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Pakistan Host Zimbabwe As Cricket Rehabilitation Gathers Pace
The rehabilitation of Pakistan, largely shunned by foreign sides after a deadly attack on Sri Lanka's team bus in 2009, has accelerated in recent months, partly as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Christchurch Mosque Shooting: Bangladesh Team's Indian Support Staff Recalls Horror
At least 49 people were left dead after attacks on two mosques in Christchurch.
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Bangladesh Ex-PM Surrenders To Court Over Bus Attack, Granted Bail
A former Bangladeshi prime minister surrendered to a court today in connection an arrest warrant over a deadly fire bombing attack on a bus. She was granted bail, a prosecutor said.
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Bangladesh Court Orders Arrest Of Former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia
Embattled Bangladeshi ex-prime minister and main opposition leader Khaleda Zia today faced another setback when a court here issued an arrest warrant against her over a deadly arson attack on a passenger bus during an anti-government protest campaign last year.
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Pakistan Seek ODI Revival in Sri Lanka Series
Pakistan suffered a 3-0 embarrassment at the hands of Bangladesh in April, before beating lowly Zimbabwe 2-0 in their first home series since the 2009 militant attack on the Sri Lankan team bus in Lahore.
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9 Killed in Bangladesh Fire Bomb Attacks
At least nine people, including two children, were burned alive in Bangladesh when opposition activists hurled petrol bombs at a packed bus and a truck in the latest spasm of worsening political violence, police said today.
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Arson Attack on Packed Bus Kills 7 in Bangladesh
Attackers threw crude fire bombs at a packed bus early today morning, setting it alight as it moved along a Bangladesh highway and leaving at least seven people dead and 16 injured amid a nationwide strike called by the opposition.
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Thilan Samaraweera retires after Bangladesh series axe
A key figure in Sri Lanka's batting line-up for more than a decade, Samaraweera, 36, rebuilt his career after being shot in a militant attack on his team bus in Pakistan in 2009.
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Bangladesh agrees to become first international team to tour Pakistan post-attack
Pakistan have not hosted any international series since an attack on the Sri Lankan team bus in Lahore in March 2009.
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Windies bond as brothers after stoning attack
West Indies captain Darren Sammy said on Thursday the dramatic Dhaka stoning of their team bus, and the bitter war of words which followed, has strengthened the squad's World Cup bonds.
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Bangladesh PM slams World Cup bus attack
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has criticised Bangladeshi fans for stoning the West Indies team bus after the home side was humiliated in the World Cup.
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Windies in good spirits despite bus stoning
West Indies were in good spirits following the Dhaka World Cup bus attack, team bosses said on Sunday, but players' representatives hit out at the security laid on for the squad.
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ICC blasts Windies bus attack, Dhaka stays as host
International Cricket Council chief executive Haroon Lorgat condemned the attack on the West Indies team bus by Bangladesh fans but said there were no immediate plans to move games.
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Lorgat condemns World Cup bus attack
International Cricket Council chief executive Haroon Lorgat on Saturday condemned the attack on the West Indies team bus by Bangladesh fans but said there were no immediate plans to move games.
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Pakistan Host Zimbabwe As Cricket Rehabilitation Gathers Pace
The rehabilitation of Pakistan, largely shunned by foreign sides after a deadly attack on Sri Lanka's team bus in 2009, has accelerated in recent months, partly as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Christchurch Mosque Shooting: Bangladesh Team's Indian Support Staff Recalls Horror
At least 49 people were left dead after attacks on two mosques in Christchurch.
-
Bangladesh Ex-PM Surrenders To Court Over Bus Attack, Granted Bail
A former Bangladeshi prime minister surrendered to a court today in connection an arrest warrant over a deadly fire bombing attack on a bus. She was granted bail, a prosecutor said.
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Bangladesh Court Orders Arrest Of Former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia
Embattled Bangladeshi ex-prime minister and main opposition leader Khaleda Zia today faced another setback when a court here issued an arrest warrant against her over a deadly arson attack on a passenger bus during an anti-government protest campaign last year.
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Pakistan Seek ODI Revival in Sri Lanka Series
Pakistan suffered a 3-0 embarrassment at the hands of Bangladesh in April, before beating lowly Zimbabwe 2-0 in their first home series since the 2009 militant attack on the Sri Lankan team bus in Lahore.
-
9 Killed in Bangladesh Fire Bomb Attacks
At least nine people, including two children, were burned alive in Bangladesh when opposition activists hurled petrol bombs at a packed bus and a truck in the latest spasm of worsening political violence, police said today.
-
Arson Attack on Packed Bus Kills 7 in Bangladesh
Attackers threw crude fire bombs at a packed bus early today morning, setting it alight as it moved along a Bangladesh highway and leaving at least seven people dead and 16 injured amid a nationwide strike called by the opposition.
-
Thilan Samaraweera retires after Bangladesh series axe
A key figure in Sri Lanka's batting line-up for more than a decade, Samaraweera, 36, rebuilt his career after being shot in a militant attack on his team bus in Pakistan in 2009.
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Bangladesh agrees to become first international team to tour Pakistan post-attack
Pakistan have not hosted any international series since an attack on the Sri Lankan team bus in Lahore in March 2009.
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Windies bond as brothers after stoning attack
West Indies captain Darren Sammy said on Thursday the dramatic Dhaka stoning of their team bus, and the bitter war of words which followed, has strengthened the squad's World Cup bonds.
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Bangladesh PM slams World Cup bus attack
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has criticised Bangladeshi fans for stoning the West Indies team bus after the home side was humiliated in the World Cup.
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Windies in good spirits despite bus stoning
West Indies were in good spirits following the Dhaka World Cup bus attack, team bosses said on Sunday, but players' representatives hit out at the security laid on for the squad.
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ICC blasts Windies bus attack, Dhaka stays as host
International Cricket Council chief executive Haroon Lorgat condemned the attack on the West Indies team bus by Bangladesh fans but said there were no immediate plans to move games.
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Lorgat condemns World Cup bus attack
International Cricket Council chief executive Haroon Lorgat on Saturday condemned the attack on the West Indies team bus by Bangladesh fans but said there were no immediate plans to move games.
