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Premier Cricket

DOHS stay on top

Sports Reporter
Old DOHS outclassed Brothers Union by eight wickets yesterday at BKSP in a curtailed match to stay in top spot in the Premier Division Cricket League.
It was DOHS's fifth win in six matches while bigspending Victoria also registered their fifth win when they handed a 21-run defeat to Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur.
At the Fatullah Cricket Stadium, Prime Doleshwar secured a comfortable 72-run victory over the winless Surjo Tarun Club to notch their third win in six matches.
OLD DOHSV BROTHERS The dense fog in the morning saw the match reduced to a 39-over-a-side affair. Brothers Union chose to bat first only to suffer a batting collapse, being dismissed for 88 in 33.2 overs. Shuvagoto Hom was the wrecker-in-chief, picking up four wickets for 20 runs while Nabil Samad and Mohammad Ashraful claimed two wickets each.
Mansoor Amjad scored 21 off 59 balls with two boundaries.
In reply, Saeed Anwar hit an unbeaten 37 and Ashraful added 25 as Old DOHS made 89 for two in 21.2 overs.
Meanwhile, Brothers officials expressed their anger over some decisions in the match where manager Amin Khan was also present, even though he had been handed a five-match suspension and a Tk 20,000 fine for misconduct during their match against Bangladesh Biman.
VICTORIA V SHEIKH JAMAL
A strong effort from the Sheikh Jamal bowlers was negated by a poor approach from their batsmen. The two big stars Tamim Iqbal (27) and Shakib Al Hasan (17) failed to score enough runs, but still Victoria managed to get 203 runs on the board thanks largely to the efforts of Kamran Sajid — who scored 58 off 95 balls with two fours and a six — Shabbir Rahman andMukterAli.
The late surge from Shabbir, who made 29 and Mukter (25) helped title aspirants Victoria cross the 200-mark.
Dhruv Singh was the most successful bowler with four wickets for 55 runs.
In reply, Sheikh Jamal desperately needed a substantial innings from the top order, but the top five batsmen gave away their
wickets after settling in. Mushfiqur Rahim topscored with 52.
Pacer Al Amin continued his impressive run, taking four wickets while Shakib and Kamran Younus gave him good support taking two wickets each.
PRIME DOLESHWAR V
SURJO TORUN
Prime Doleshwar thrived on half-centuries from Kamran Akmal and Manvinder Singh to post a fighting total of 255 for nine from 50 overs.
Kamran hit 64 off 81 balls that featured nine fours and a six while Manvinder contributed 52 off 66 balls with four boundaries.
Imran Ullah grabbed three wickets for 46 runs.
In reply, Surjo Tarun were bundled out for 183 runs as half-centuries from Jupitar Ghosh and Taiabur Parvez were not good enough to bring the struggling side their first win in their sixth match.
Qaiser, who made 36 in Prime Doleshwar's innings, also shone with the leather taking three wickets while Taijul Islam also picked up three wickets.
SCORES IN BRIEF
BROTHERS: 88 all out in 33.2 overs (Mansoor 21; Nabil 2-13, Shuvagoto 4-20, Ashraful 2-14)
OLD DOHS: 89-2 in 21.2 overs (Saeed 37 not out, Ashraful 25)
Result: Old DOHS won by eight wickets.
VICTORIA: 203-8 in 50 overs (Tamim 27, Jahurul 24, Kamran 58, Shabbir 29, Mukter 25; Dhruv 4-55, Mahamudul 2-26)
SHEIKH JAMAL: 182 all out in 46.4 overs (Rahul 32, Mushfiqur 52, Alamin 4-38, Shakib 2-27, Kamran 2-37) RESULT: Victoria won by 21 runs.
PRIME DOLESHWAR: 255-9 in 50 overs (Sayem 36, Kamran Akmal 64, Manvinder 52, Qaiser 36; Imran 3-46, Raja 2-40)
SURJO TORUN: 183 all out in 49.1 overs (Jupitar 51, Taiabur 62; Qaiser3-22,Taijul3-29) Result: Prime Doleshwar won by 72 runs.