BD enjoy good day

Published May 22, 2005

NORTHAMPTON (England), May 21: Bangladesh could take heart from the first day of the match against Northamptonshire ahead of the first Test at Lord’s, holding the English county to 149-5. In a rain-hit day at Northampton where only 35 overs were played, Bangladesh’s right-arm paceman Anwar Hossain put himself into contention for Test selection, taking three of the first five wickets.

He bowled Tom Huggins before having Tim Roberts and Riki Wessels caught behind.

 

Scoreboard NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (1st innings):
 
T.B. Huggins b Anwar                                                    8
B.M. Shafayat c Nafees b Enamul                                 76
R.A. White c Rafique b Baisya                                      14
T.W. Roberts c Khaled b Anwar                                  16
M.H. Wessels c Khaled b Anwar                                  20
U. Afzaal not out                                                             5
M.J. Friedlander not out                                                  1
EXTRAS       (B-2, LB-3, NB-4)                                  9
TOTAL         (for five wkts, 34.1 overs)                    149
FALL OF WKTS: 1-18, 2-47, 3-93, 4-142, 5-143.
TO BAT: A.R. White, C. Pietersen, R.E. King, J.P. Wolstenholme.
BOWLING (to-date): Tapash Baisya 6-0-28-1 (2nb); Anwar Hossain Monir 13.1-2-67-3 (2nb); Aftab Ahmed 5-1-10-0; Mohammad Rafique 7-2-22-0; Enamul Haque Jr 3-0-17-1.
UMPIRES: R.J. Bailey and P.J. Hartley.—Agencies

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