Rajshahi ride to triumph on Samit Patel's overall endeavors

A vigorous all-round show from Samit Patel gave Rajshahi Kings their first win of BPL 2016-17, as they trounced Dhaka Dynamites by six wickets. The England allrounder
took two wickets to keep Dhaka to an unobtrusive 138 preceding his whirlwind of limits facilitated the pursuit.

Patel was unbeaten on 44 off 25 balls, having shared a 73-run organization for the fourth wicket with Sabbir Rahman, who was rejected for 31 after the scores were level. Mohammad Shahid knocked down some pins a wide to give Rajshahi the win with eleven balls to extra, typical of Dhaka's indiscipline with the ball - they surrendered 15 additional items in the match.

Rajshahi's pursuit started with Rony Talukdar winning the all-Narayanganj fight when he pounded Shahid for a straight six and fours through mid-off and fine-leg. In any case, Talukdar harmed his back while hitting the second limit and that cost Rajshahi two wickets - Mominul Haque was run out in the third over when he attempted to get Talukdar off strike, and after that Talukdar was confused for 14 in the wake of charging at Shakib Al Hasan. Talukdar's wicket was Shakib's 50th in the BPL.

Sabbir and Umar Akmal included 38 keeps running for the third wicket to quiet the nerves in the changing area and both grabbed general limits. Akmal fell in the tenth over for 27, yet Patel assumed control over the rod instantly.

He struck his six fours through and over cover and additional cover, past point and through fine-leg. Patel's lone six was an impact over long-on, which got Rajshahi inside 10 keeps running of the objective.

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