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Sports Reporter
A brace from Zakir helped leaders Wari Club avert a defeat against Victoria SC after playing out a 2-2 draw in the Premier Bank Bangladesh Championship League at Cox's Bazar Stadium yesterday.
Victoria went ahead with a strike from Shamim before Raihan doubled the lead in the 21st minute but Wari bounced back through a pair by Zakir, who first pulled one goal back in the 39th minute and then levelled the margin in the 74th minute to snatch a valuable point from Victoria.
The outcome however could not affect the points table as Wari lead the table with 12 points from eight matches while Victoria remained at the sixth position in the seventeam table with nine points from eight outings.
Dinajpurchamps
Dinajpur emerged champions in the S Alam Group-First Security Islami Bank 2nd THbal Hockey Tournament after beating Bandarban 2-1 in tiebreaker in the final at the Maulana Bhasani Hockey Stadium yesterday.
The game rolled into shootout after the regulation time ended in goalless. Earlier, Ranamati defeated Khagrachari 6-0 in a place-deciding match to finish third in the five-team tournament.State Minister for Chittaong Hill Tracts affairs Dipankar Talukdar witnessed the final and distributed prizes among the winners while sponsors First Security Islam Bank deputy managing director Syed Wasek Mohammad Ali and Hockey Federation's general secretary Khaza Rahmatullah were among others present.
Div-ll Football
Friends Social Welfare Association recoded a 2-0 win over BG Press S & R.C-in the Super League of the Destiny Group 2nd Division Football League at the Birshreshtha Shaheed Mostafa Kamal Stadium yesterday. Sajal and Shahnur struck one goal apiece for the winners.
Mid-term transfer window
Bangladesh Football Federation extended the period of the mid-term players' transfer for a week after Sheikh Russel KC appealed to shift the schedule to May from April.
Now the transfer window will be opened on previous declared date of April 20 and close on May 3 instead of April 26.
JuniorTableTennis
The First National Junior Table Tennis Championship got underway yesterday in Dinajpur with 150 players from 25 districts taking part.
The four-day meet will be held in two sections boy's and girl's division and six events — boy's and girl's singles, doubles and team, said a press release.
Bangladesh Table Tennis Federation president Abdul Karim inaugurated the meet while Dinajpur's deputy commissioner Jamal Uddin was also present.
School Handball
Viquarunnissa Noon School & College registered a 26-0 win over Summerfield in girl's section of the Polar Ice-Cream 20th School Handball Tournament at the Handball Stadium yesterday.
In the day's other match, Dhanmondi lUtorial defeated Banani Biddya Niketan 9-6 while in boy's section, Scholastica thrashed Wari High School 16-9 and Motijheel Govt High School routed Heed International 17-8.