Cricket Live Score: IND vs Ban 2011 First ODI Live

India vs Bangladesh (IND vs. BAN) ICC World Cup Live Cricket Score.

India vs Bangladesh live cricket score, can India win the first match of ICC World Cup against Bangladesh to get the revenge.

India vs Bangladesh match is set to begin within hours as the first match of the cricket’s biggest event. More than one and half billion people from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh besides from other eleven participating nations would be glued to their television sets to watch the match that cricket pundits believe has become very important for India to win.

If India wins the match it will certainly lift the morale of the Indian fans who are already on a high following India’s comprehensive wins against England and others.

A win against Bangladesh today would send signals to the team fans that the team has taken a revenge of the loss that it suffered four years ago in the last cricket world Cup by the hands of Bangladeshi cricket team that was taken as minnow at that time.

Ever since the morale boosting win, Bangladeshi cricket team consisting of young players has gone on to develop into a lethal combination of spin bowling and some smashing batting by their young players.

India on the other hand it at its peak. Its batting order is at its best and no other team, not even South Africa can claim to have such a great batting combination that India possesses.

On paper India looks able to score anything close to 400 runs against spin bowling attack of Bangladesh, but will it be able to do that is not certain. Many of its top batsmen have failed under pressure and the last world cup was a testimony of Indian batting failing completely.

So can Indian cricket team be able to withstand the monumental pressure that the Bangladeshi home crowd will put on Indian cricket team will be something that will be seen in the hours to come.

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Arson Village in Bangladesh Attacked

Arrests in Bangladesh after village arson attack.

Bangladesh News Updates! Police in Bangladesh say they have arrested 11 people over an arson attack on a village in an Indian enclave inside Bangladeshi territory.

More than 200 houses inside the enclave were burnt down.

Residents reportedly refused to return the body of a Bangladeshi villager allegedly killed by the Indians.

The Indian enclave, Garati, is situated inside Bangladesh, about 3.5km (two miles) from the border which is not properly demarcated.

About 2,000 people live in the enclave, which is surrounded by the Bangladeshi district of Panchagarh.
Tense relations

Indians allege that the intruder from Bangladesh was a robber but villagers from the neighbouring area deny the accusations.

Reports say only half the population of the enclave has returned to the area so far.

Hundreds of people have spent the last few nights out in the open as their homes were destroyed in the violence.

Residents of the enclave say they had lost household goods and valuables in the mob attack.

"Normalcy is slowly returning to the area. We have deployed additional forces to prevent further violence," Shahriar Rahman, a senior police official in the district of Panchagarh, told the BBC Bengali service.

There has been no comment yet from the Indian side on the incident.

Local journalists say this is the first major attack on an Indian enclave in many years. The incident has once again highlighted the tense relations in the border areas.

India and Bangladesh have enclaves in each other's territory and the two sides have been holding talks for years to resolve all border-related issues.

The two countries share a border of more than 4,100km (2,550 miles).

There are more than 100 Indian enclaves inside Bangladeshi territory and there are about 50 Bangladeshi enclaves in India - thousands of people live in them.

Residents of these enclaves often complain that there is virtually no infrastructure and no government. They say there is a lack of water, roads, electricity, schools and medicine.

Activists say neither government is seriously interested in addressing the plight of people living in the enclaves.

India vs Bangladesh first test scores and updates

India vs Bangladesh (Ind vs Ban) First Test Live Streaming Score and updates

January 18 2010 : Scoreboard at the end of India's first innings on the second day of the first test against Bangladesh at the Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chittagong on Monday.

India innings (overnight 213-8) G. Gambhir c Rahim b Shahadat 23 V. Sehwag c Tamim b Shakib 52 R. Dravid b Shahadat 4 S. Tendulkar not out 105 V. Laxman st Rahim b Shakib 7 Y. Singh c Rubel b Shakib 12 D. Karthik c Raqibul b Shahadat 0 A. Mishra lbw b Shahadat 14 Z. Khan c Raqibul b Shakib 11 I. Sharma c Rahim b Shahadat 1 S. Sreesanth c Imrul b Shakib 1 Extras (b-1 lb-6 w-1 nb-5) 13 Total (all out, 70.5 overs) 243

Fall of wickets :

1-79 2-79 3-85 4-107 5-149 6-150 7-182 8-209 9-230 10-243

Bowling :

Shafiul 9-1-41-0, Shahadat 18-2-71-5 (w-1 nb-2), Rubel 10-0-40-0 (nb-3), Shakib 29.5-10-62-5, Mahmudullah 3-0-17-0, Ashraful 1-0-5-0

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'Ring of Fire' in the sky on Jan 15

Watch ‘Ring of Fire’ in the sky Jan 15

January 12 2010 : On Jan 15, people living in the southern tip of the country at Dhanushkodi in Tamil Nadu will get to watch the ’Ring of Fire’ when the moon will cover the sun’s disc during the millennium’s longest annular solar eclipse.

