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Gayle can be a burden if he doesn’t score- Nazmul
Fortune Barishal batting coach Nazmul Abedin said on Sunday that he expect their batting stalwart Chris Gayle would come all…
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Sylhet phase of BPL starts today
The Sylhet phase of Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) is set to start today (Monday) as the six teams gear up…
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st ODI: Chahal, Rohit shine as India beat West Indies by six wickets
Skipper Rohit Sharma brought in a sense of calm with a sizzling 60 after India’s new spin combination of Yuzvendra Chahal and Washington Sundar…
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Aspiring Olympian Brittany George Found Dead at 24 After Going Missing
Family and friends are mourning the loss of Australian skier Brittany George. The aspiring Olympian and Australian aerial skier, who was…
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Ireland’s Maguire captures first LPGA title by three strokes
Ireland’s Leona Maguire captured her first LPGA title on Saturday, firing a five-under par 67 to win the Drive On…
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India beats England to win record fifth ICC Under-19 World Cup
An utterly dominant India won a record-extending fifth U-19 World Cup title on Saturday, beating England by four wickets in…
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Mohammad Shahzad spotted smoking on the ground after BPL match, gets reprimanded as pictures go viral
Afghanistan cricketer Mohammad Shahzad has been reprimanded by match officials after he was spotted smoking at the Shere Bangla National…
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Manchester United’s exit from FA Cup ‘our own fault’, says Ralf Rangnick
Ralf Rangnick says wasteful Manchester United only have themselves to blame after making an embarrassing early FA Cup exit at…
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Justin Langer resigns as Australia cricket coach
Justin Langer has quit as Australian coach with immediate effect. After weeks of scrutiny about whether he would have his…
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Beijing Winter Olympics: Xi Jinping declares Games open
Beijing: Chinese President Xi Jinping declared the opening of the Beijing Winter Games, triggering a burst of fireworks that marked…
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