Kalabagan break Agrani Bank

Tasamul Haque and Mohammad Ashraful hit hundreds of years to move Kalabagan Krira Chakra to their second win from seven recreations in the Dhaka Premier League at the BKSP-3 ground in Savar yesterday. 

Opener Tasamul struck 106 and Ashraful scored an unbeaten 102, the third century from the disrespected previous Bangladesh chief since his arrival to the local circuit in the wake of serving a three-year settling boycott, as Kalabagan pursued down Agrani Bank's battling 252 with eight balls to extra and five wickets standing. 

The combine included 188 keeps running for the second wicket before Tasamul left in the wake of hitting twelve limits in his 115-ball thump. Ashraful's unbeaten 136-ball innings contained 10 limits. Taibur Rahman completed the pursuit in style, hitting two huge sixes against pacer Shafiul Islam in the penultimate over as Kalabagan achieved 256 for five out of 48.4 overs. 

Prior, the Agrani Bank add up to was worked around an apprehensive 99 from opener Shahriar Nafees and a 58 by Azim. The two openers put on 128 runs. In any case, once Nafees was out in the 41st over, leaving the score at 197 for four, the investors neglected to thrive. Left-gave Nafees struck 14 limits and a six in his 125-ball thump. It was Agrani Bank's fifth annihilation in seven diversions. Akbar ur Rahman got three wickets for 34 keeps running for Kalabagan. 

At the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur, promotees Shinepukur CC pulled off an exciting last-ball triumph against Legends of Rupganj. 

Pursuing Legends' 268 for three, which was worked around Mohammad Naim's 130-ball 93 and Indian Parvez Rasool's rankling 66-ball 88 not out, Shinepukur required six keeps running off the last finished with two wickets standing. Be that as it may, number 10 batsman Raihan Uddin hit two limits, including a last-ball four after Mohammad Saifuddin was run out off the fifth conveyance of Mohammad Shahid while pursuing a tight single, to seal Shinepukur's fourth win in seven trips. 

In any case, it was opener Sadman Islam and Indian Uday Kaul who laid the stage for the triumph with a 121-run remain for the fourth wicket after they were limping at 62 for 3. Sadman scored a cleaned 95 off 116 balls studded with eight fours, while left-gave Kaul hit 61 off 70 balls that highlighted four fours and a six. 

At the Khan Shaheb Osman Ali Stadium in Fatullah, Khelaghar SKS beat Brothers Union by three wickets in a low-scoring undertaking. 

Sent in to bat, Brothers were knocked down some pins out for 187 out of 46 overs with Alok Kapali remaining in the vestiges with 66 runs which highlighted six fours and a six. Sohrawardi Shuvo, with 33, was the other remarkable donor in the worse than average aggregate. Hasan Mahmud with three for 24 was the pick of the Khelaghar bowlers. 

Khelaghar, in their pursuit got off to a moderate begin with their openers Sadikur Rahman (35) and Rafsan Al Mahmud (30) putting on 67 keeps running in 17 overs. They endured a smaller than expected fall after that and were diminished to 99 for 4 in the 28th over before a 60-run remain for the fifth wicket between Ashok Al Menaira (55) and Moinul Islam (22) guided them near triumph. Indian Menaira struck three fours and a six in his match-winning 77-ball innings. With this win, Khelaghar joined Shinepukur in third position, behind pioneers Abahani and second-put Prime Doleshwar, who have five wins against Abahani's six toward the finish of the seventh round of the nation's List An opposition.