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As Life Imitates Brutal Sport, Cheers Have Uneasy Resonance

Amid the images and reports of battered women and children, there may finally be consensus that N.F.L. games are superfluous, that the standings matter less than the blotter, bruises and brain scans. But the games go on as scheduled, as if nothing happened, no matter how far the league veers wildly off script.

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Dhoni pleased with ‘complete’ win

About three weeks ago the India players looked like they were being led to the gallows. Dispirited, just turning up to take their beating. No matter how ordinary England have been as an ODI side, the comeback, in spirit and in their minds, has been remarkable. This ODI series could easily have ended as an extension of the Tests. Losing can become a habit hard to kick. Sometimes when you lose as badly as they did – their opening stands over the last four Tests added up to 187, only a few more than Ajinkya Rahane and Shikhar Dhawan at Edgbaston – you become your own opposition. India haven’t, and they have improved every game. It needed an inspiring knock, which came from Suresh Raina, to start them off. Two matches later they played the near-perfect ODI. MS Dhoni thinks so, too. “The good thing is, we have kept improving from the first ODI on,” he said. “That’s definitely a big positive. It was a good toss to win today. The fast bowlers bowled really well initially and gave us those early breakthroughs, because of which we were able to put pressure on their middle order. Overall, I’m very happy. Jinks [Rahane] also got a century. We got an opening partnership. So a complete game for us.” When wins come about so easily for a team that failed to win a single game on their last two ODI tours, when the opposition is so clearly out of their league, it is well advised to not get lulled into a false sense of confidence. However, Dhoni won’t have the sense of achievement questioned. He was asked after the match if he felt his side was pushed and tested enough by England, keeping in mind their previous two overseas series and with an eye on the World Cup. 

Moudud, Abbas among 41 indicted

A Dhaka court has framed charges against BNP leaders Moudud Ahmed, Mirza Abbas and 39 others in a case filed under Speedy Trial Act. Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Mohammad Tarek Moiunul Islam Bhuiyan passed the order on Tuesday morning. The court also fixed October 12, for the next hearing of the case.
Among the accused 12 men were still absconding.
BNP Standing Committee Members Barrister Moudud Ahmed, Mirza Abbas, Gayeshwar Chandra Roy, Joint General Secretary Barkatullah Bulu , Juba Dal President Moazzem Hossain Alal, among the others, were accused in the case.
On March 11 last year, a case was filed against the 44 BNP leaders and activists with Paltan police station for hindering police duty and vandalism in front of the party’s Naya Paltan office.
Mashiur Rahman, a Sub-Inspector of Paltan Police Station, submitted chargesheet, accusing the 41 BNP leaders and activists on March 19, this year, after finishing the investigation.