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Oman vs Namibia Live Score: Welcome to the live coverage of Match 53 of ICC CWC League 2, 2023-27. Match will start on 16 Feb 2025 at 11:30 AM Venue : Al Amerat Cricket Ground Oman Cricket (Ministry Turf 1), Oman

Oman squad - Ashish Odedara, Hashir Dafedar, Jatinder Singh, Aamir Kaleem, Mohammad Nadeem, Wasim Ali, Hammad Mirza, Vinayak Shukla, Hassnain Shah, Jay Odedra, Muhammed Imran, Samay Shrivastava, Shakeel Ahmad, Siddharth Bukkapatnam, Sufyan Mehmood Namibia squad - Jan Frylinck, Malan Kruger, Dylan Leicher, Gerhard Erasmus, Jan Balt, Jan Nicol Loftie-Eaton, JJ Smit, Shaun Fouche, JP Kotze, Zane Green, Ben Shikongo, Bernard Scholtz, Jack Brassell, Jan-Izak de Villiers, Peter-Daniel Blignaut, Ruben Trumpelmann

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Trump Team To Meet Russian, Ukrainian Negotiators, Hold Talks On Ending War

A senior team from US President Donald Trump's administration will start talks in Saudi Arabia with Russian and Ukrainian negotiators on ending the Ukraine war.

Washington, United States:

A senior team from US President Donald Trump's administration will start talks in Saudi Arabia with Russian and Ukrainian negotiators on ending the Ukraine war, US officials said Saturday. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, White House National Security Advisor Mike Waltz and Trump's Middle East negotiator Steve Witkoff will head to Saudi for the talks, the officials said.

The move comes just days after Trump announced that he had spoken to Russian President Vladimir Putin for the first time since returning to office, and that they had agreed to start talks on a ceasefire in Ukraine.

The officials gave no further details of when the meetings would happen or when the officials would travel.

But Rubio had already been due to visit Saudi Arabia as part his first tour of the Middle East, which began on Saturday when he arrived in Israel, an AFP journalist reported.

Rubio earlier Saturday had a telephone call with his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov, in which he "reaffirmed President Trump's commitment to finding an end to the conflict in Ukraine," the State Department said.

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Abu Sayed’s autopsy report altered 6 times

Doctor alleges coercion

The world saw how Abu Sayed was shot by policemen from across the street. His outstretched arms brandishing a tree branch in one, his chest pushed out in defiance, the young Rangpur undergrad had dared the police to shoot. And shoot they did.

Soon afterwards, he collapsed on the street and then was carried away by other protesters. For the millions who watched the clip, it was clearly evident how he died on July 16, 2024. Sayed became an icon of resistance in the uprising almost overnight.

An assistant professor of forensic medicine at the Rangpur Medical College, Dr Rajibul Islam, had clearly stated in his initial report that Sayed had died from shotgun pellet wounds. The doctor was forced to change his findings six times as external forces closed in.

He had to mention external head injuries, other wounds, and blood clots in various parts of Sayed's body. His final "conclusion" for the cause of death was shock and haemorrhage resulting from these injuries.

The case is currently being investigated by the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT). Investigators say the doctor has named four people closely linked with the deposed Awami League regime who forced his hand. They include two former deputy commissioners of Rangpur Metropolitan Police, a senior official of Rangpur Medical College, and a leader of the pro-Awami League doctors' platform Swadhinata Chikitsak Parishad (Swachip). Investigators say that the four people involved in manipulating the post-mortem report may face arrest and trial.

Sayed's defiance and martyrdom inflamed students across the country and galvanised the protests, as people began to join in ever larger numbers. His sacrifice was one of the turning points in the anti-discrimination student movement that culminated into a people's uprising and went on to topple Sheikh Hasina's autocratic regime on August 5. His supreme sacrifice became a symbol as well as the spirit of the movement that rallied protesters and inspired them to challenge the regime.

