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Academy smell win

Cricket

Sports Reporter
Sanjamul Islam and Shaker Ahmed spun GP-BCB National Cricket Academy to near victory against South Africa Cricket Academy on the third day of the second and final four-day game at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpuryesterday.
The visitors were caught in the spin web of left-armers Sanjamul and Shaker to lose 17 wickets yesterday after resuming the day on 66 for one.
The home side were just two wickets away to take a sweet revenge of their heavy defeat in the first match as South Africa Cricket Academy were forced to follow-on and then reduced to 141 for eight in their second innings, still 139 runs adrift of making the home team bat for the second time.
Sanjamul caused the damages to inflict the follow-on as the visitors were bundled out for 199 in their first innings and then he also took two wickets in the second essay, but it was Shaker who demolished the Africans' second innings by claiming five wickets.
The GP-BCB Academy were all set to celebrate the win on the third day when the
visitors were reduced to 94 for 8, but Hardus Viljoen and Marchant de Lange kept them waiting. The resistance came from the two tail-enders as they added 47 runs in the unbroken ninth wicket stand.
Viljoen made an unbeaten 48 and de Lange remained not out on 18 to take the game into the fourth and final day.
Earlier, Sanjamul started the carnage by removing Dominic Hendricks, who hit 46 off 115 balls that featured eight boundaries and after that the visitors lost their wickets at regular intervals and it was all but confirmed even before the lunch that they were going to suffer the follow-on as they lost six wickets for 132 runs.
Lenert van Wyk looked solid in the middle but he was trapped in front by Sanjamul just before the lunch break for a 126-ball 52 with five boundaries.
South Africa Academy batsmen were clueless against Sanjamul who finished with a staggering figure of seven for 47 in 28.1 overs.
The home team opened the bowling in the second innings with two left-arm spinners and the African batsmen found wanting especially against Shaker, who was wicketless in the first innings. Shaker captured five wickets for 73 runs. SCORES IN BRIEF
GP-BCB ACADEMY: First innings 479
SA CRICKET ACADEMY: First innings 199 all out in 81.1 overs (Hendricks 46, Richards 17, Van Wyk 52, Graham 38, Joen 20; Sanjamul 7-47, Alauddin 1-33, Shuvagoto 1-4) and second innings 141 for 8 in 37 overs (Hendricks 13, Van Wyk 14, Terblanche 21, Viljoen 48 not out, De Lange 18 not out; Sanjamul 2-41, Shaker 5-73)