Mustafizur's Dambulla Sixers Secure First Win Despite Taskin's Efforts in LPL Clash
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Mustafizur's Dambulla Sixers Secure First Win Despite Taskin's Efforts in LPL Clash
Mustafizur's Dambulla Sixers Secure First Win Despite Taskin's Efforts in LPL Clash
In an exciting Lanka Premier League (LPL) match, Dambulla Sixers finally secured their first victory after three consecutive losses, defeating Colombo Strikers by 8 wickets. The match turned into a contest between Bangladesh's Mustafizur Rahman and Taskin Ahmed, who played for the opposing teams.
Despite Mustafizur Rahman going wicketless and conceding 53 runs in his 4 overs, his team, Dambulla Sixers, triumphed over Taskin Ahmed's Colombo Strikers. Taskin managed to take 2 wickets for 45 runs in his 4 overs, but it wasn't enough to prevent his team's defeat. Dambulla Sixers chased down the target in just 17.5 overs, losing only two wickets, both taken by Taskin.
Colombo Strikers, batting first after losing the toss, posted a total of 185 for 6. Mustafizur, bowling the final over of his quota, conceded 20 runs and ended up being the most expensive bowler for Dambulla, with an economy rate of 13.25, including 5 sixes.
On the other hand, Taskin Ahmed, after conceding 39 runs in his first 3 overs, took two crucial wickets in his final over. He broke Dambulla's record opening partnership of 154 runs by dismissing Reza Hendricks for 54 and then sending Kusal Perera back to the pavilion for 80 off 33 balls.
With the solid opening partnership of 154 runs, Dambulla Sixers had little trouble chasing the target. Lahiru Udara contributed 11 runs and Mark Chapman added a quick 23, ensuring their team’s victory with 13 balls to spare.
This match was a significant relief for Dambulla Sixers, marking their first win in the tournament, and showcased a thrilling duel between the two Bangladeshi pacers.