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Premier cricket ends-Biman secure fourth place

Tuesday January 18 2005 10:25:24 AM BDT

The Green Delta Premier Division Cricket League ended yesterday with Brothers Union defeating Bangladesh Biman by 40 runs in one of the three matches on the day.

Despite the defeat at BKSP in Savar, the national flag carrier finished fourth securing 14 points behind newly crowned Old DOHS (18 points), runners-up City Club (18) and last year's champions Victoria SC (15).

On the other hand, Brothers moved up to the seventh place in the 12-team league with eight points.

Brothers scored 221 for 6 in their share of 50 overs and later dismissed Biman for 181 in 44.2 overs to finish their campaign on a winning note.

At the Dhanmondi Cricket Stadium, Indira Road KC registered a 41-run victory over Young Pegasus to finish on eight points.

Indira Road made 159 before being all out in 49.5 overs after deciding to bat while Young Pegasus were bundled out for 118 runs in 35.3 overs.

In the day's other match, Uttara SC conceded a five-wicket defeat to Orient SC at the Fatullah Cricket Stadium to be placed at the bottom.

Orient reached 136 for 5 in 35.4 overs in reply to Uttara's 135 all out in 48.5 overs.

Two bottom teams -- Young Pegasus (5) and Uttara Sporting Club (4) were demoted to the First Division.










 

 

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