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Old DOHS finish on top

Cricket

Sports Reporter
The traditional duel of the Dhaka Premier League turned out to be a drab affair yesterday when Abahani sauntered past Mohammedan Sporting Club by five wickets at the Fatullah Cricket Stadium. Old DOHS meanwhile signed off their first leg campaign with their ninth win, beating Prime Doleshwar by 21 runs at the BKSP.
Away in Bogra, Gazi Tank held their nerve in a three-run win over Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club despite skipper Mushfiqur Rahim's third century. ABAHANI-MOHAMMEDAN Peter TYego kept up his knack of giving Abahani the early breakthrough as he removed Imtiaz Hossain in the fifth over. And when Kamrul Islam Rabbi took care
of the in-form Imrul Kayes, caught behind in the sixth over, it became an uphill task for Mohammedan who chose to bat first.
Thanks to Golam Mabud's 42, the Motijheel outfit finished at 170 runs in 45.4 overs. TYego picked up four wickets.
Abahani remained in control despite losing the Englishman early in the piece, as Anamul Haque and Marshall Ayub played around Mahmudullah Riyad, who took Abahani home through his unbeaten 48.
The win put Abahani in fourth place with 12 points while Mohammedan only just made it to the Super League with ten points.
GAZI-JAMAL
Mushfiqur Rahim's third century in this year's league was still not enough as Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club fell just three runs short of Gazi Tank's 245-
8 in 50 overs.
The national captain played 141 balls for his 116 which had nine boundaries and a six, and as the sixth man out in the 48th over, still had hope of a Sheikh Jamal win. But some excellent slog-over bowling by Asif Ahmed and Mohammad Sami gave Gazi their seventh win and a probable third-place finish in the first leg.
The Dhanmondi outfit ultimately finished on ten points (level with Mohammedan) within the top six clubs. DOHS-DOLESHWAR
Rameez Pinzara struck 64 in another modest score of 198 all out for Old DOHS. Off-spinner Taijul Islam took three wickets for Prime Doleshwar, who couldn't chase down the total.
They were bowled out for just 177 runs in 48.2 overs with Old DOHS skipper Mohammad Ashraful picking up three wickets.
SCORES IN BRIEF
MOHAMMEDAN: 170 all out in 45.4 overs (Mabud42, Naeem38;
Trego 4-21, Forhad 1-14).
ABAHANI: 173-5 in 44.3 overs (Riyad 48 not out, Anamul 45;
Yasim 2-28, Amit 1-28).
Result: Abahani won by five wickets.
GAZI TANK: 245-9 in 50 overs (Nasir 72, Milon 36; Tapash 4-28, Rubaiyat 3-43).
SK JAMAL: 242-8 in 50 overs (Mushfiqur 116, Limon 45; Sami 4-55,Alauddin 1-15).
Result: Gazi Tank won by three runs.
OLD DOHS: 198 all out in 49.5 overs (Rameez 64, Shuvagoto 27;
Taijul 3-35, Arafat 2-28).
DOLESHWAR: 177 all out in 48.2 overs (Manvinder 65, Nafees 26; Ashraful 3-28, Shuvagoto 2-33).
Result: Old DOHS wonby21 runs.