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Mash excels on bowlers' day

Sports Reporter
Bowlers continued to dictate the terms in the Dhaka Premier League as all three of yesterday's matches were decided by
the ball at different venues.
Even though both Jahurul Islam and Imrul Kayes hit hundred-plus scores for Abahani Limited and Gazi Group Cricketers respectively, it was Bangladesh ODI skipper Mashrafe Bin Mortaza who stole the show with a six-wicket haul which guided the Sky Blues to a 29-run win at the BKSP-4groundinSavar.
Sent in to bat, Jahurul struck a 138-ball 130, featuring 14 fours and two sixes, as Abahani posted 286 for six in 50 overs. However, man-of-the-match Mashrafe was the one to seal the victory by picking up wickets at crucial stages of the game.
Imrul's fighting 118-ball 126, laced with 15 fours and five sixes, kept Gazi in the hunt but Mashrafe eventually removed the left-hander. Mashrafe picked up two wickets in each of his three spells to end with figures of six for 46 from ten overs.
With his fourth six-wicket haul in the List A competition, Mashrafe surpassed Rubel Hossain, who was the previous Bangladeshi to have the most six-wicket hauls to his name.
This was the fifth defeat in seven matches for Gazi, who were bundled
out on 257 in 48.4 overs. Meanwhile, Abahani remained on top of the points table with six wins in seven matches. Earlier, lahurul and skipper Mosaddek Hossain added 145 runs for the fourth wicket after both Nazmul Hossain and Indian recruit Wasi m I af fer departed cheaply.
At the Khan Shaheb Osman Ali Stadium in Fatullah, Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club clinched a five-wicket win over Khelaghar SKS after posting a measly 183 for nine. Left-arm spinner Taijul Islam ended with figures of three for 39 from his ten overs while pacer Khaled Ahmed also bagged three wickets.
This was the fourth win in seven games for Sheikh Jamal while it was the sixth loss in seven outings for Khelaghar.
At the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur, pacer Mohammad Shahid bagged four wickets to guide Legends of Rupganj to a 72-run win over Prime Doleshwar Sporting Club.
Doleshwar were all out on 193 with Pakistani batsman Saad Nasim top scoring for the side with 61.
After being sent to bat, Rupganj batsmen Shah ri ar Nafees and Akbar Ur Rehman scored sixties while skipper Naeem Islam added an unbeaten 43 to helpthesidepost265 for nine.