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Cricket World Cup - "I Was At War": Shakib Al Hasan's Explosive Reply On 'Timed Out' Dismissal of Angelo Mathews

For the next few days, one term that will be spoken about a lot is 'timed out'. Angelo Mathews and Shakib Al Hasan got a permanent place in the cricket history as the duo was involved in one of the rarest dismissals in cricket, that too in a Cricket World Cup match. Former Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews was given 'timed out' - for the first time in the history of international cricket - with rival captain Shakib Al Hasan appealing for it. The decision left the cricket world divided.

'What's going on?' - Marcel Sabitzer gives two reasons for Manchester United's current poor form

Former Manchester United loanee Marcel Sabitzer has revealed he looks back fondly at his time at Old Trafford - and thinks injuries and the ongoing ownership saga have both contributed to the club's poor form so far this season.

Erik ten Hag, Gary Neville, Roy Keane and other pundits' verdict on Manchester United winger Antony

Manchester United winger Antony is facing a fresh struggle at the club with his performances coming under increased scrutiny.

Manchester City sweat on Erling Haaland's fitness for Young Boys clash

Erling Haaland is a doubt for Manchester City’s Champions League clash with Young Boys on Tuesday, according to manager Pep Guardiola.

Fireworks launched at police as 'more than 100' gather on Manchester street

An investigation is underway after fireworks were hurled at police officers by members of a large crowd on Bonfire Night. Greater Manchester Police says more than 100 people had to be dispersed from a gathering in Abbey Hey, Gorton, yesterday evening (November 5).

Man City boss Pep Guardiola weighs in on refereeing standards amid Arsenal VAR controversy

Pep Guardiola accepts that the emotion after a game is 'difficult to handle', as he discussed the continuing fall-out of Arsenal's trip to Newcastle at the weekend.

Diaz saves Liverpool from Luton shock on return after parents’ kidnap

LUTON: Luis Diaz saved Liverpool from a shock defeat at Luton in a 1-1 draw on Sunday on his first appearance since his parents were kidnapped in his native Colombia.The winger was introduced as a substitute moments after Tahith Chong had given Luton a stunning lead 10 minutes from time.Diaz’s soaring leap and header five minutes into stoppage time denied the Hatters their first ever home win in the Premier League.His mother was rescued within hours of her capture on October 28, but the search goes on for his father Luis Manuel Diaz.The 26-year-old revealed a t-shirt saying “freedom for Dad” after scoring and again at full-time.“It’s a wonderful moment but it doesn’t change the situation,” said Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp. “The most important thing is his father is released.“It is wonderful he wanted to be here.

Former CNN correspondent Arwa Damon on how her charity is helping children in Gaza

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Cricket World Cup - "I Was At War": Shakib Al Hasan's Explosive Reply On 'Timed Out' Dismissal of Angelo Mathews

'What's going on?' - Marcel Sabitzer gives two reasons for Manchester United's current poor form

Erik ten Hag, Gary Neville, Roy Keane and other pundits' verdict on Manchester United winger Antony

Manchester City sweat on Erling Haaland's fitness for Young Boys clash

Fireworks launched at police as 'more than 100' gather on Manchester street

Man City boss Pep Guardiola weighs in on refereeing standards amid Arsenal VAR controversy

Diaz saves Liverpool from Luton shock on return after parents’ kidnap

Former CNN correspondent Arwa Damon on how her charity is helping children in Gaza