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Rokibul keeps Gazi on top

Sports Reporter
Foreigners Elton Chigumbura, Ravi Bopara and Hamilton Masakadza all hit hundreds but it was Rokibul Hasan's unbeaten 90 which proved
most valuable on the day. Out-of-favour Rokibul's brilliant effort not only cancelled out Zimbabwean Chigumbura's blazing century but also helped Mahmudullah Riyad's Gazi Tank Cricketers maintain their position at the top of the table, as they beat the Mushfiqur Rahim-led Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi at Fatullah by six wickets yesterday in a vital encounter in the Super League round of the Dhaka Premier League.
The game at BKSP-2 saw two centurions and two five-wicket hauls as Kalabagan Cricket Academy beat Prime Bank Cricket Club by eight runs.
Mashrafe Bin Mortaza's Mohammedan
Sporting Club, on the other hand, continued their poor form with the bat as they were beaten by second-placed Prime Doleshwar by seven wickets at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur.
After being put in to bat Sheikh Jamal slumped to 87 for 6 and were looked down the barrel at Fatullah. However, a late surge from Chigumbura (109 not out) who smacked nine sixes and six fours, took Sheikh Jamal to 259 for nine. Coming in at number seven, Chigumbura blasted 12 of his 15 boundaries in the last ten overs and reached his century off 90 balls.
In reply, Gazi Tank rode on half-centuries from national discards Imrul Kayes (81) and Rokibul Hasan (91 not out) to overcome the target with 3.2 overs remaining. Imrul's innings came off 95 balls with five fours and two sixes. Rokibul, on the other hand, faced 93 balls and hit ten fours and two sixes.
At BKSP-2, slow left-armer Nazmul Hossain Apu's five wicket haul helped bundle out Prime Bank CC for 298 runs in reply to Kalabagan's
305. Hamilton Masakadza smacked 15 fours and five sixes in his 101-ball 125 and laid the foundation for Kalabagan's middle-order. He was eventually removed by Rezaul Karim, who finished with 5 for 54, in the 46th over.
In reply, Prime Bank went on an all-out attack mode right from the word go as Shehan Jayasuriya smacked off-spinner Sharifullah for 29 runs , which included four sixes and a four, in the second over the innings. However, Nazmul removed openers Saykat Ali and Shehan by the ninth over. Ravi Bopara (138) and Taiabur Parvez (76) took Prime Bank to 232 for 2 in 40 overs and all they required was the late charge. However, some good bowling from Nazmul at the end led to Prime Bank losing their last eight wickets for just 66 runs.
At Mirpur, Doleshwar continued to chase league leaders Gazi Tank, after they successfully chased down Mohammedan's target of 144 yesterday. They are now two points behind Gazi Tank, who they are yet to face in the Super League.