Khulna trailing Barisal

Defending champions Khulna Division have a deficit of just 40 runs on the close of the rain-soaked second day of the Tier-1 match against Barisal in the Walton National Cricket League (NCL) at the Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium in Khulna yesterday.

At Sylhet International Stadium, Rangpur Division put on 185-5 in their first innings against Chittagong Division in Tier-2.
The match between Dhaka Metro and Dhaka Division at the Shaheed Chandu Stadium, whilst Rajshahi Division and Sylhet Division at the Shaheed Kamruzzaman Stadium in Rajshahi ended without a ball being bowled.
Khulna Division lost Anamul Haque and Nahidul Islam cheaply to start their first inning reply. Later Mahedi Hasan hit 124-run with Tushar Imran for the third wicket stand. Mahedi fell 15 runs short of his century. Before being caught, Mahedi clubbed 123-85, clobbering 11 fours and one six in his 170-minute stay.
Together with Mohammad Mithun, Tushar Imran therefore hit 59 for the fourth wicket. Like Mahedi, Tushar also missed his century just for nine runs. His 91 off 121-ball knock that studded with full dozen boundaries.
Mithun remained unbeaten on 28, while Nurul Hasan was on just nine not out. Golam Kibria claimed three wickets for Barisal.  

Khulna trailing Barisal

Defending champions Khulna Division have a deficit of just 40 runs on the close of the rain-soaked second day of the Tier-1 match against Barisal in the Walton National Cricket League (NCL) at the Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium in Khulna yesterday. At Sylhet International Stadium, Rangpur Division put on 185-5 in their first innings against Chittagong Division in Tier-2. The match between Dhaka Metro and Dhaka Division at the Shaheed Chandu Stadium, whilst Rajshahi Division and Sylhet Division at the Shaheed Kamruzzaman Stadium in Rajshahi ended without a ball being bowled. Khulna Division lost Anamul Haque and Nahidul Islam cheaply to start their first inning reply. Later Mahedi Hasan hit 124-run with Tushar Imran for the third wicket stand. Mahedi fell 15 runs short of his century. Before being caught, Mahedi clubbed 123-85, clobbering 11 fours and one six in his 170-minute stay. Together with Mohammad Mithun, Tushar Imran therefore hit 59 for the fourth wicket. Like Mahedi, Tushar also missed his century just for nine runs. His 91 off 121-ball knock that studded with full dozen boundaries. Mithun remained unbeaten on 28, while Nurul Hasan was on just nine not out. Golam Kibria claimed three wickets for Barisal.