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Jahurul best of the day

Sports Reporter
The impressive Jahurul Islam stroked his second hundred after Shakib Al Hasan's four-wicket haul as Victoria Sporting Club notched an emphatic eight wicket victory against Prime Doleshwar to continue their winning spree in the Premier Division Cricket League at the Fatullah Cricket Stadium yesterday.
Centuries seemed to be the theme of the day as Pakistani Rifat Ullah slammed a hundred for Kalabagan, which was followed by a five-wicket haul by pacer Shahadat Hossain. Their combined efforts, however, were not good enough for the club to secure their second win in seven matches as Shamsur Rahman took up the challenge with a hundred of his own to ensure a three-wicket victory for
Sheikh Jamal at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur.
Away at BKSP, Brothers Union registered their second win with a 66-run victory against the winless SurjoTarun.
With their sixth win in seven games, Victoria lined up with leaders Old DOHS and Mohammedan Sporting Club, joining them on 12 points each while Sheikh Jamal's fourth win kept them in sixth place.
VICTORIA-PRIME DOLESHWAR Jahurul, so far the second highest rungetter, continued his good form, reinforcing his claim to regain a national team spot for the upcoming Asia Cup. The right-hander smashed an unbeaten run-a-ball 131 that saw nine sweetly timed boundaries and four sixes as Victoria scored 220 for two chasing Prime Doleshwar's 217-7.
Victoria got off to a forlorn start losing the dashing Tamim Iqbal for a second-ball duck but Jahurul joined
Asif Zakir to steady the ship associating 64 runs for the second wicket before Zakir was dismissed for 22 runs.
The wicketkeeper-batsman Jahurul then built a 156-run undefeated third wicket stand with Kamran Sajid, who finished not out on 60, to ensure the easy sail.
Earlier Prime Doleshwar recovered from three for 42 to put up a decent total thanks to a 101-run fourth-wicket partnership between Shahriar Nafees and Manvinder Singh. Nafees hit 77 and Manvinder added 51.
Left-arm spinners Shakib and MosharrafHossain shared seven wickets.
SHEIKH JAMAL-KALABAGAN Kalabagan set up a challenging total courtesy of a hundred from Rifat Ullah, who scored 101 runs off 115 balls with the help of ten fours and two sixes.
Then it was Arafat Salahuddin who helped his side cross the 250-run mark as the right-hander added an unbeaten 33 off 29 balls with three fours.
But 268 was not enough for Kalabagan as Shamsur Rahman played brilliantly and shared a 113-run stand for the third wicket with skipper Mushfiqur Rahim, who made 53 off 51 balls with four boundaries.
Shamsur smote ten boundaries during his 131-ball 103.
Shahadat picked up five wickets conceding 53 runs.
After the match Mushfiqur Rahim and Mohammad Salman were warned by the match referee for exchanging heated words following an umpire decision.
BROTHERS-SURJO
TARUN
Brothers Union thrived on two half centuries from Nafis Iqbal (77) and Sohail Ahmed (50 not out) to post a challenging total.
Veteran Tushar Imran chipped in with an unbeaten 33.
Imran Ullah took three wickets for 42 runs.
In reply, Surjo Tarun were bundled outfor 185 runs.
Raja Ali scored 90 off 112 balls with eleven boundaries.
SCORES IN BRIEF PRIME DOLESHWAR: 217-7 in 50 overs (Sayem 19, Nafees 77, Manvinder 51, Sumon 22 not out; Shakib 4-33, Mosharraf 3-42) VICTORIA: 220-2 in 45.4 overs (Asif 22, Jahurul 131 not out, Sajid 60 not out)
Result: Victoria won by eight wickets.
KALABAGAN: 268-6 in 50 overs (Nasiruddin 25, Rifat Ullah 101, Nizamuddin 33, Salman 22, Arafat 33 not out, Mosaddek 21; Mahamudul 2-45)
SHEIKH JAMAL: 272-7 in 49.2 overs (Rahul 23, Shamsur 103, Deepak 29, Mushfiqur 53, Shahadat 5-53) Result: Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club won by three wickets.
BROTHERS: 251-6 in 50 overs (Nazimuddin 26, Nafis 77, Aftab 26, Sohail 50 not out, Tushar 33 not out; Imran Ullah 3-42)
SURJO TARUN: 185 all out in 46.3 overs (Raja 90, Sadid 38, Shafiul 20; Tushar 2-28, Mansoor 2-36, Saker 2-27) Result: Brothers Union won by 66 runs.