4:36 from Bangladesh

Dawn.com Published March 29, 2011
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For the first time in history, three South Asian teams are through to the semi-finals of the cricket World Cup. Bangladesh, the only one of the host nations not to make it to the super eights has split loyalties between India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. However, one thing is certain in this show of south Asian solidarity; most Bangladeshis don’t want New Zealand to win. – Misha Hussain from Dhaka.

 

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Aminur Rashid
Mar 29, 2011 11:08pm
Good catch and good to see my ex colleague. Misha keep it up.
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sharma
Mar 31, 2011 09:29am
Thanks Bangladesh, India is touched by your support. May there be peace over the subcontinent and may in next 50 years we evolve into the USSA ( United States of South Asia) then glory will be all ours!!
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S.mukherjee
Mar 31, 2011 12:54pm
Now I am in China(Beijing). I am really bad luck because no TV channel in china was found for broadcasting Cricket Match. There is no sports shop in china to sell cricket Bat Or Ball. china sports development council has no programme or interest for Cricket. China is developing althrough but without a Bat Or Ball.
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