Victorians came triumphant to unsettle Kings

http://bdcricnewss.blogspot.com/ Comilla Victorians pursued down the triumph focus of 124 runs determinedly with 8 balls staying close by. They have recently lost 2 wickets all the while.

Victorians' Caribbean select Marlon Samuels drove the group to seal the triumph with an unbeaten 55 runs. Scoring the majority of the runs, Samuels played 41 conveyances, desolated the adversary knocking down some pins line up hitting hard with the bat through underwriting 4 colossal sixes and in addition 2 fours.

Comilla Victorians' innings began unusually; Mehedi Hasan Miraz grabbed the educate opener Imrul Kayes when the group score was 16. Imrul scored 9 runs playing twofold number of conveyances with 2 fours.

The underlying passed up Ahmed Shehzad and Marlon Samules. The two productive entertainers developed a monstrous 90 run second wicket organization to control the Victorians towards a decent show toward the end.

Rajshahi Kings, after their captain Darren Sammy won the hurl and chose to bat initially, opened the innings splendidly with their two openers Mominul Haque and Nurul Hasan got to be distinctly joined until 38 keeps running in initial 4 overs.

Mominul built his innings well however neglected to proceed with the great work past 20s (17 balls, 4×3) and with that began the tumbling down of Rajshahi Kings batting line up. They lost wickets at consistent interims without including any huge sum the board.

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