Bangladesh: The Resignation of Sheikh Hasina: A Turning Point in Bangladesh's Political Landscape

In a stunning turn of events, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned on August 5, 2024, following weeks of massive protests and violent clashes that shook the nation to its core. The resignation came amidst mounting pressure from the military and public outrage over the government's handling of the demonstrations, which had left nearly 300 people dead. Hasina, who had been in power for 15 years, fled the country as the situation deteriorated, marking the end of an era in Bangladeshi politics.

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Myanmar's military has stepped up martial law amid ongoing violent protests in the country. According to British media, March 15 was a bloody day in the ongoing protests against the military coup in Myanmar, on which the security forces cracked down on the protesters and the firing of the forces killed 50 people, most of the deaths were reported from Yangon city. According to media reports, people in various parts of Myanmar are demanding the release of Aung San Suu Kyi and the end of military rule. The military has imposed martial law in two more districts in Yangon, the country's largest city, following a spate of violent protests that targeted Chinese businesses in the city. In addition, martial law has been enforced in several areas of Mandalay, after which protesters can now be tried in military courts. According to media reports, the protesters believe that the military coup in Myanmar has the support of China. Aung San Suu Kyi, head of Myanmar's National League for Democracy, won a landslide victory in the November election, but the military has arrested several civilian leaders, including Sochi, since the country's February 1 military coup ۔ Sochi was due to appear in court on Monday for a virtual hearing, but the hearing was postponed due to internet problems. According to media reports, a monitoring group says 120 people have been killed so far in violent protests since the military coup in Myanmar. 

Pakistan, Afghanistan Took Better Steps Than India To Deal With Corona, Rahul Gandhi

Rahul Gandhi, the leader of India's largest opposition party, the Congress, criticized the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), saying that Pakistan and Afghanistan had also taken better steps than India against Covid-19.

Rahul Gandhi wrote on the social networking site Twitter with a graph released by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of several countries: That's another solid achievement. "

Hindustan Times report said it is a big blow for any emerging economy and the worst since independence.

According to the graph, India's economy is expected to shrink by 10.3%, with China, Bhutan, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Nepal and Afghanistan the largest in the region.

At least 33 dead and a million evacuated by a cyclone in Bangladesh

At least 33 people have died 15 of them children, and hundreds of homes have been destroyed by the cyclone 'Mahasen' , which has touched down in Bangladesh and forced the evacuation of nearly a million people, as reported by one official source. The cyclone has caused deaths and destruction in the south and southeast of the country, but has begun to weaken as it moves along the coast of Chittagong district, whose capital of the same name is the second most populous city in China. "The cyclone moves down the coast of Chittagong district and is weakening," said Abdul Hassan, Bangladeshi government spokesman."worst is over", stressed the official. On the coast of Teknaf (Cox's Bazar district), police have recovered the bodies of 22 people, including 15 children , who drowned when the boat they were traveling on sank due to the cyclone. Inspector Didar Ferdous said the newspaper 'The Daily Star' to the boat capsized Wednesday night in the Bay of Bengal with unknown number of passengers of the Rohingya Muslim minority on board, and was heading to Malaysia. Between 6 and 12 am, the cyclone has generated winds of 50 kilometers per hour , but after intensity has dropped, said the director of the Bangladesh Meteorological Department, Shah Alam. Sha said that in the coming hours will reach Burma cyclone and first thing in the night leave Bangladesh. Local authorities yesterday began the evacuation of nearly a million people in coastal areas of the country, as well as the closure of two airports and declared a state of alarm 7, on a scale of 1 to 11. The UN has warned that the cyclone would affect eight million peoplein Bangladesh and India-Burma border. Government spokesman, Rizwam Khan, said that the danger has passed and both the airport and the port city of Chittagong have resumed their activities .

Over 150,000 evacuated in Burma

The Burmese authorities have been ordered to evacuate some 160,000 people before the arrival of the western region of the cyclone 'Mahasen'. "The army will move to higher places", announced the Minister of the Presidency, Aung Min, at a press conference in Rangoon, according to local radio. Aung Min has said they expect some residents refuse to leave their homes, hence it has advanced to apply the law of protection of natural disasters to force their transfer. "We do not want to see them die" , explained the minister. On Monday, three ships were wrecked in the Bay of Bengal and still missing 58 refugees of hundreds who moved to safer places Burmese Rakhine state, bordering Bangladesh, before the arrival of 'Mahasen'. The worst cyclone that hit Burma in recent history was Nargis, who crossed to the south of the country in early May 2008 and left 138,000 people dead and millions homeless.

