Ex-Bangladesh PM’s relative wanted for alleged bribery likely in Malaysia
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NEW DELHI: A senior official of Bangladesh’s anti-graft body today said investigative reports indicated that a relative of former Bangladesh premier Begum Khaleda Zia wanted for alleged corruption in his native country could be hiding in Malaysia.
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Bangladesh appoint Australian Stuart Law as coach
Dhaka, June 27 (PTI) Former Australian all-rounder Stuart Law will succeed compatriot Jamie Siddons as the new coach of Bangladesh cricket team, the cricket Board (BCB) said today.Law, who is currently serving as interim coach of Sri Lanka after Trevor Bayliss resigned following World Cup, will join Bangladesh next month when the Tigers tour Zimbabwe via South Africa to play a Test and one-day …
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Bangladesh tries to get out of the mess
Calcutta: Having signed its own death warrant, so to say, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) is scrambling to take back its signature before the warrant is executed.
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Ex-Bangladesh PM’s relative wanted for alleged bribery likely in Malaysia
By , 0 viewsEx-Bangladesh PM’s relative wanted for alleged bribery likely in Malaysia
NEW DELHI: A senior official of Bangladesh’s anti-graft body today said investigative reports indicated that a relative of former Bangladesh premier Begum Khaleda Zia wanted for alleged corruption in his native country could be hiding in Malaysia.
Read more on New Straits Times
Bangladesh appoint Australian Stuart Law as coach
Dhaka, June 27 (PTI) Former Australian all-rounder Stuart Law will succeed compatriot Jamie Siddons as the new coach of Bangladesh cricket team, the cricket Board (BCB) said today.Law, who is currently serving as interim coach of Sri Lanka after Trevor Bayliss resigned following World Cup, will join Bangladesh next month when the Tigers tour Zimbabwe via South Africa to play a Test and one-day …
Read more on PTI via Yahoo! India News
Bangladesh tries to get out of the mess
Calcutta: Having signed its own death warrant, so to say, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) is scrambling to take back its signature before the warrant is executed.
Read more on The Telegraph
