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Ross Adair Withdraws from Bangladesh Tour Due to Knee Injury; Jordan Neill Steps In

Ross Adair Withdraws from Bangladesh Tour Due to Knee Injury; Jordan Neill Steps In
Posted by: Aarav Chakraborty in: Sports
21 Nov | 16:15 PM | 0

Ross Adair withdraws from Ireland’s Bangladesh T20I tour due to a knee bone stress injury, with Jordan Neill stepping in and Ben Calitz added for middle-order variety as Ireland prepares for the 2026 T20 World Cup.

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What is the punishment of hit and run cases in India?
What is the punishment of hit and run cases in India?

Hit and run cases are serious offenses in India, and offenders can expect severe punishments. Depending on the severity of the incident and the resulting damage or injury to property or a person, offenders can face a jail term of up to three years, or a fine of up to Rs. 10,000, or both. If the incident results in the death of a person, the jail term can extend up to seven years, or the fine can increase to Rs. 10,000, or both. In such cases, the driver must also pay an amount of compensation to the victim's family. These punishments are meant to deter people from engaging in such dangerous and irresponsible behavior.

Published ON: 29 Mar
ENG vs SA: England Routed in Leeds as South Africa Cruise and Five Unwanted Records Fall
ENG vs SA: England Routed in Leeds as South Africa Cruise and Five Unwanted Records Fall

England were hammered by South Africa in the first ODI at Leeds, skittled for 131 before the visitors chased it inside 21 overs. Five unwanted records fell, including England’s lowest home total vs South Africa in 26 years and debutant Sonny Baker’s worst figures by an England bowler on ODI debut. Aiden Markram smashed 86 off 55, Keshav Maharaj took 4/22, and South Africa went 1–0 up.

Published ON: 5 Sep