Rajshahi Kings 128 for 7 (Reza 44*, Mehedi 41* Sunny 3-31) beat Rangpur Riders 79 (Nazmul 3-8, Abul 3-11) by 49 runsScorecard and ball-by-ball detailsRajshahi Kings improved their chances of a top-four finish after complete a stunning comeback to register a 49-run win against Rangpur Riders. After being reduced to 43 for 7 in the 10th over, Farhad Reza and Mehedi Hasan struck an 85-run unbroken eighth wicket stand to lift Rajshahi to 128.Rangpur managed to mirror Rajshahis batting collapse and were bowled out for just 79 runs in 17.4 overs. Left-arm spinner Nazmul Islam and pacer Abul Hasan took three wickets each while Mehedi picked up two. Mohammad Sami and Samit Patel also contributed a wicket each.Rangpurs batting line-up never got going in the chase. Soumya Sarkar was the first man out, stumped in the third over. Mohammad Shahzad was bounced out by Mohammad Sami.Nasir Jamshed fell a ball later, giving Mehedi a return catch. Liam Dawson was incorrectly adjudged lbw, replays showing he had edged the ball onto his front pad. Nazmul was also lucky with his second wicket, of Shahid Afridi who was stumped off wicketkeeper Umar Akmals pads after he had missed the delivery that kept low.Rangpur lost mainstay Mohammad Mithun and Ziaur Rahman who was stumped in the 13th over, reducing them to 58 for 7. Rangpur were quickly skittled with Abul taking the last three wickets to fall.Earlier, Rajshahis slide had begun with Sunnys tumbling caught and bowled off Mominul Haques drive, which made it 25 for 2 in the fifth over. The ball was going over his head when he managed to bring it down and complete the catch off the second attempt. In the same over, Patel edged to Shahzad.Abul gave Sunny his third wicket in the seventh over when he holed out to deep midwicket. When Afridi took the return catch of Sabbir Rahman, Rajshahi were reduced to 43 for 7.Farhad and Mehedi were then forced to pick up the singles to resurrect the innings. Farhad hammered Rubel Hossain over his head in the 17th over, it was the first six of the innings. Mehedi also launched Rubel for a straight six in the final over.Farhad was unbeaten on 44 off 32 balls with two fours and two sixes, while Mehedi contributed with an unbeaten 33-ball 41 with three fours and a six. The pair added 85 runs, a new BPL record for the eighth wicket.Rajshahi are now on ten points, equal with Rangpur and Chittagong Vikings. Trevor Daley Red Wings Jersey .J. -- Marty Brodeur beat the Pittsburgh Penguins yet again. Niklas Kronwall Jersey . John Tavares, Thomas Vanek and Kyle Okposo were also being counted on to slow down sizzling Rangers forward Rick Nash. That plan didnt go so well early. http://www.redwingshockeyauthentic.com/mike-green-jersey/ . 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Unlike most of the imported horses Chris Waller trains, Closing Bell has come from a different side of the Atlantic.The former American horse has fitted in well but still has a way to go as he adapts to his Australian surroundings.He is one of four Waller-trained runners likely to run in Saturdays ATC Cup (2000m) with the other three - former Europeans Beyond Thankful, Dance Of Heroes and Index Linked - .all naturalised.Closing Bell hasnt quite furnished into the Australian way yet. He needs racing to mould him, Waller said.The others are the gentlemen of the turf and have been good horses for the stable.Newgate Farm bought Closing Bell with a view to next years big races with his spring campaign designed to acclimatise the five-year-old.The ATC Cup will be his third and most likely last run this time around with bigger targets in store.He has already proved himself at the top level, running second to Highland Reel in the Secretariat Stakes last year.There were 14 entries taken on Monday for the Listed race, a lead-up to the longer Christmas Cup (2400m) on December 17.The AATC Cup nominations include the Darren Weir-trained Refulgent with Melbournes premier trainer also planning to bring Rageese to run in the Group Three Festival Stakes (1500m), a prelude to the Group Two Villiers Stakes.dddddddddddd.Waller will have three runners in the Festival, Amovatio, Marenostro, and Religify, all out to cement their claims for the Villiers (1600m) which carries a ballot exemption to the Doncaster Mile.Last years Festival Stakes winner, the Fred Cowell-trained Mighty Lucky, has been entered for the longer ATC Cup.The other feature at the first summer meeting is the Listed Starlight Stakes (1100m) which received 14 entries headed by Big Money and Shiraz who will be having his first start for new trainer Kim Waugh.Formerly trained by Tony McEvoy, Shiraz was Group One-placed in the Galaxy (1100m) in March when second to Griante.He has had two barrier trials at Gosford this month, running second over 800m and winning over 1000m. 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