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Soumya, Ezaz day's stars

Sports Reporter
Soumya Sarker scored his highest List A score yesterday to help continue Prime Bank Cricket Club's domination in the Dhaka Premier League as the league leaders thumped Partex Sporting Club by 134 runs at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium.
Fresh from his call-up to the national team, Soumya smacked 14 fours and two sixes in his 147-ball 127. His innings led Prime Bank to 251 for 8. In reply, Partex were skittled out for 117 in 42 overs. Prime Bank pacer Taskin Ahmed was the chief destroyer as he finished with figures of 4 for 16, while spinner Shuvagata Hom scalped three wickets. The win extended Prime Bank's lead at the top, having accumulated 16 points in eight matches, followed byAbahani who have 12 in eight matches.
Mashrafe Bin Mortaza-led Mohammedan Sporting Club faced Shakib Al Hasan's Legends of Rupganj at the BKSP yesterday in a tense encounter which saw both teams attempt to confirm a spot in the Super Six round.
Batting first, Ezaz Ahmed's second List-A
century led Mohammedan to 313 for 7 at the end of 50 overs. The 30-year-old batsman from Sylhet hammered 10 sixes and seven fours as he raced to 136 off 139 balls. He was well supported by Mohammad Mithun, who hit 70.
In reply, the Legends were restricted to 301 for 9. During the first 15 overs, Rupganj's chase seemed on track. Junaid Siddique and Shakib shared a quick half-century stand and the team had 100 runs on the board before 15 overs. After Junaid fell nine runs short of his century and Shakib was caught for 49, Rupganj lost their way. They stumbled from 111 for 1 to 177 for 6 between overs 15 and 30. A fiery 72 off 69 balls from Sharifullah at number eight added some respectability to the score as Legends crossed the 300-run mark The win helped Mohammedan overtake their opponents and claim the fifth position.
An unfortunate event however took place at the end of the match as a group of 'Mohammedan' supporters went in front of the Legends' dressing room and swore at the team officials. Police were called in and Mashrafe and the lawenforcers intervened to bring the situation under control promptly.
At Fatullah, Mushfiqur Rahim's Prime Doleshwar beat Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club by 100 runs. Batting first, a half-century from Asif Ahmed helped Doleshwar post 230. In reply, Sheikh Jamal were bundled out for 130 in just 37.1 overs. Doleshwar's slow-left armers Sanjamul Islam and Elias Sunny shared nine wickets between them.
SCORES IN BRIEF
PRIME BANK CC: 251 for 8 (Soumya 127, Shuvagata 30; Nuruzzaman 4-23)
PARTEX SC: 117 all out in 42 overs (Rezaul 24; Taskin 4-16, Shuvagata 3-11)
Result: Prime Bank CC won by 134 runs. MOHAMMEDAN SC: 313 for 7 (Ezaz 136, Mithun 70; Ryan 2-53, Shakib 2-61)
LEGENDS OF RUPGANJ: 301 for 9 (Junaid 91, Sharif 72, Shakib 49; Amit 3-63, Mashrafe 2-59) Result: Mohammedan won by 12 runs.
PRIME DOLESHWAR: 230 for 8 (Asif 55, David 49, Mushfiqur 33; Rubayat 4-50)
SHEIKH JAMAL DC: 130 all out in 37.1 overs (Tushar 23, Myshukur 23, Arafat 23; Sanjamul 5-30, Elias 4-32)
Result: Prime Doleshwar won by 100 runs.