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Star batsman Virat Kohli struck an unbeaten 100 to lead India to a six-wicket win over arch-rivals Pakistan on Sunday and push the title holders to the brink of elimination from the Champions Trophy.

NEW DELHI: New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner on Sunday assured that his team will not underestimate Bangladesh in their upcoming ICC Champions Trophy fixture in Rawalpindi on Monday. Aware of Bangladesh’s ability to spring surprises against top sides, Santner remains hopeful that his team won’t fall victim to an upset.

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NEW DELHI: A confident New Zealand team will be keen to secure their semifinal berth when they play Bangladesh, who will be battling for survival, in their Champions Trophy Group A match in Rawalpindi on Monday.

Plea seeks direction to the Union Government to take immediate diplomatic or other steps to prevent the atrocities committed upon Hindus and other minorities in Bangladesh. Read further on Dynamite News:

NEW DELHI: Former India cricketer Ravichandran Ashwin has lavished praise on opening batter Shubman Gill, calling him “absolute gold dust” in the one-day format after his match-winning century (101 not out) against Bangladesh in India's ICC Champions Trophy opener.

Ahead of the big-ticket India vs Pakistan group fixture in the Champions Trophy on Sunday, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has raised concerns with the International Cricket Council (ICC) regarding the omission of their nation's name from the tournament emblem displayed during the telecast of India-Bangladesh match played in Dubai.

The petition also prays for an extension of the cut-off date under the Citizenship Amendment Act- 2019 for consideration of applications for citizenship to Hindus who have entered India in the wake of ongoing violence. Read further on Dynamite News:

After a defeat in the tournament opener, Pakistan's hopes of progressing in the Champions Trophy hinge heavily on their next group match against traditional rivals India in Dubai on Sunday, which former Pakistan cricketer Basit Ali views as heavily loaded in favour of India.

Such is the format of the Champions Trophy that it allows no room for error and even a single defeat at the group stage can put a team out of the tournament.

Contrary to the predictions about the playing XI in the second match of Group A in the Champions Trophy on February 20, India opted for Harshit Rana as the second specialist pacer instead of Arshdeep Singh against Bangladesh.