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BPL 2022: Comilla Victorians, Chattogram Challengers register wins

The bowlers had a good time at the office during the clash between Comilla Victorians and Sylhet Sunrisers in Dhaka. Batting first, Sylhet Sunrisers were bundled out for 96 in just over 19 overs with only three batsmen making it to the double-figure mark. 

Nahidul Islam, Mustafizur and Shohidul Islam scalped a couple of wickets each. Later, Comilla Victorians had a dismal start to the chase as they lost wickets at regular intervals to get reduced to 55/5. 

But it was Karim Janat and Nahidul Islam who stitched a 27-run stand to provide resistance to the side. But the Victorians lost a few more wickets and 88/8 when Ankon and Tanvir Islam made sure that they take the team over the line. Nazmul Islam returned with figures of 3/17 in 4 overs for his side. 

Chattogram Challengers vs Minister Group Dhaka

Chattogram Challengers registered a 30-run win after defending a target of 162 runs against Minister Group Dhaka. The Dhaka team didn't really have a great start to the proceedings and lost wickets at regular intervals. 

Tamim Iqbal was the pick of the batters as he notched up a fifty but the side was bundled out for 131. Shoriful Islam picked up four wickets for 34 runs in 4 overs while Nasum Ahmed returned with figures of 3/9 in his 4 overs. 

Earlier, the Challengers scored 161/8 in 20 overs, courtesy a 24-ball 41 from Will Jacks and 37 in 19 deliveries from Howell. 

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AFG vs NED | The Dutch look to bounce back after failing to chase 223 in first ODI

The Netherlands, who had won two out of the four completed games of their Cricket World Cup 2023 Super League campaign, had yet another chance to add to that tally and show to the cricket world that they deserve to play the big guns regularly, when they faced Afghanistan in the first of the three-match ODI series at the West End Park International Cricket Stadium in Doha, Qatar. However, the men in orange failed to do so as they were not able to chase down even as modest a target as 223, getting all out at 186 only. It was the first time that an ODI game was played at that venue which Afghanistan is using as its home ground. Rashid Khan was the wrecker in chief with the ball for the team from the Hindukush valley. In batting, it was the knocks by skipper Hashmatullah Shahidi (73) and Rahmat Shah (70) that powered the afghan side to reach the total of 22 in its 50 overs. The Dutch started well, with the first wicket adding 32 in eight overs. The team would hope that Scott Edwards, who was going well having reached his second ODI fifty and career-best 68 before falling to Mujeeb Ur Rahman, shows his class in the second game as well. No other Netherlands batter was able to provide as much resistance to the spin of Afghanistan and hence the entire team fell for 186 even as skipper Pieter Seelaar tried the build up a rescue act with his lone hand of 32. The Dutch team is without its usual firepower of Max O’Dowd, Tom Cooper, Roelof van der Merwe and Logan van Beek and hence it would have to hope that the likes of Bas de Leede, Colin Ackermann, Philippe Boissevain and Musa Ahmed, who are the up and coming stars, would take much more responsibility in the next game.