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A police official said that the youth had a ticket for the match and entered the Holkar Stadium from Narendra Hirwani Gate.
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Riding on a flurry of mighty maximums, Shivam Dube and Yashasvi Jaiswal smashed Afghanistan's bowlers to smithereens on way to swashbuckling half-centuries as India made short work of a 173-run target to win the second T20I by six wickets
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Virat Kohli and Yashasvi Jaiswal have replaced Shubman Gill and Tilak Varma in the playing XI.
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Taliban-appointed Kabul security department spokesperson Khalid Zadran said the explosion was due to a grenade blast that occurred in Kabul's PD 18. He said that an investigation is being carried out to find the perpetrator.
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India's fringe players, led by Shivam Dube, made the opportunity count to set up a six-wicket win over Afghanistan in the first T20 of the three-match series
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The start of the game was delayed by a few minutes as a flickering blue light around the sightscreen distracted Gurbaz.
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A 6.1 magnitude earthquake reported from Afghanistan.
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The Afghanistan series is India's last bilateral T20I series before the T20 World Cup, which starts on June 1.
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Images beamed from the most dangerous place on earth today show grim-faced and suffering persons, but also tough and ruthless faces of those who inflict the suffering
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Hardik Pandya might miss the upcoming T20I series against Afghanistan, while his participation in the IPL is also not a certainty at this point.
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Following the embassy's closure on September 30, this decision is motivated by the anticipation of a favorable change in the Indian government's stance, allowing the mission to resume normal operations.
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Pakistan lost five of their nine games, including a shock defeat against Afghanistan, bringing Babar's leadership under scanner
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The Afghan nationals, who are currently detained in Pakistan, raised concerns about their situation. Afghan nationals said that they are facing severe challenges, TOLO News reported.
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As per the source, seven families and seven children were among the 3,090 individuals deported by plane.
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The ACB conveyed their appreciation through a heartfelt message posted on X, formerly known as Twitter.
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On course to his glorious knock, Maxwell suffered serious cramps and was struggling to stand on his two feet at one point.
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Opting to bat, opener Ibrahim Zadran became the first Afghanistan batter to score a World Cup hundred and guided his team to 291 for five.
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The right-handed batsman achieved this feat against Australia at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Tuesday.
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With seats filling up fast for World Cup semifinals, Australia will look to banish middle-order woes and secure a final four spot against a fearless Afghanistan
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Arshad Malik, country director for Save the Children, said many of those returning are coming back without education documents, making it difficult for them to continue their learning, as well as lacking the local Afghan languages of Dari and Pashto because they studied Urdu and English in Pakistan.