Bangladesh draw tour match

Published May 26, 2004

ST GEORGE'S, May 25: Bangladesh drew their three-day tour match against the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) XI at the National Cricket Stadium on Monday.

Scoreboard

WICB XI (1st Innings):

W.W. Hinds b Baisya 0

D.S. Smith b Tareq 11

S.C. Joseph c and b Enamul 115

D.J.J. Bravo run out 110

D.R. Smith b Enamul 9

C.S. Baugh not out 52

O.A.C. Banks not out 17

EXTRAS (B-1, LB-2, W-1, NB-12) 16

TOTAL (for five wkts decl, 93 overs) 320

FALL OF WKTS: 1-0, 2-25, 3-237, 4-242, 5-256.

DID NOT BAT: D. Mohammed, R. Rampaul, J.J.C. Lawson, C.D. Collymore.

BOWLING: Tapash Baisya 18-5-30-1; Alamgir Kabir 11-1-49-0; Tareq Aziz 18-3-69-1; Enamul Haque Jr 26-3-83-2; Faisal Hossain 5-0-24-0; Rajin Saleh 12-1-46-0; Alok Kapali 2-0-12-0; Mohammad Ashraful 1-0-4-0.

BANGLADESH (1st Innings):

Hannan Sarkar c Baugh b Lawson 1

Javed Omar c Baugh b Collymore 0

Rajin Saleh c Banks b Collymore 0

M. Ashraful c D.R. Smith b Lawson 73

Faisal Hossain lbw b Mohammed 43

Alok Kapali b Banks 19

Khaled Mashud c D.R. Smith b Banks 5

Tapash Baisya c Baugh b Lawson 0

Alamgir Kabir b Banks 5

Tareq Aziz b Banks 1

Enamul Haque Jr not out 6

EXTRAS (B-4, NB-4) 8

TOTAL (all out, 64.5 overs) 161

FALL OF WKTS: 1-0, 2-0, 3-4, 4-79, 5-137, 6-143, 7-145, 8-150, 9-150.

BOWLING: Lawson 17-6-42-3; Collymore 8-3-19-2; Rampaul 7-4-23-0; Banks 16.5-4-42-4; Bravo 5-2-7-0; Mohammed 11-3-24-1.

WICB XI (2nd Innings):

W.W. Hinds c Enamul b Baisya 4

D.S. Smith c Khaled b Baisya 0

D.R. Smith not out 103

O.A.C. Banks c and b Alamgir 11

C.S. Baugh b Enamul 11

D. Mohammed not out 4

D.J.J. Bravo not out 21

EXTRAS (B-4, LB-1, NB-4) 9

TOTAL (for five wkts, 25 overs) 163

FALL OF WKTS: 1-4, 2-4, 3-42, 4-78, 5-107.

BOWLING: Tapash Baisya 4-1-18-2; Tareq Aziz 6-1-40-1; Alamgir Kabir 5-0-47-1; Enamul Haque Jr 6-0-39-1; Alok Kapali 3-0-11-0; Mohammad Ashraful 1-0-3-0.

RESULT: Match drawn.

UMPIRES: T. Birbal and G.T. Johnson. -Agencies

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