However, sky gazers in Delhi will also have something to cheer about as they will get to see more than half of the eclipse.

Annular solar eclipse occurs when the sun and the moon are exactly in line, but the apparent size of the moon’s shadow is smaller than that of the visible disc of the sun. The covered sun, therefore, appears as a ’Ring of Fire’, with its rays appearing spread out from the outline of the moon.

Last time India saw this ’Ring of Fire’ was Nov 22, 1965, and it will not be witnessed again before June 21, 2020.

The maximum duration of the eclipse would be 11 minutes 08 seconds over the Indian Ocean, thus making it the longest annular eclipse of the millennium.

"People in southern parts of the country, especially in Dhanushkodi near Rameshwaram, will be lucky to see the heavenly sight of ’Ring of Fire’. The eclipse will be best viewed at Dhanushkodi for a duration of 10 minutes and 13 seconds," said N. Rathnasree, director of Nehru Planetarium in New Delhi.

In India, the eclipse will start around 11 a.m. and end around 3:15 p.m. The eclipse will first be seen in south of Kanyakumari in Tamil Nadu and then move obliquely to Rameshwaram and Dhanushkodi. It will then move to Kerala and end in Mizoram in the northeast.

Delhi will see the partial phase of this solar eclipse. It will start at 11.53 a.m. and end at 15.11 p.m. The maximum eclipse of 53 percent will be at 13.39 p.m.

Nehru Planetarium and the Amateur Astronomers Association in Delhi are organising a public watch Jan 15.

"Arrangements will be made by the Amateur Astronomers Association and Nehru Planetarium for people to watch the celestial activity. We will put out telescopes for the event," said Rathnasree.

Rathnasree said people should not watch the eclipse with naked eyes, and advised them to take precautionary measures while watching the celestial activity.

The eclipse will be the longest of the millennium - that is between 2001 and 3000. People in most parts of India will witness the partial phases of the eclipse.

The annular eclipse of the Sun will be visible from within a 300 km wide track that will traverse half of the Earth.

The path of the moon’s shadow begins in Africa at 10.44 a.m. and passes through Chad, Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda, Kenya, and Somalia. After leaving Africa, the path crosses the Indian Ocean.

The central path then continues into Asia through the extreme southern part of India, Bangladesh, Myanmar, and China. A partial eclipse will be seen within the much broader path, including entire India, or Bangladesh.

India vs Bangladesh 6th ODI Live Score and updates

India vs Bangladesh (Ind vs Ban) 6th ODI Live Streaming Score and updates

January 11 2010 : India vs Bangladesh is playing the 6th ODI of the series today live at Mirpur, Dhaka. India is already into finals of the tournament.

Bangladesh is batting now and they got 103 runs with the loss of wickets in 27 overs

Today’s game will be just a formality for India and Bangladesh. Chances are that India can give rest to the senior players and try out newcomers. The Ind vs Ban live match will start around 1:30pm IST.

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The probable teams will be as follows –

Bangladesh Team

Al Hasan(Captain)

Mushfiqur Rahim(WK), Abdur Razzak, Aftab Ahmed, Imrul Kayes, Mahmudullah, Mohammad Ashraful, Naeem Islam, Raqibul Hasan, Rubel Hossain, Shafiul Islam, Shahadat Hossain, Shahriar Nafees, Syed Rasel, Tamim Iqbal

India

MS Dhoni(Captain & WK)

V Sehwag, AB Dinda, G Gambhir, Harbhajan Singh, RA Jadeja, KD Karthik (WK), Z Khan, V Kohli, A Mishra, A Nehra, SK Raina, RG Sharma, S Sreesanth, S Tyagi, Yuvraj Singh

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