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Day 2: Sri Lanka’s Late Burst Pegs Back Bangladesh on Rain-Hit Day in Galle
A spirited late fightback by Sri Lanka’s pacers halted Bangladesh’s charge on a rain-interrupted second day of the first Test at the Galle International Stadium on Wednesday. From a position of dominance at tea, the visitors slipped to 484/9 by stumps, losing five wickets for just 61 runs after a two-hour rain delay breathed life into the surface.
Mushfiqur Rahim and Najmul Hossain Shanto hammered authoritative centuries as Bangladesh piled on the runs in the first Test ...
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Numerous New Projects Planned Under "Clean Sri Lanka" InitiativeA range of new projects for the 2025 financial year have been launched under the "Clean Sri Lanka" programme, a flagship ...
United News of Bangladesh on MSN1d
Galle Test: Bangladesh pass 400-run as Mushfiqur crosses 150Mushfiqur Rahim crossed the 150-run mark in the ongoing Galle Test against Sri Lanka, and Litton Das also hit a fifty after the fall of captain Najmul Hossain Shanto, scoring 148.
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Sri Lanka's Rathnayake changes bowling arm to target batter's weaknessBoth of Rathnayake's wickets came from right-arm deliveries in the first session, but the 29-year-old also bowled with his ...
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