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Dhaka reached the semifinal of the 28th National Cricket Championship with a 19 run victory over Cornilla in the rain interrupted final round opener at the Sylhct Stadium yesterday.
It was a rain reduced 20-ovcr a -side match and Dhaka scored 126-8 after being sent into bat first with captain I'ayyaz making 31.
In reply, Cornilla completed their 20 over quota with 107 9 with Kamrul Hossain scoring34.
Man of the match Raihan Sharif picked up three wickets conceding 17 runs in four overs.
WOMEN'S HANDBALL Bangladesh women’s handball team left Kolkata for Lucknow yesterday to take part in the five-nation 3rd South Asian Women's Handball Championship.
India, Pakistan, Nepal and Afghanistan are tire oilier teams in the competition to be held on May 23-25.
Bangladesh team's departure was delayed due to visa problem and they finally left for Kolkata on Wednesday night.
DIV II CRICKET
Dhanmondi Cricket Academy (DCA) registered their second successive victory in the Second Division Super League with a 45-run win by the Duckworth-Lewis method over Mirpur Cricket Club at the Dhaka University ground.
Batting first, DCA were bowled out for 174 in 46.5 overs with Nazrul Islam (39) and Fuad Bin Sajjad (37) contributing with the bat. Rajib and Islam took three wickets each for the Mirpur side, who later were bowled out for exactly 100 in 22.4 overs having been given a target of 146 in 35 overs after rain interrupted their innings. For DCA, Shama took three wickets.
In the other matches, Sinha Textiles (160-7) beat Nabin Sangha (231 all out) by three wickets through the D/L method at the Dhanmondi Cricket Stadium while the match between Eskaton and East End was abandoned due to rain after the former had scored 110-5 chasing 197.
PIONEER LEAGUE
Commissioner Shafiuddin Smriti Sangsad and Bangladesh Sporting Club (BSC) won their respective matches in the East Zone Pioneer Football League at the Jagannath University ground at Dhup-khola.Commissioner Shafiuddin beat Adamjee 1-0 with Saddam scoring the all-important goal on the hour mark
BSC also managed a solitary goal victory over East End Juniors with Rubel finding the net for the winners in the 54 th minute.