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Sharjah: Young left-hander Charith Asalanka smashed an unbeaten 80 off 49 balls while fellow southpaw Bhanuka Rajapaksa made a quickfire half-century as Sri Lanka beat Bangladesh by five wickets in their T20 World Cup Super 12 Group 1 match here on Sunday. Sri Lanka suffered a mid-innings mini batting collapse but recovered in time to […]
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Sharjah: Sri Lanka will rely heavily on its bowling unit to make up for its relatively weak batting department, while Bangladesh would look for consistency when the two teams clash in a Super 12 Group 1 match of the T20 World Cup here on Sunday. Both Sri Lanka and Bangladesh had to go through the […]
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India must first acknowledge the severity of the problem and then recalibrate strategies
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Al Amerat: A splendid all-round performance from Chris Greaves helped Scotland inflict an upset six-run win over Bangladesh in the second match of the men’s T20 World Cup at Al Amerat Cricket Stadium here on Sunday. Greaves top-scored in the first innings with 45 off 28 balls before taking 2/19 runs in three overs to […]
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Dhaka: At least four persons were killed and 11 others went missing when a boat carrying around 50 passengers capsized in the middle of Padma river in Bangladesh. The incident took place in Shibganj Upazila of Chapainawabganj of Bangladesh on Wednesday noon. At least 20 people were rescued alive. The rest were not rescued until […]
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Hyderabad: Commemorating 50 years of 1971 Indo-Pakistan war, the Victory Flame of Swarnim Vijay Varsh celebrations reached the Navy House-Bolarum, Secunderabad, on Saturday. The Indian Navy played a stellar role on both the western and eastern sea fronts during the war that resulted in the birth of a new nation — Bangladesh. As part of […]
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A passenger, Ali Akhter Rizvi, told IANS that the boat left the Champaknagar ghat of Vijaynagar upazila of Brahmanbaria district at around 4.30 p.m. on Friday evening. It was heading to Anandabazar ghat of Sadar upazila.
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The resurgence in Covid-19 cases since June prompted the government to enforce the latest lockdown that began on July 1 and continued till July 14.
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Shakib became the second bowler to take 100 T20 wickets, after Sri Lanka's Lasith Malinga, as Bangladesh defended 112-8 by bowling Australia out for 62 in 13.4 overs.
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As per the survivor's police complaint, the two women were arrested by personnel of the 158th battalion of the BSF while they were illegally entering India through the Jhaudanga border.
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The online exhibition is on view from July 26-August 8 on the website of the India International Centre.
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This will be the second leg of the Rs 1,000 crore investment that the company had announced four years ago
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UAE diplomatic missions in all these countries, official delegations and previously authorised business and technical delegates were exempt from the decision.
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At present, the country's largest power exchange Indian Energy Exchange (IEX) has begun trading of electricity hosting participants from Nepal on its platform.
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The LVPEI in a release said that about 8.8 million people in India are blind, and another 47 million people are visually impaired.
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Shakib's anger got the better of him during his team Mohammedan Sporting's game against Abahani Limited.
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The Igor Stimac-coached India did well to concede just one goal against Asian champions Qatar in the opening match of the combined tournament on June 3, and it's unlikely they will let their guard down against Bangladesh
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With China all set to take sovereign control of Colombo Port City, a wary India must realign its South Asia strategy
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Playing with 10 men for a major part of the match, India went down 0-1 to Asian champions and FIFA World Cup hosts Qatar in their previous outing
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They were stranded in the Andaman islands after their boat developed serious technical snags on February 18, a week after it sailed out of Bangladesh