HIP HIP!!!! Bangladesh win 3rd ODI against NZ


Bangladesh has won its first five-day ODI series against New Zealand and will be playing a dead rubber.
In the fourth match of the series at Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium, the Tigers packed off the Kiwis at 232 runs in the third ball of their 49th over, nine runs from equalising with Bangladeshi.
The Kiwis' fate was sealed with Raqibul Hasan forcing KM Williamson to head back to the changing room catching him at deep midwicket.
New Zealand's batting charts were topped by a solo century by Williamson (108 from 132) with six fours and two sixes.
Skipper Shakib Al Hasan played an excellent match and secured the Man of the Match award topping both the bowling and batting charts of Bangladesh.
He took three wickets with his spin balls from ten overs with an economy rate of 5.40, and scored 106 of 113 balls. His was caught and bowled by his Kiwi counterpart Vettori.
Shakib rebuilt the innings after his side sustained early losses at the hands of New Zealand's seam bowlers, and played intelligently through the middle period to guide Bangladesh to a competitive total on the slow Mirpur wicket, cricinfo reports.
The new-look New Zealand pace attack made early inroads into the Bangladesh top order after Daniel Vettori had chosen to field, taking the wickets of Shahriar Nafees, Junaid Siddique and Raqibul Hasan in the first powerplay, to leave the hosts tottering at 44 for 3 in the eighth over.
Kyle Mills - the only New Zealand seamer to be retained from Monday's loss - was into the action early, dismissing the in-form Nafees with an away swinger before having Siddique caught at short midwicket a few overs later. Debutant Hamish Bennett didn't take long to snare his first victim either, bowling Raqibul with one that jagged back in.
Shakib came to the hosts' rescue again, first taking his team out of immediate danger in a 53-run association with Imrul Kayes, before combining with Mushfiqur Rahim for another half-century stand that was cut short by some disastrous running. Shakib scored at close to a run a ball throughout his innings, regularly piercing the off side field with surgical precision while the seamers were in operation, before resorting to late dabs and paddle sweeps as the innings wore on.
The slow bowlers rarely troubled Shakib, and his ability to pick the gaps and rotate the strike effortlessly ensured that Bangladesh remained in control through the middle overs. He brought up his century in the 41st over, but fell to his counterpart soon after, giving Vettori the simplest of return catches just as Bangladesh were preparing to launch in the final stages.
New Zealand's fast bowlers came back brilliantly after Shakib's departure, never allowing the Bangladesh lower order to get settled, varying the pace and regularly targeting the blockhole. The remaining wickets fell in quick time, Bennett and Daryl Tuffey taking two apiece, and hauling back what threatened to be a score in the vicinity of 265 at one stage.
Bangladesh were eventually bowled out for 241, but will feel they have every chance of restricting New Zealand on a slow, turning surface, to rise to what will be an historic series victory.

Railway probe team visits Sirajganj site.


The railway investigation team, formed to investigate the train accident at Ullapara in Sirajganj, has began its work with a visit to the accident site.
Five people, joining a BNP rally, were killed when the train, unable to stop on time, ran them over on Oct 11.
The team has also held talks with the station staff and witnesses.
Chief of the five-strong committee railway (west zone), chief engineer Mohammad Amzad Hossain, said they had sought three-day extension from the authorities for submission of the report, citing greater interest. The committee was earlier given four days.
Meanwhile, another investigation committee, under Sirajganj district administration, with four members, had also been formed to also look into the incident. District additional magistrate Dipak Ranjan Adhikari is heading the second committee, which has been given seven days to submit its report.
Dipak said on Thursday that investigations were underway. "We are visiting places and talking to people we need." He hoped to submit report on time.

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Law favours trains in mishap

The Railway Act stipulates that anyone crossing or driving over a railway is entirely and solely responsible for any accidents that may occur.
Divisional Railway Manager (west) Shahidul Islam, who is in Sirgajganj following the accident, also told bdnews24.com that Shahidul told bdnews24.com that the 1890 Railway Act does not allow compensation cases to be filed against the railway in case of accidents. "Rather, the railway may accuse them for putting the train at risk."
Monday's train accident killed 6 people were among the BNP supporters gathering for an opposition rally on Monday at nearby Ullapara. After the accident, a mob vandalised the train and set it on fire. Police have so far arrested 32 people from different areas of Sirajganj.
Cases have been filed, however, under the Special Powers Act on charges of arson, loot and beating up passengers.

RALLY NOT APPROVED
Sirajganj deputy commissioner Aminul Islam told bdnews24.com that BNP did not seek permission for the rally. They asked for its security. The police and RAB provided the security measures. However, he does not have the power to permit a rally on railway property.
Inspector Mostafa Harun of the Bangabandhu Bridge Westside Police Station informed that no permissions were sought for the rally.
The stage of the BNP rally was built within 45 feet from the railway tracks.
Sirajganj district Chhatra Dal convenor Anwar Hossain told bdnews24 that as far as he knew, permission had been secured from the deputy commissioner by the local BNP office.

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At last Bus located, announces MP

Twenty four hours have passed since a Savar-bound bus plunged into Turag river near Savar's Aminbazar with about 50 people in it. The bus is yet to be located despite frantic search and heavy deployment.
Traffic movement on the Dhaka-Aricha Highway resumes as angry locals withdrawn their 45-minutes blockade at 11am, the second such incident in a day, protesting the delay of search operations.
They had previously blocked both ends of the bridge that witnessed the tragic accident, on Sunday evening.
The previous blockade remained for barely a few minutes as law enforcers charged batons on them and cleared the streets immediately. Earlier on Sunday evening, law enforcers had to resort to force to control the thousands of people thronging both sides of the street near the accident site.
Almost 23 hours into the accident, officials have yet to locate the bus.
A specialist team has joined search efforts around 10am, immediate efforts of divers, SONAR and scanners have all failed to yield any results.
Officials on site say, search operations are being severely hindered by the strong currents of the Turag.
After a frantic search with the help of naval sound navigation and ranging equipment and thereafter scanners, the bus could not be located till 10:25am.
Deputy commander Maniruzzaman, who is leading the navy personnel at the search, the operation could not be conducted thoroughly due to the strong currents of Turag.
He told reporters at 6am on Monday that search operations conducted by divers and machines had failed to locate the bus.
Fire service deputy director of operations Bharat Chandra Biswas told bdnews24.com around 4am that the search party had called off their efforts. "But we will soon initiate the search with the aid of scanners."
The subsequent search for the sunken did not yield any results.
Soon after the bus had sunk, eight of those people reached the shore. Unfortunately one among them, a third year university student, died on her way to hospital. But there has been no news of the rest of the passengers.
With strong current reported by navy and fire service divers any hopes of rescuing survivors has all but vanished. Law enforcers have already had to charge batons on the thousands of local people who protested at the pace of search work.
Rescuers have finally located the bus 25 hours after it had plunged into river Turag on Sunday.
Local MP Talukder Towhid Jang Murad, present on the spot, formally announced the information to the local people and reporters at 12:30pm on Monday

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