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Not Yashasvi Jaiswal Or Shubman Gill. Sikandar Raza Says This Move Helped India Beat Zimbabwe By 10 Wickets
Yashasvi Jaiswal (93 off 53 balls) and skipper Gill (58 off 39 balls) hunted down a target of 153 with 28 balls to spare vs Zimbabwe in fourth T20I.
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Cecil The Lion 'Suffered Incredible Cruelty For At Least 10 Hours,' New Book Says
Booze shook the secret loose from the hunting staff. They arrived thirsty at the safari lodge in the Zimbabwe wilderness in July 2015. Their pockets were fat with cash.
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Donald Trump Takes U-Turn On Trophy Decision After Criticism, Keeps Ban
President Donald Trump said Friday he would uphold a ban on importing trophies of elephants hunted and killed in Zimbabwe, pending further review, reversing his own administration's decision from just a day earlier after a public outcry.
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Cecil The Lion's Son Has 'Met The Same fate' - Killed In A Trophy Hunt In Zimbabwe, Officials Say
The son of Cecil the lion - Zimbabwe's beloved big cat, whose death at the hands of an American trophy hunter triggered widespread outrage two summers ago - has been killed as well, according to officials at Hwange National Park.
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Plight Of African Lions Persists 1 Year After Cecil Killing
A year ago, an American killed a lion in Zimbabwe in what authorities said was an illegal hunt, infuriating people worldwide and invigorating an international campaign against trophy hunting in Africa. Some conservationists, however, warn there are greater threats to Africa's beleaguered lion populations, including human encroachment on their habit...
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Huge Zimbabwe Elephant Killed Legally, Says Wildlife Authority
The hunt that killed one of the biggest elephants seen for years in Zimbabwe was legal, the wildlife authority said today.
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2nd ODI: Craig Ervine Sets up Zimbabwe Series Win Over Ireland
Craig Ervine's innings of 101 not out featured nine fours and two sixes and he shared a 98-run third wicket partnership with Sean Williams as Zimbabwe hunted down their 269 winning target with nine balls to spare.
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Minnesota Dentist Who Killed Zimbabwe Lion Cecil to Return to Work Today: Report
The Minnesota dentist whose killing of Zimbabwean lion Cecil sparked global outcry from animal lovers has maintained that the hunt was legal and says he plans to work on Tuesday, U.S. media reported.
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Zimbabwe Court Charges Game Park Owner Over Illegal Hunt of Cecil The Lion
The game park owner accused of letting an American tourist illegally hunt and kill a lion on his property in Zimbabwe has been charged in connection with the killing and released on bail in Hwange, his lawyer said.
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Cecil Stirs the World But Africans See 2 Sides to Hunting Debate
When Zambia banned lion hunting in 2013, animal welfare groups roared in approval, but rural Zambians who face a threat from big cats and receive a slice of hunting-related revenues complained, causing the government to change its mind.
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Zimbabwe Lifts Hunting Restrictions Imposed After Cecil Kill
Zimbabwean wildlife authorities on Monday partially lifted restrictions on big game hunting imposed earlier this month following the outcry over the killing by a US trophy hunter of Cecil the lion.
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Major US Airlines end Trophy Hunter Shipments After Cecil Outcry
Three US airlines have banned the transport of lion, leopard, elephant, rhino or buffalo killed by trophy hunters, in the latest fallout from the killing of Zimbabwe's Cecil the lion last month.
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Pittsburgh Doctor Linked to Second Zimbabwe Lion Hunt Probe
Zimbabwe has linked a Pennsylvania doctor to an investigation into illegal lion hunting, naming him on Sunday as a client of a safari operator accused of breaching regulations, a week after an American dentist was accused of illegally killing the country's most famous lion, Cecil.
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Killing of Cecil Pressures United States to Protect African Lion
The killing of Cecil the lion by a US hunter in Zimbabwe has turned up the pressure on Washington to extend legal protection to the African lion by declaring it an endangered species, but some hunting advocates said that would lead to more regulations that could ultimately harm the big cats.
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Did Nothing Wrong, Says Hunter of Cecil the Lion
Professional Zimbabwean hunter Theo Bronkhorst told AFP today he did nothing wrong on the hunt that killed Cecil the lion, adding he was shocked to find the animal was wearing a tracking collar.
