Chittagong Vikings prevailed in the One-Over Eliminator against Khulna Titans, after Robbie Frylinck, whose two sixes had earlier taken Vikings close to their target of 152, bowled a wide yorker beyond Paul Stirling with three needed off the last ball. Chittagong ended up defending the 11 runs they made in their over, to get their second win.

There was more drama in normal time too, particularly in the last over. With Chittagong needing 13 off the last three balls, Frylinck hit Ariful Haque for successive sixes, before failing to connect with the last ball and being run-out in an attempt to steal what would have been a match-winning bye.

Yasir Ali's 41 had carried Chittagong to within 66 runs of the target, and they needed just under nine an over with 7.3 remaining when he was the fourth batsman dismissed. Mushfiqur Rahim made a 26-ball 34, but Chittagong lost regular wickets at the other end to fall behind the asking rate, before Frylinck's big hits brought them back in contention.

Sent in to bat, Khulna posted 151 for 6 thanks largely to a third-wicket stand of 77 between Mahmudullah and Dawid Malan, who top-scored with 45.

Two sixes in the last over made Robbie Frylinck the star of the day. He had earlier bowled tidily to end with 1-32 from his four overs. Then he bowled a fantastic Super Over to give Chittagong the win.

Chittagong Vikings' Mohammad Shahzad found Paul Stirling at point in his attempt to reach out to cut a short ball from Junaid Khan. Shahzad was irate with the dismissal, understandably because he has lurched from one low score to another this season. So far, he has only scored 43 runs in three innings.

Khulna remain winless with four losses in a row, while Chittagong have won two out of three.