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Friday, May 1, 2015, Baishakh 18, 1422 BS, Rajab 11, 1436 Hijr


Imrul Kayes century takes Bangladesh to strong position
Observer Online Desk
Published : Friday, 1 May, 2015,  Time : 5:17 PM,  View Count : 55

Bangladesh opener Imrul Kayes has followed Tamim Iqbal and smashed a brilliant century trailing Pakistan robust lead of 296 on the fourth day of the Khulna Test, reports bdnews24.com.

The duo put up the highest partnership for the first wicket for Bangladesh as the hosts breezed to 236 for no loss powering through Pakistan’s huge lead at Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium on Friday.

The 28-year old reached his third Test century off 153 balls and kept the pressure on the Pakistan bowlers.

RI




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