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Vics catch up with DOHS

Sports Reporter
Victoria Sporting Club kept up the pressure on leaders Old DOHS in the Dhaka Premier League through a four-wicket win over Surjo Torun at the Fatullah Cricket Stadium yesterday.
The Shakib Al Hasan-led side are also on 12 points now after eight games, level with the table-toppers.
Sheikh Jamal have all but confirmed their Super League place through their eight-wicket win over Cricket Coaching School while Prime Doleshwar are closing in on the top six after a 3-wicket victory over Kalabagan Krira Chakra at the BKSP in Savar.
SURJOTORUN-VICTORIA
It threatened to be the Raja All show as the all-rounder took Surjo Torun to the safety of209-7 in 50 overs after they had slipped to 50 for three.
The Pakistan recruit added 107 with Bilal Khiljee for the fourth wicket, Raja making 94 and being dismissed in the final over. He struck seven boundaries and two sixes during his 108-ball effort.
Then with his left-arm spin, Raja removed opener Shakib and also took out form batsman Jahurul Islam early in the piece. But even his eventual four-wicket haul wasn't enough as Tamim Iqbal then took the game away from the
troubled and winless SurjoTarun.
The left-hander struck eleven boundaries in his 112-ball 85 while Kamran Sajid chipped in with an unbeaten 73 off 107 balls.
For Victoria earlier, left-arm spinner Mosharraf Hossain Rubel took five wickets for 53 runs.
JAMAL-CCS
Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club
marched past another neighbouring club, this time crushing the Kalabagan -based CCS at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium.
Batting first, CCS were bowled out for 199 runs in 46.5 overs with Amit Mazumder, the Ranji Trophy stalwart, scoring 59 and Rokibul Hasan 51. They were stopped in their tracks by Arafat Sunny, who took 4-36 from his ten overs.
In reply, openers Deepak Joon and Rahul Dewan then batted in tandem, adding 90 for the first wicket.
Joon made 74 while Rahul put together a half-century followed by Mushfiqur Rahim and Shamsur Rahman who finished the job in 44.4 overs.
PRIME-KALABAGAN Mehedi Maruf singlehandedly took Prime Doleshwar to victory against strugglers Kalabagan as the opener made an unbeaten 95.
He struck nine boundaries and three sixes in his 152-ball knock but more importantly, Maruf stayed at the crease and battled Sohag Gazi's four-wicket haul as well as his team's batting collapses.
Earlier, Murad Khan's four-wicket haul kept Kalabagan in check as they were bowled out for just 183 runs in 47.1 overs. They remain on eleventh position with just a single win, ahead only of Surjo Torun but below Bangladesh Biman.
BRIEF SCORES
SURJO TORUN: 209-7 in 50 overs (Raja 94, Bilal 35; Rubel 5-53,Tarek2-26).
VICTORIA: 212-6 in 48.2 overs (Tamim 85, Sajid 73 not out; Raja 4-35, Parvez 1-32).
Result: Victoria won by four wickets.
CCS: 199 all out in 46.5 overs (Amit 59, Rokibul 51; Arafat 4-36,Ariful2-35).
SK JAMAL: 200-2 in 44.4 overs (Deepak 74, Rahul 50; Robi 1-27).
Result: Sk Jamal won by eight wickets.
KALABAGAN: 183 all out in 47.1 overs (Ripon 85, Faruque 22; Murad 4-42, Monir 3-26, Taijul 3-37).
PRIME DOLESHWAR: 184-7 in46.3 overs (Mehedi95 notout, Manvinder53;Sohag4-26).
Result: Prime Doleshwar won by three wickets.