Colorful Mohammad Nabi whacks down focus of big score

Chittagong Vikings, helped along by thumps from Mohammad Nabi and Shoaib Malik, executed a
splendid pursue of 184 to overturn Comilla Victorians before a stuffed home group. The win put the group in the main four, while Comilla were left at the base of the focuses table after their 6th annihilation of the competition.

Two essential organizations - first between Tamim Iqbal and Anamul Haque, and afterward amongst Malik and Nabi - got them near the objective before Nabi coolly impacted sixes off Sohail Tanvir and Mohammad Saifuddin to complete the pursuit with four balls to save.

With 17 required off two overs, Tanvir expelled Shoaib Malik for a 25-ball 38 and finished the 64-run fourth-wicket remain, off the main bundle of the penultimate over.

Weight ascended through dab balls however Nabi's high six over square-leg and single off the last ball kept Chittagong ahead with eight required off the last over. Mashrafe Mortaza gave the ball to Saifuddin, who had yielded 30 keeps running in his past three overs, and Nabi edged him for a four off the main ball. The following ball was hammered for a six over long-on, Nabi's second in an innings of 46 off 24 balls which likewise included five fours.

Dwayne Smith had given Chittagong a quick begin by hitting five limits inside the initial eleven conveyances of the pursuit. Mashrafe Mortaza caught him leg-before in the third over however Comilla missed an opportunity to take more control in the diversion when Imrul Kayes neglected to hang on a catch at profound square-leg, offered by Tamim on 5.

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