BPL 2017 Malik, Hasan stop Dynamites' triumphant streak

Shoaib Malik stroked his 45th T20 50 years © Getty 

Sunil Narine's amazing all-round show went futile as Comilla Victorians indented up a four-wicket triumph to present to Dhaka Dynamites' four-coordinate winning streak to a dramatic stop on Monday (November 20). Pakistan pair of Hasan Ali and Shoaib Malik shone with the ball and bat separately as Victorians pursued down the 129-run focus with three balls to save.

Hasan's five-fer limited the home side to a pitiful 128, that in spite of a shining 45-ball 76 from Narine who opened the innings. The 23-year-old pacer hit with his initially wad of the match to send back Evin Lewis, before Mehedi Maruf left one ball later, without alarming the scorers. Narine, who had commenced procedures with a limit and a six in the opening over, spoilt Hasan's figures by heaping on 14 in his next finished to take his group to a respectable 49 for 2 toward the finish of the powerplay overs.

Alongside Kumar Sangakkara, Narine put on 92 for the third wicket while completely overwhelming the association. The West Indian saved no bowler and raised his fifty off only 30 conveyances. Narine's innings was bound with seven limits and five hits over the fence.

Mehedi Hasan's sharp toss from the profound cut off Sangakkara's stay in the center as Victorians got an opening after 11 overs. Narine perpetrated some more harm - a four and a six off Mohammad Saifuddin - yet fell in the same over as dynamites slipped to 114 for 4. He had, however, set the stage for any semblance of Kieron Pollard and Shakib Al Hasan to drive their group to a directing aggregate yet Dynamites' innings fell before long. The staying six wickets fell for only 14 more keeps running as Hasan added three more to his count as tail-enders to complete with figures of 5 for 20 from in the 3.3 overs he rocked the bowling alley.

Tamim Iqbal commenced Victorians answer in fine design - getting 16 off the first finished from Mohammad Amir. His opening accomplice Liton Das, however, endured just three balls and fell without opening his record. Narine came into the assault not long after and got Dynamites the key wicket of the enormous hitting Tamim.

Dynamites returned hard at Victorians as the runs dried out. Malik lost two accomplices, in Imrul Kayes (20) and Darren Bravo (12), with hardly a pause in between. With 31 more to win in the last four overs, Amir sent down an ideal seventeenth over - getting the wickets of Jos Buttler and Saifuddin in the space of three conveyances and yielding just five keeps running altogether. Be that as it may, Malik turned the tables on Dynamites by hitting Saddam Hossain for a six and a few fours over his last two overs. He raised his 50 years off the second bal