Bangladesh 'A' Off to a Strong Start in Islamabad with Centuries from Saif and Jaker
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Bangladesh 'A' Off to a Strong Start in Islamabad with Centuries from Saif and Jaker
Bangladesh 'A' Off to a Strong Start in Islamabad with Centuries from Saif and Jaker
Although the second four-day match between Bangladesh 'A' and Pakistan Shaheens in Islamabad was scheduled to begin on August 20th, the first two days were washed out due to rain. On the third day, the toss finally took place, and play began.
Pakistan Shaheens' captain Kamran Ghulam won the toss and elected to field, sending Bangladesh 'A' in to bat.
By the end of the day's play, Bangladesh 'A' had posted a solid total of 346 runs for the loss of 6 wickets.
Saif Hassan and Jaker Ali Anik both scored centuries for Bangladesh 'A'. Saif Hassan was dismissed after scoring 111 runs, while Jaker Ali Anik remained unbeaten on 136 runs.
The duo added 131 runs for the fifth wicket, forming the backbone of Bangladesh 'A's strong total. Additionally, Mahidul Islam Ankon contributed 39 runs.
For Pakistan Shaheens, Ghulam Mudassar and Mehran Mumtaz each took 2 wickets.
Brief Score:
Bangladesh 'A' first innings: 346/6 (98 overs), Jaker Ali 136* not out, Saif Hassan 111, Mahidul Islam 39, Ghulam Mudassar 2/59, Mehran Mumtaz 2/67.