The police had tried to manipulate the case even before it reached the pathologist's table at the Rangpur Medical College. According to the first information report (FIR) at the Tajhat Police Station, Sayed was not a victim of police firing. The police report accused 2,000–3,000 unidentified individuals, including BNP and Jamaat-Shibir protesters, of the murder. The police claimed that these protesters had fired weapons and showered brickbats, killing "an individual". The FIR stated that the police only found out later that it was one Abu Sayed, an undergrad at Begum Rokeya University. Sayed's classmates took him to Rangpur Medical College Hospital, where doctors pronounced him dead, the report added. In an attempt to further deflect the investigation, the police even went so far as to accuse a 16-year-old 11th-grader in the case, who had himself been injured during the protests.

Abu Maruf Hossain, then a deputy commissioner of Rangpur Metropolitan Police, was the first to request Rajibul to review his autopsy report. The police officer had marked the report with a cross and asked the doctor to burn it and write another one. Rajibul complied. But Maruf was not happy. He crossed it out and asked for another review. This time, he ordered the doctor to tear up the report and write another one, according to the doctor's statement given to the ICT investigators.

Rajibul did not respond to a phone call for comment, but he had earlier told The Daily Star that he was under immense pressure to falsify the autopsy report. He claimed he was coerced into modifying the report six times.

Maruf did not receive a call either.

"They ordered me to conclude that Sayed died from a head injury," said the doctor. Sayed had sustained the head injury earlier in the day during a clash with Chhatra League men.

This newspaper has obtained two copies of Sayed's autopsy report, both signed by Rajibul. One version explicitly states, "The cause of death was due to shock and haemorrhage as a result of firearm injuries (shotgun), which were antemortem and homicidal in nature."

Another version, which was ultimately submitted on July 30, mentioned external head injuries, marks of wounds, and blood clots in different parts of Sayed's body. "The cause of death was due to shock and haemorrhage as a result of above-mentioned injuries which is antemortem and homicidal in nature."

Investigators found a copy of the original report discarded in an abandoned location, with a cross mark on it.

A 12-member investigation team led by two ICT prosecutors recently interrogated Rajibul, who disclosed the names of those involved in the cover-up attempt. The investigators gathered digital evidence, tracking the movements of those who entered the office where the post-mortem report was tampered with.

On January 13, Sayed's elder brother Ramzan Ali lodged a complaint with the ICT's prosecution wing against Hasina and 23 others, accusing them of orchestrating Sayed's murder.

Ramzan had earlier filed a murder case with Tajhat Police Station in Rangpur on August 18 against 17 named individuals. They included Chowdhury Abdullah Al Mamun, former inspector general of police; Abdul Baten, former deputy inspector general of police at Rangpur Range; and Md Moniruzzaman, former commissioner of Rangpur Metropolitan Police. Some 130–135 unidentified others were also made accused.

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AMD's mysterious 32 GB graphics card might launch as the Radeon RX 9070 XTX

The Chiphell leaker who initially broke the news about AMD's 32 GB GPU has now claimed AMD could launch it as the Radeon RX 9070 XTX. This comes shortly after Frank Azor denied the existence of such a graphics card.

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Oman vs Namibia Live Streaming Online: Get Free Telecast Details of OMN vs NAM ODI Match in ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League 2 on TV

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Oman vs Namibia Live Streaming Online: Get Free Telecast Details of OMN vs NAM ODI Match in ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League 2 on TV

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How to Watch Orlando City vs Inter Miami Club Friendly 2025 Live Streaming Online? Get Free Live Telecast Details of Football Match With Time in IST

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Team news: Nwaneri and Sterling both start

Mikel Arteta has recalled both Ethan Nwaneri and Raheem Sterling for our trip to Leicester City in the early Saturday kick off. 

They are the only two changes from our last starting line up, more than a week ago, against Newcastle in the Carabao Cup. The two to make way are Gabriel Martinelli, who was taken off with a hamstring injury during that semi-final defeat, and Kai Havertz, who also sustained a hamstring injury during our recent training camp in Dubai. 

