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Revealed: migrant workers in Qatar forced to pay billions in recruitment fees

Guardian investigation finds labourers – including those on World Cup-related projects – were left with huge debts

The Guardian - UK

Bangladesh sentences four to death for killing blogger in 2015

Ananta Bijoy Das’s killing was part of a series of murders of bloggers and secular activists between 2013 and 2016.

Al Jazeera

Young MVP Lynda Kom eyeing more glory for Indian women's football

It was five months ago that ‘Ibha’ -- the Asiatic lioness -- was unveiled as the mascot for the upcoming FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup to be hosted in India. And, with seven months to go for the premier football tournament, the Indian Women raised the hopes of the nation…

The Times of India

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For climate migrants in Bangladesh, town offers new life

A Bangladeshi town stands alone to offer new life to thousands of climate migrants

The Independent UK

England look to momentum and history in Cricket World Cup semi

A dramatic semi-final victory set England up to win the World Cup in 2017 but despite four successive wins to reach the last four Heather Knight’s side have flaws

The Guardian - UK

ICC Women’s World Cup | England crushes Bangladesh by 100 runs to book semifinal berth

England have now won four matches on the trot

The Hindu

England’s dressing-room spirit key to Women’s Cricket World Cup revival, says Sophia Dunkley

Dunkley’s 67 off 72 earned her the Player of the Match award and kept England’s title defence alive after a 100-run win over Bangladesh

The Independent UK

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England through to World Cup semi-finals as Heather Knight’s side continue to ride wave of momentum

England are through to the Women’s Cricket World Cup semi-finals after beating Bangladesh.

Evening Standard

England through to Women’s World Cup semi-finals after defeating Bangladesh

The defending champions have secured a spot in the last four and will take on South Aftrica

The Independent UK

ICC Women's World Cup: Resurgent England crush Bangladesh to make semifinals

WELLINGTON: Defending champions England became the third team to book its place in the semifinals of the Women's World Cup with a comfortable 100-run win over Bangladesh here on Sunday.

The Times of India

England beat Bangladesh: Women’s Cricket World Cup – as it happened

England beat Bangladesh by a hundred runs to reach the World Cup semi-finals as Dunkley leads the way with a run-a-ball 67

The Guardian - UK

England form ‘peaking at the right time’ as Women’s World Cup semi-finals beckon

Three straight defeats have been followed up by three victories in succession

The Independent UK

Women's WC semifinal berth at stake as India faces South Africa in must-win game

The 'Women in Blue' would want to hold all the cards and also get a two-match winning momentum going into the semifinals.

The Hindu

ICC Women's World Cup semifinal berth at stake as India face South Africa in much-win game

CHRISTCHURCH: Their destiny in their own hands, India will go all out to brush off an inconsistent run and seal a semifinal berth in the Women's World Cup when they play South Africa in a do-or-die match on Sunday.

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Indian team clinches SAFF U-18 Women's Championship title

JAMSHEDPUR: India lost 0-1 to Bangladesh but still emerged champions of the SAFF U-18 Women's Championships on account of a better goal difference here on Friday.

The Guardian - UK

England face risk v reward dilemma in must-win Women’s World Cup match

England take on Bangladesh on Sunday with a semi-final place on the line, a big victory could even see them avoid unbeaten Australia in the last four

The Independent UK

Australia survive scare against Bangladesh to top World Cup group

A five-wicket win took Australia’s perfect record at the tournament to seven consecutive victories

The Times of India

Women's World Cup, Australia vs Bangladesh: Australia survive Bangladesh scare, finish on top

WELLINGTON: Australia overcame a few anxious moments before getting past Bangladesh by five-wickets, a win that ensured them a top-of-the-table finish after the group stage matches of the ICC Women's World Cup here on Friday.

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AAP

Australia bowl after rain delay at Cup

Australia won the toss and are bowling in their rain-delayed Women's World Cup pool match against Bangladesh in Wellington.

ABC News

Australia maintains unbeaten Women's Cricket World Cup run with five-wicket win over Bangladesh

In a rain-affected match in Wellington, Australia struggles early in its run chase but still records a five-wicket victory over Bangladesh.

The Guardian - AU

Australia beat Bangladesh by five wickets: ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup – as it happened

Australia’s unbeaten run at the tournament in New Zealand continued with a seventh straight win in a weather-affected match in Wellington

Newsroom.co.nz

Queen of the run-out: Frankie Mackay

Amidst some darkness for the White Ferns in the World Cup, Frankie Mackay has been a shining light with her mastery of the white ball.

The Independent UK

England at blistering best to beat Pakistan and stay on course for World Cup semi-finals

Another win for Heather Knight’s team against Bangladesh would now see them leapfrog West Indies and qualify for the last four

AAP

Injured Perry out of World Cup game

Allrounder Ellyse Perry is nursing back spasms and won't play in Australia's last group game of the Women's World Cup.

Los Angeles Times

Editorial: Of course it’s genocide. Finally the US recognizes the truth about Myanmar’s Rohingya slaughter

A Rohingya mother watches as her 12-year-old son is forced to lie facedown and soldiers stomp on his head and neck. In the village of Maung Nu in Myanmar, soldiers blocked people trying to escape before the military began its attack. Soldiers sank boats full of Rohingya men, women and…

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