Protecting champions Comilla Victorians proceed winless streak

Riding on fifties from Dawid Malan and Shahriar Nafees, Barisal Bulls drifted to their third back to back win of the
season with a 7-wicket triumph over Chittagong Vikings and moved to the highest point of the focuses table. Set an objective of 164 to win, the Bulls began carefully scoring just 26 keeps running in the Powerplay and 66 toward the end of the initial 10 overs. In any case, the tide soon turned for the second wicket combine of Malan and Nafees.

Blowing away the eleventh, Vikings' left arm medium pacer Imran Khan Jr. yielded 14 races to the match, including two free-hits - one of which was saved over the midwicket fence for six by the previous. From that point, the combine raised the stakes with a show of wipe hitting and finished off the diversion. Nafees specifically, proceeded with his rich vein of shape, sending clear flags to the national selectors for a review – his innings of 65 was his third fifty of the season and the second on the run.

Prior in the day, Tamim Iqbal thundered once again into shape after disappointments in his past couple of excursions. The Vikings got off to a flying begin as their chief unleashed himself on the bowlers with a speedy fire 75. The opening pair of Tamim and Jahurul Islam included 81 keeps running in the initial 10 overs - the previous raised his fifty in the following over.

Tamim changed gears after his fifty, including 25 more in his next 13 balls while he took Rayad Emrit for unique treatment, scoring 17 off the twelfth over of the innings, including his trademark six over long-on.

Be that as it may, the Vikings' innings lost steam after his expulsion as the rocking the bowling alley trio of Abu Hider, Kamrul Islam Rabbi and Al-Amin Hossain hit more full lengths and stirred up their pace keenly in the demise overs to limit them to 163.

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