West Indies Was Treated Unrespectfully by Bangladeshi Fans

Dhaka – The annoyed Bangladeshi fans threw stones on the bus after the West Indies secured a thrashing win over Bangladesh in their World Cup clash today at Mirpur.

Earlier this evening West Indies sailed through an easy victory over Bangladesh by a huge margin of nine wickets.

The angry fans that were desperate after a poor show by their team showed their anger later, flinging different items at the bus as it made its way back to the team hotel.

 

 

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Libya is Splitting as Rebel Forces Capturing East While Gaddafi Loyalist Taking Down West

AJDABIYAH, Libya – Forces of Col. Muammar Gaddafi got back the partial control of the western Libyan town from rebels; but the oil port of Ras Lanuf had been snatched by the anti-Gaddafi forces swelling their grip in the east of the country in a two-week-old revolution.

The violent reaction against rebels by pro-Gaddafi forces during this week clearly indicating that Col. Gaddafi will not leave his 41-year-long autocrat power as easy as it was left by the leaders in the neighbouring countries, Egypt and Tunisia. 

An expansion of combating is causing an automatic split of the Africa’s fourth biggest oil-producing state into a government-controlled western area around the capital Tripoli and an eastern region captured by tattered but committed rebel forces.

In Zawiyah, a town 50 km (30 miles) west of Tripoli which is being controlled by rebels and causing a continuous embarrassment for the Gaddafi government, "dozens were killed and more were wounded" by pro-Gaddafi forces, said Mohamed, a resident. "We have counted 30 dead civilians."

Gaddafi-loyal forces used grenade-launchers, heavy machineguns and snipers on a hotel roof to fire at protesters marching through town after Friday prayers to demand Gaddafi's resignation, Mohamed said.

Assassinated Federal Minister Shahbaz Bhatti Laid to Rest Friday Evening

FAISALABAD, March 4: Funeral services of Shahbaz Bhatti, murdered federal minister, were offered at his family graveyard in a suburban village on Friday evening, in the presence of huge number of grieved supporters estimated to be 10,000.  

The body of late Shahbaz Bhatti, who was shot dead by terrorists in Islamabad on Wednesday, was carried to his native village, Chak No. 51-GB, Khushpur, in Sammundri Tehsil, on board a helicopter from the Federal Capital. 

Two brothers of the assassinated minister Shahbaz Bhatti, who has been settled in Italy and Canada, arrived at their native place to attend the funeral of their brother Shahbaz Bhatti.

Funeral service were led by Bishop of Lahore Dr. Alexander Jan Malik, who was accompanied by Bishop Samuel Azraya, Bishop Jan Samuel, Bishop Joseph Coutts, Bishop Andrew Frances, Father Khalid Rasheed Asi, Father Andrew Nasara, Father Parvez Emanuel, Father Anjum Nazeer, Bishop Robin Anthony and Bishop Laurence.   

Number of politicians from Punjab and Islamabad attended the funeral; including Governor Punjab Sardar Lateef Khosa, Jehangir Badar, Raja Riaz, and Rana Saeed Khan.

Zimbabwe Lost Another World Cup Match Without Disturbing Opponents

AHMEDABAD – New Zealand cruised into 10-wicket victory against Zimbabwe. Kiwi’s crossed the target of 162 without losing any wicket in just 33.3 overs. Martin Guptill (86) and Brendon McCullum (76) hammered Zimbabwean bowlers all around the park and showed no mercy for the bowlers.

Earlier, Zimbabwe won the toss and elected to bat first in 18^th match of the World Cup and 10^th match of Group ‘A’. The batting collapse started with the run out of Coventry and Zimbabwe kept on losing wicket with regular intervals. The small resistance came from Brendan Taylor (44), Prosper Utseya (36), Graeme Cremer (22), and Lamb (18). 

 

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March 04: Match Summary - West Indies Scrapped Ambitious Bangladesh by 9 Wickets

DHAKA – West Indies sailed through an easy victory over Bangladesh by a huge margin of nine wickets. It took less than 13 overs to reach the target of 59 losing just Devon Smith. Chris Gayle scored 37 off 36 balls.

Kemar Roach emerged as man of the match for his deadly opening spell that left Bangladeshi batsmen searching for their confidence and form.    

Earlier, West Indies wrapped Bangladeshi innings on paltry 58 bowling them out cheaply in just 18.5 overs here at Shere Bangla National Stadium, Dhaka today.

Bangladesh won the toss and chose to bat first in a crucial match of Group ‘B’. The result of the match is certainly going to affect the teams forwarding to the next knock out round. 

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Bangladesh Fails to Repond in Pressure Match Against West Indies Getting Out for Just 58

DHAKA – West Indies wrapped Bangladeshi innings on paltry 58 bowling them out cheaply in just 18.5 overs here at Shere Bangla National Stadium, Dhaka today.

Earlier, Bangladesh won the toss and chose to bat first in a crucial match of Group ‘B’. The result of the match is certainly going to affect the teams forwarding to the next knock out round.

The disaster started in the very first over of Darren Sammy in which he took the most important wicket of inform Tamim Iqbal on the third ball. Other than two fast bowlers Sulieman Benn also bowled impressive spell and picked up four wickets; while Darren Sammy and Kemar Roach claimed three wickets each.

Only two Banglsdeshi batsmen succeeded to touch the double figure. Junaid Siddique scored 25 runs while Mohammad Ashraful fails at 11. Last five Bangladeshi wickets fell for just adding 8 runs. 

Source: ICC Cricket World Cup

Fifth Generation Warplanes: China's J-20 or Russia's Sukhoi T-50..??

Recently, China has tested a proud indigenous version of fighter aircraft J-20; claimed to be the forerunner of fifth-generation warplanes. But Russian professionals have already declined the China’s claims citing that J-20 lacks many attributes of the so-called fifth-generation warplanes, which are famous for constant supersonic cruise, over-the-horizon radar visibility, incorporated weapons and navigation systems managed by artificial intelligence, and high-performance frames made from space-age materials.

                       China's T-20                             and                             Russia's Sukhoi T-50           

With the introduction of Russian made Sukhoi T-50 multirole fighter; Russia clearly aiming to step forward into the 21st century with a cutting-edge weapons system that is so advanced and complex that only the US has been able to field one.