Speaking shortly before kick-off, the manager said of Nwaneri: "He has competed and played really well with and without pressure, with no expectations. That's him, it's in his nature. He'll play with no fear, take initiative and make it happen."

Ben White, who hasn’t featured since facing Chelsea away in November, has recovered from his knee injury and takes his place among the substitutes. He missed 21 games during his lay off. 

Leicester City lost 2-1 to Manchester United last time out in the FA Cup, and have made two changes for this game.

Jamie Vardy returns from injury to start up front, with Victor Kristiansen also fit to start. James Justin - who netted twice in the reverse fixture - is also in the line up.

Former Gunners youth forward Stephy Mavididi is among the subs. 

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President Trump revokes security clearances for officials who have tangled with him: New York Post

WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump told the the New York Post he ordered the revocation of security clearances for a slate of officials and lawyers who have sparred with him and his administration.

The announcement came the day after canceling former President Joe Biden’s access to classified information. The action echoed Biden’s revocation of Trump’s security clearance after the end of his first term.

At least one of the people targeted −national-security lawyer Mark Zaid − said he would fight the revocation. Another target − lawyer and think-tank founder Norm Eisen − vowed to keep challenging the Trump administration in court. Several others whose security clearances were threatened didn't immediately respond to requests for comment.

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Donald Trump buries Taylor Swift on Truth Social following Super Bowl Published: Feb. 10, 2025, 5:00 

President Donald Trump watches play during the first half of the NFL Super Bowl 59 football game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles, Sunday, Feb. 9, 2025, in New Orleans. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert)AP

Donald Trump made history Sunday at Super Bowl LIX as he became the first sitting president to attend the big game in person, and it was apparently a very good night for him.

And it started early.

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South Africa's Matthew Breetzke hits 150 in record-breaking ODI debut

Breetzke shared a 37-run opening stand with skipper Temba Bavuma (20) before forging a crucial 93-run partnership with Jason Smith (41) for the second wicket. He reached his maiden century off 128 balls, becoming only the fourth South African to score a hundred on ODI debut, joining Reeza Hendricks, Tony de Zorzi, and Colin Ingram.

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Here's how the Eagles crushed Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs without a legendary outing from Saquon Barkley

The Eagles were half an hour deep into their celebration by the time Hurts treated Barkley to the shower to which he’d already repeatedly treated himself. Team owner Jeffrey Lurie had already danced with the Lombardi Trophy across from wide receiver A.J. Brown; general manager Howie Roseman had already raised his hands in the air as he stepped with his secondary.

Edge rusher Nolan Smith had already lamented the end of the liquor supply in a cardboard box full of packing peanuts, while defensive tackle Jalen Carter lorded over the celebration standing atop his locker.

Oakley Champagne goggles and metallic Super Bowl LIX chains canvassed the neon-lit cavern.

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Starbucks is giving away free coffee on Monday

Starbucks is giving away free coffee on Monday to loyalty program members. David Paul Morris/Bloomberg/Getty Images

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President Trump predicts Elon Musk will find 'hundreds of

Baier's interview with Trump, slated to air during a special 3 p.m. time slot on Sunday — mere hours before the Super Bowl LIX coin toss — will focus on the changes the Trump administration has enacted since his inauguration last month and the first 100 days of his presidency.

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President Trump predicts Elon Musk will find 'hundreds of billions' in waste in next DOGE directives

President Donald Trump detailed his plans to instruct DOGE lead, Elon Musk, to probe the Education and Defense Departments for wasteful spending. The President told Fox News chief political anchor Bret Baier in an exclusive pre-Super Bowl interview that the billionaire entrepreneur has been a trustworthy ally in fulfilling his promise to cut the red tape.

"He's not gaining anything. In fact, I wonder how he can devote the time to it," Trump said.

"I'm going to tell him very soon… to go check the Department of Education. He's going to find the same thing. Then I'm going to go into the military. Let's check the military. We're going to find billions, hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud and abuse, and the people elected me on that."

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"Let's be real. Everyone's going to be a hot mess after the big game," said Earle, who is originally from New Jersey.