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Victoria, DOHS sitting pretty

Cricket

Sports Reporter
Star-studded Victoria Sporting Club thrashed Brothers Union by six wickets at the Fatullah Cricket Stadium to secure the top spot in the points table of the Premier Division Cricket League yesterday.
After the ninth round, Victoria and Old DOHS have sixteen points each while Gazi Tank, Abahani, Mohammedan and Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club all have twelve points in nine matches.
At the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur, Cricket Coaching School (CCS) secured an important victory against Prime Doleshwar in their pursuit to avoid relegation. A strong batting display enabled CCS to earn a comfortable 68-run victory.
VICTORIA-BROTHERS
Brothers got off to a disastrous start after deciding to bat first with the first five batsmen failing to reach double digits.
Then it was Sohail Ahmed who averted total embarrassment, the number seven batsman scoring 47 off 74 deliveries with four boundaries and a six while Dhiman Ghosh added 29 off 72 balls with the help of four boundaries.
Pacer Al-Amin started the carnage claiming two wickets, and then leftarm spinners Shakib Al Hasan, who captured two wickets, and Mosharraf Hossain with three wickets wrapped up the Brothers innings for 124 runs.
In reply, Victoria scored 130 for four in 30.2 overs thanks to Tamim Iqbal, who missed his half century by just one run, and an in-form Jahurul Islam, who was not out on 55.
CCS-PRIME DOLESHWAR
A 126-run opening stand between Robiul Islam and Amit Majumder laid the platform for Pakistani Suleman Khan to accelerate as CCS piled up 270 for seven in their share of 50 overs.
Robiul hit 65 while Amit was the top-scorer with 87. Suleman smote three sixes and five fours to make 60 in 40 balls while Jubayer was the other notable scorer with an unbeaten 30.
In reply. Prime Doleshwar lacked fire in their batting as they compiled a tame 202 for 9 in 50 overs.
Nadif Chowdhury made the team-highest39.
Rashid Hanif picked up three wickets for 36 runs while Robiul Islam took two for 37 runs.