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Not Yashasvi Jaiswal Or Shubman Gill. Sikandar Raza Says This Move Helped India Beat Zimbabwe By 10 Wickets
Yashasvi Jaiswal (93 off 53 balls) and skipper Gill (58 off 39 balls) hunted down a target of 153 with 28 balls to spare vs Zimbabwe in fourth T20I.
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Cecil The Lion 'Suffered Incredible Cruelty For At Least 10 Hours,' New Book Says
Booze shook the secret loose from the hunting staff. They arrived thirsty at the safari lodge in the Zimbabwe wilderness in July 2015. Their pockets were fat with cash.
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Donald Trump Takes U-Turn On Trophy Decision After Criticism, Keeps Ban
President Donald Trump said Friday he would uphold a ban on importing trophies of elephants hunted and killed in Zimbabwe, pending further review, reversing his own administration's decision from just a day earlier after a public outcry.
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Cecil The Lion's Son Has 'Met The Same fate' - Killed In A Trophy Hunt In Zimbabwe, Officials Say
The son of Cecil the lion - Zimbabwe's beloved big cat, whose death at the hands of an American trophy hunter triggered widespread outrage two summers ago - has been killed as well, according to officials at Hwange National Park.
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Plight Of African Lions Persists 1 Year After Cecil Killing
A year ago, an American killed a lion in Zimbabwe in what authorities said was an illegal hunt, infuriating people worldwide and invigorating an international campaign against trophy hunting in Africa. Some conservationists, however, warn there are greater threats to Africa's beleaguered lion populations, including human encroachment on their habit...
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Huge Zimbabwe Elephant Killed Legally, Says Wildlife Authority
The hunt that killed one of the biggest elephants seen for years in Zimbabwe was legal, the wildlife authority said today.
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2nd ODI: Craig Ervine Sets up Zimbabwe Series Win Over Ireland
Craig Ervine's innings of 101 not out featured nine fours and two sixes and he shared a 98-run third wicket partnership with Sean Williams as Zimbabwe hunted down their 269 winning target with nine balls to spare.
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Minnesota Dentist Who Killed Zimbabwe Lion Cecil to Return to Work Today: Report
The Minnesota dentist whose killing of Zimbabwean lion Cecil sparked global outcry from animal lovers has maintained that the hunt was legal and says he plans to work on Tuesday, U.S. media reported.
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Zimbabwe Court Charges Game Park Owner Over Illegal Hunt of Cecil The Lion
The game park owner accused of letting an American tourist illegally hunt and kill a lion on his property in Zimbabwe has been charged in connection with the killing and released on bail in Hwange, his lawyer said.
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Cecil Stirs the World But Africans See 2 Sides to Hunting Debate
When Zambia banned lion hunting in 2013, animal welfare groups roared in approval, but rural Zambians who face a threat from big cats and receive a slice of hunting-related revenues complained, causing the government to change its mind.
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Zimbabwe Lifts Hunting Restrictions Imposed After Cecil Kill
Zimbabwean wildlife authorities on Monday partially lifted restrictions on big game hunting imposed earlier this month following the outcry over the killing by a US trophy hunter of Cecil the lion.
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Major US Airlines end Trophy Hunter Shipments After Cecil Outcry
Three US airlines have banned the transport of lion, leopard, elephant, rhino or buffalo killed by trophy hunters, in the latest fallout from the killing of Zimbabwe's Cecil the lion last month.
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Pittsburgh Doctor Linked to Second Zimbabwe Lion Hunt Probe
Zimbabwe has linked a Pennsylvania doctor to an investigation into illegal lion hunting, naming him on Sunday as a client of a safari operator accused of breaching regulations, a week after an American dentist was accused of illegally killing the country's most famous lion, Cecil.
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Killing of Cecil Pressures United States to Protect African Lion
The killing of Cecil the lion by a US hunter in Zimbabwe has turned up the pressure on Washington to extend legal protection to the African lion by declaring it an endangered species, but some hunting advocates said that would lead to more regulations that could ultimately harm the big cats.
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Did Nothing Wrong, Says Hunter of Cecil the Lion
Professional Zimbabwean hunter Theo Bronkhorst told AFP today he did nothing wrong on the hunt that killed Cecil the lion, adding he was shocked to find the animal was wearing a tracking collar.
