title contenders Mohammedan Sporting Club by ou. wickets in yesterday's Premier
Cru ket League.
1 laving started the day on top of the table with maximum 16 points, Mohammedan's maiden league defeat in nine rounds saw them slump to second place.
Mehrab, a national team discard, made a gritty 48 not out as DOHS, chasing214-9, reached 216 for six in the second ball of the penultimate over at the Fatullah Stadium.
It was DOHS's fourth win that kept their hopes alive to finish among the top half and book a place in the Super Six stage.
After taking two vitals wickets including the prized scalp of Mohammedan captain Mohammad Ashraful who was caught at gully on 22, Mehrab kept
his cool to end DOHS's four-match losing streak
Coming to the wicket at 72-4, the left-handed batsman added 43 runs with Monir Ahmed (29) and 24 with Farhad Reza (14) before finding an alley in Wasiur Rahman for the 77-run unbroken seventh wicket.
An opening batsman and another left-hander, Wasiur did not mind the demotion to number eight and grabbed the chance with both hands making 35 not out off 48 balls. He also hit the winning runs when he smashed part-time spinner Zunaid Siddiqui to covers for his third boundary.
Mehrab, who played 81 unconquered deliveries and missed a deserved half-century for just a couple of runs, hit one four and a six. Figures of 2-29 with his left-arm spin was enough for the DOHS captain to win the man-of-the-match award.
Earlier, inserted Mohammedan banked on sloppy DOHS fielding to recover from a poor start when they lost three wickets for 47. Pakistani batsman Aqeel Arshad made 37
and Nadimuddin 41 but a run-a-ball 27 by Sohrawardy Shuvo and a 24-ball 31 by Abdur Razzak, who bowled ten 'expensive' wides in the dying overs, took them past the 200-mark
Elsewhere in rain-curtailed matches, all three teams won by identical 5-wicket margins. Victoria Sporting Club snatched a last-ball thriller against Sonargaon Cricketers for their third win in a row, BKSP returned to winning ways edging City Club while Surjo To run dumped Partex SC.
Skipper Ehsanul Haque smashed 55 off 45 balls and Mahmudullah Riyad unbeaten 42 from 36 deliveries as Victoria, who stunned Abahani in the previous round, scored 184-5 in the stipulated 37 overs in reply to Sonargaon's 183-9 at BKSP
At the Dhanmondi Cricket Stadium, Test wicketkeeper and skipper Mushfiqur Rahim's spar kling 81 off 87 balls — laced with half-dozen boundaries and a six --during a 117-run second wicket
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partnership with opener Ashrafuil Aziz (56) led BKSP to 180-5 with three balls remaining after City Club had scored 177-7 in the allotted 33 overs.
Former national captain Habibul Bashar scored 37 while Nayeem Islam 32 not out and Shakil Haider 30 as Surjo Torun stormed to 155-5 in 43.5 overs in a 45-overs a-side game at BKSP. Earlier, Monwar Hossain and Faisal Elahi each bagged three wickets to book Partex for 153 in 36.1 overs.