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Big guns win again

Sports Reporter
After fireworks at almost all ven-ues on the opening day. the Big Boss Twenty20 Premier League saw low-scoring matches on the second day with holders Mohammedan, Abahani, Gazi Tank Cricketers, Bangladesh Biman and newcomers Khelaghar Samaj Kalyan Samity recording their second succes-sive wins yesterday.
Mohammedan continued their aggression, riding on a blazing knock from opener Tamim Iqbal, who followed Wednesday's 60 with another half-century (69) to help the Motijheel-based outfit to a comfortable 79-run victor}’ over BKSP at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur.
The dashing left-handed opener, hammered three sixes and six fours in his 47-ball knock while captain Mohammad Ashraful chipped in with a 30-ball 34 that included three boundaries.
Chasing a mammoth target of 156 under lights, the boys from BKSP were skittled out for just 76 in 20 overs. Mohammedan pacer Sajedul Islam took two wickets conceding 14 runs.
Title-contenders Abahani laboured hard once again in the second match to record a four-wicket win over Old DOHS at the Dhanmondi Cricket Stadium (DCS), thanks to a timely 49-run knock from opener Rony Talukdar.
Abahani consumed 18.4 overs to reach a paltry target of 97 losing six wickets after spin-
ner Nasir Hossain (2-14) and pacer Shuvashish Roy (2-19) had bowled tightly to restrict DOHS to 96 for six in their allotted overs. EazIe Rabbi of DOHS top-scored with 39 off 34 balls.
Over at the Fatullah Stadium, left-arm spinner Abdur Razzak and medium pacer Farhad Reza shared six wickets to guide Gazi lank to a 11-run win against Surjo Torun Club, who could manage 104 for eight In 20 overs in reply to Gazi Tank's 115.
Surjo Torun were in contention when Imtiaz Hossain and Raj in Saleh were in the middle. They contributed with 46 and 26 respectively, but soon after their wickets fell, they lost their way and their hopes of a second successive victory was finished. Farhad and Razzak played vital role in Gazi Thnk's victory taking three wickets each.
Earlier, Sanjamul Islam and ICL-returnee Thpash Kumar Baisya wrecked Gazi Tank innings with their fierce spells. Sanjamul claimed five scalps for 22 and Tapash returned figures of four for 19. Farhad Hossain (23). Nayeem Islam (22) and Farhad Reza (20) were the notable scorers for Gazi Tank, who on the previous day beat Cricket Coaching School by 83 runs.
At Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium, national wicketkeeper Mushfiqur Rahim struck an unbeaten fifty to propel national flag carrier Biman to an emphatic seven-wicket win over Partex Sporting Club.
Biman raced to 103 for three in 16.1 overs in reply to a meagre total of 99 for nine by Partex who saw pacer Talha Jubair run through their top order with three for 13 before Shafiul Islam and Mosharraf Hossain Rubel took two wickets each to keep the minnows under the three-figure mark.
Mushfiqur consumed 40 balls in his 54-run knock and was given good company by Sharif Ullah who scored a 31-ball 28.
In the rain-interrupted match at DCS, newcomers Khelaghar recorded a 22-run win in D/L method over Victoria Sporting Club, who in reply to the opponents' 113 for nine were 58 for six in 14 overs when the rain came.
After going down in the first match. Kalabagan KC hit back to hand a six-wicket defeat to Cricket Coaching School, thanks a four-wicket haul from Enamul Haq.
Enamul gave away just 14 runs in his four overs to restrict CCS to a paltry 85 for nine in 20 overs and Kalabagan reached the target losing four wickets with eight balls to spare.