Bangladesh: Professionals' Cup scores (21 November 1998)
Nestle Bangladesh Limited, Babylon Group and BOC Bangladesh Limited won their respective JPGL Lights Professionals' Cup cricket matches played at different city venues yesterday
21-Nov-1998
21 November 1998
Bangladesh: Professionals' Cup scores
Our Sports Reporter
Nestle Bangladesh Limited, Babylon Group and BOC Bangladesh Limited
won their respective JPGL Lights Professionals' Cup cricket matches
played at different city venues yesterday.
Nestle handed British American Tobacco (BAT) Bangladesh Limited a
17-run defeat in a low-scoring game at the BUET ground.
Put into bat, Nestle scored 146 for seven in the stipulated 30 overs
with opener Tareq Ali Khan hammering highest 35.
The right hander's 49-ball knock which added 71 runs for the first
wicket with Monir (24), included four boundaries.
Rashedul contributed 22 valuable runs.
In reply, BAT were restricted to 129 after Sayeed Rahman and Khaled
Ahmed shared seven wickets.
Sayeed ripped through the BAT tail to finish with four for 25 while
new-ball bowler Khaled's three victims cost 28 runs.
Man-of-the-match Tareq also showed his ability with the ball, claiming
one for 27.
Away at the BAT factory ground in Mahakhali, BOC Bangladesh Limited
thrashed Credit Agricole IndoSuez by 87 runs.
Batting first, BOC rattled up 220 for two in their allotted 30 overs
with opener Mostafiz scoring a magnificent 89 off 75 balls. One-down
Mostofa, who added 149 runs along with Mostafiz, was not out on 77.
In reply, Credit Agricole managed 133 in 27 overs.
Debobrata captured four wickets for 35 runs. After scoring highest 89,
Mostafiz also shone with the leather taking three for 13 runs. He was
adjudged Nestle man-of-the-match.
At the nearby Uttara Friend's Club ground, Babylon Group defeated
Philips by five wickets.
Chasing a competitive Philips total of 159 in 30 overs, middle order
Mizan Murshed slammed unbeaten 58 as the winners reached home with
only two balls to spare.
Earlier, put into bat, Philips managed 159 in 26.2 overs thanks to 49
by middle order Wasial and Farid's 33.
Babylon's Mizan was later named the man-of-the-match.
Source :: The Bangladesh Daily Star (https://www.dailystarnews.com)