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Nasir too falls short

Sports Reporter
Similar to Naeem Islam from Day Two, Nasir Hossain too missed a century on the third day of the practice four-dayer at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium.
But his unbeaten 93 guided BCB Red to 285, a first-innings lead of just four runs, carrying on from their overnight 215-7. In their second innings, BCB Green stumbled their way to 174 for six at the close of play yesterday as they took an overall lead of 170 runs.
Unlike Naeem, Nasir was stranded
in the nineties. The 20-year-old allrounder, who began the dayon40off47 balls, guided the tail in an assured display. His 53 runs on the day had a six off Elias Sunny and a boundary apart from the eight he hit the earlier evening, but his ability to pick the singles in the final two balls was helpful for the Red's cause. Abdur Razzak helped add 57 for the eighth wicket while Shafiul Islam and Nazmul Hossain hung around for an hour. But the latter couldn't stay to help Nasir score the century as Nazmul gaveTanvir Haider a simple catch off Elias Sunny.
The left-arm spinner took three
wickets, similar to Shahadat Hossain who didn't add to his three.
Green's reply began poorly as Junaed Siddiqui was hit on the elbow by Rubel in the second over, the lefthander wincing in pain. Sahagir Hossain and captain Shahriar Nafees added 70 for the first wicket before the wicketkeeper fell to Mahmudullah Riyad for 26. First innings hero Naeem made only eight before he became Razzak's first victim and in the next over, Nafees missed a half-century as he fell for 46 off 87 balls; the left-hander struck eight boundaries during his two hour stay at the crease.
Alok Kapali got a good one from Sohrawardi Shuvo as the wicket began to spit the odd one, also resulting in Mominul Haque's catch to silly point. While Shuvo got past Kapali's defences, the left-handed Academy batsman who showed promise in the first innings had no idea as the Shuvo half-volley simply kicked into his face and got the handle of the bat.
Through a 57-run sixth wicket stand between a returning Junaed and Rokibul Hasan, Green recovered somewhat but Shuvogoto Hom Chowdhury made his first contribution by taking Junaed's wicket for 16 in the
last 30 minutes.
Rokibul remained unbeaten on 48 off 112 balls, spanking three well-timed boundaries that included a superb straight-drive while Sunny accompanied him on five.
Riyad and Shuvo took two wickets each while Razzak and Shuvogoto picked up one each.
BRIEFSCORES
BCB GREEN: First innings 281 all out; second innings 174-6 in 68 overs (Rokibul 48 not out, Nafees 46; Shuvo 2-29, Riyad 2-36).
BCB RED: First innings 285 all out in 81.1 overs (Nasir 93 not out, Imrul 85; Elias 3-53, Shahadat 3-71, Tanvir 2-23).