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U-19's win a nailbiter

Sports Reporter
Left-arm spinner Shaker Ahmed claimed four scalps to help the Bangladesh Under-19 team record a nail-biting one-run victory over their England counterparts in the first of the five one-day match series at the Chittagong Divisional Stadium yesterday.
Needing 13 runs in the last 11 deliveries with only wicket in hand, visitors England could manage only 11 runs handing a one-run victory to the hosts, who made a modest total of 212 for nine in 50 overs. Openers Joe Root and Chris Dent got England off to a fine start picking up 25 runs in the first five overs before Shaker was introduced in the sixth over to run through the visitors' top order.
The left-armer removed Dent (14), Oames Vince (22) and Jos Butler (4) in a row before opener Root and Ben Stocks denied the further damage to take the visitors to 131 for four from 62 for three.
It was again Shaker, who separated the fourth wicket stand after having ran out Root, who struck 54 off 86 balls studded with three boundaries. Thereafter, Stocks gave a return-catch to opponent
captain Mahmudul Hasan for a 49-ball 45, leaving the side at 154 for five in 36 overs.
The home side then picked up two more wickets to reduce England to 165 for seven though the visitors were in the hunt with Azeem Rafiq and Danny Briggs leading the way before Sabbir was dismissed for 24.
Briggs remained unbeaten on identical 24 along with last batsman Matthew Dunn (3) and England U-19 had to be content with 211 -9 in 50 overs. Shaker returned 4-43 in his 10-over spell and was adjudged man of the match.
Earlier, the home side having opted to bat faced an early collapse to be reduced to 36 for three inside nine over, but Mominul Haq and Mahmudul Hasan steadied the innings contributing identical 31.
’ The home side, however, were tottering at 156 for eight at one stage before tailenders Noor Hossain and Abul Hasan together blazed 56 runs off 33 deliveries to take Bangladesh beyond the 200-mark.
Noor struck a 27-ball 34 that included two fours and one six while Abul hammered an unbeaten 32 off just 17 balls hitting two sixes and one four.
SCORES IN BRIEF:
Bangladesh U19s: 212-9 in 50 overs (Noor 34, Abul 32, Mominul 31, Mahmudul 31, Tasamul Haque 23, Anamul Haque 20, Nathan Buck 3-38 and Azeem Rafiq 3-18).
England U-19s: 211-9 in 50 overs (Root 54, Stocks 45, Azeem 24, Briggs 24, Vince 22, Shaker4-43).
Result: Bangladesh U- 19s won by one run.