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Kayes guides Gazi

Mohammedan third

Sports Reporter
Opener Imrul Kayes scored a fine hundred against Partex yesterday to take his team Gazi Tank to victory by 30 runs in the last day of the Premier Cricket League at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur.
Kayes who made his Test debut against South Africa last year has had an average tournament until yesterday's 126-ball century which consisted of 11 fours and two sixes.
Gazi Tank's win has enabled them to finish fourth in this year's Premier League ahead of opponents Partex who closed in at fifth.
It was another place deciding-match at the Fatullah Cricket Stadium where Mohammedan got the better of Bangladesh Biman by six wickets to finish third on the points table while the airliners joined Gazi Tank in the fourth position.
GAZI-PARTEX
Gazi Tank skipper Mohammad Ashraful won the toss and gave openers Kayes and Mohammad Mithun the perfect platform to showcase their prowess as the left-right duo made a flying start. A 117-run opening stand in 19 overs placed them in an incredible position until left-arm spinner Abdur Razzak dismissed him for a run-a-ball 59. That marked the arrival of Ashraful who might have been in some hurry for his flight which was in ten hours lasting half an hour in the middle for 10. Another national cap Nayeem Islam walked in and together with Kayes took the team total to a respectable 265 in a flat Mirpur pitch. Partex were missing their experienced opener Mehrab Hossain Opi for their second consecutive match but scored some fast runs early on and at 74-3 looked like they could get to the sizeable winning target of 266. Mushfiqur Rahim and Pakistani Fahad-ul-Haq took the Partex innings to 132 halfway through just when a brilliant throw from Saju Dutta ran Rahim out Fahad departed soon after and Partex looked shaky at 135-5. But, some late order bursts saw the newly-promoted reach 235 falling 30 short of victory.
Gazi's Saju Dutta, Rubel Hossain, Ashraful and Nayeem Islam all took two wickets apiece. Imrul Kayes was adjudged man-of-the-match. MOHAMMEDAN-
BIMAN
At the Fatullah Cricket Stadium it was Biman who took advantage of the good batting conditions early on after winning the coin. After a mediocre start and at 81 -3 foreign recruit Zahid Niaz and former national all rounder Mushfiqur Rahman scored half centuries and with 20 extras Biman reached260-6 50overs.
Mohammedan lost in-form opener Nadimuddin Mintu with only 14 runs on the board. But one down Shamsur Rahman Shuvo scored a brilliant 98 before being run out by Zahurul Islam. The game was nicely poised at 177-4 with Mohammedan needing 84 runs from 90 balls when Foysal Hossain and Marshal Ayub manoeuvred the black and whites to victory. Foysal and Marshal scored 45 and 51, which proved to be the unbeaten match-winning stand.
Shamsur Rahman Shuvo was declared Player of the Match.
BRIEF SCORES
GAZI TANKS: 265-5 in 50 overs (Kayes 102, Mithun 59, Nayeem 58, extras 9)
PARTEX: 235 all out in 48.3 overs (Mushfiqur 46, Fahad 40, extras 12|)
Result: Gazi Tanks won by 30 runs
BIMAN: 260-6 in 50 overs (Mushfiqur 79, Zahid Niaz 50, extras 21; Tareq 2 - 62) MOHAMMEDAN: 261-4 in 45 overs (Shamsur 98, Marshal 51*. Foysal 45*)
Result: Mohammedan won by six wickets