They close over 100 textile factories wage protests in Bangladesh

Textile authorities Bangladesh have ordered on Monday, the temporary closure of at least 100 factories Ashulia industrial district near Dhaka, due to protests by workers demanding wage increases, in a decision that affects tens of thousands employees, who will not receive his salary during the time the extension of the closing, as stated by law. "In recent days there have been violent protests and has decided to close the workshops Ashulia until the situation returns to calm "said a source, who preferred to remain anonymous. Thus, and according to the order of the Association of Manufacturers and Exporters Articles Point (BGMEA),between 100 and 150 factoriesstop producing textiles, indefinitely, so that the halt could last several days, on Tuesday. This move comes just hours after the government announced the creation of Bangladesh a commission to study the increase in the wage sector minimum, to apply retroactively from 1 May. This committee shall be composed of representatives of governments, factories and union leaders, as explained Tarek Zahirul, spokesman of the Ministry of Textiles, within three months, made ​​a series of recommendations. Currently, the minimum monthly wage in the case of junior positions, and lowest paid in this sector is around 29 euros .The last time salaries were raised was in 2010, when he paid a minimum of about 16 euros. Moreover, the Government has also approved a package of amendments to the Employment Act 2006 , which will be introduced in Parliament within two months, which recognizes the right to form unions without permission from the factories or the compulsory health insurance and life for workers. The country is shocked since last April 24 of a building would collapse nine floors on the outskirts of Dhaka, with five textile factories producing goods for major western dial. Almost three weeks after the tragedy, which killed more than 1,127 people and injured 2,438 others, the search operation and clearing bodies, led by the Army, but that Tuesday will be transferred to the local administration, continue recovering corpses among the ruins of the "ground zero".

ASIA | More than 500 lives They point to four generators as the source of the collapse in Bangladesh

The vibrations produced by large generators are the source of the collapse of the building that housed several textile mills in Bangladesh, as indicated by an official of the investigation. So far, more than 500 people have lost their lives and many are still missing. "Four huge generators installed on the upper floors of the property violated all the rules," said Uddin Khandaker, a senior Interior Ministry official, in charge of the investigation initiated by the Government in relation to the disaster. "When the generators were implemented after a power failure, thevibration of these teams, along with others caused by the thousands of sewing machines , caused the collapse [of the building], "said Khandaker. The disaster has brought a shock to the whole country. Throughout the whole week emergency teams worked to recover the bodies of the victims and to try to take him alive to the last survivors. The building's owner has been detained and is awaiting trial. The property housed sweatshops producing clothes for Western brands, including Primark.

Factory collapse in Bangladesh l 402 dead and 149 missing

A week after the collapse of the building in Dhaka (Bangladesh) which housed several textile factories working for Western firms, the authorities of that country have submitted the official casualty figures: 402 dead and 149 are missing. So said General Chowdhury Hasan Suhrawardy, who has provided a list with the names of the 149 people still remain missing. Similarly, the high military has admitted that the number of dead to topple the eight-story building located in Rana Plaza, on the outskirts of the capital, amounts to 402. This is the worst industrial disaster happened in Bangladesh . In the collapsed building more than 2,000 people working. After what happened, thousands of people protested in the streets to demand the arrest of the owners of the property and the five workshops that were located inside. The disaster has again exposed the poor working conditions and safety of workers suffering textile workshops in China, catering to Western multinationals. Industrial Police accused the owners of factories ignore the cracks that appeared in the building on Tuesday, a day before the disaster. Bangladesh is the country with the lowest production costs in the apparel industry and why companies around the world are shifting some of their production to China, according to the Clean Clothes Campaign.

Protests on May 1

This May 1st, International Workers Day, tens of thousands of people have returned to marching in the streets to demand the arrest of the owners of the garment factories. Thousands of workers carrying red flags and banners bearing the letter'Hang the murderers, Hang owners of the workshops' have paraded through the streets of Dhaka. Similar demonstrations have taken place in other parts of the country on this holiday. Despite the appeal of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, to maintain the "cool head", anger is inflaming the streets and authorities fear arising from acts of violence and vandalism in the textile workshops .

Arrests

Social unrest, the Government of Bangladesh is facing criticism from Western companies that make clothes in the Asian country and had claimed security improvements of local employees. Similarly, the authorities have been heavily criticized for not allowing foreign aid in the work of clearing. For now, have been arrested two businessmen and two city officials. Among the companies themselves have confirmed that produced in any of the local companies involved in the case include Primark, El Corte Ingles, Bon Marche and Joe Fresh . It also points to a Spanish businessman, David Major , co-owner of one of the affected clothing shops as one of the main suspects in the investigation of the disaster.

Bangaldesh l rescue 72 people alive after three days under rubble

At least 72 people were taken this Friday alive from the rubble of a building thatcollapsed Wednesday in Bangladesh. At last count, the collapse has caused the death of 304 people , an official said. In total, 2,044 people have been rescuedfrom the wreckage of the building collapsed near the capital Dhaka, which housed several textile mills, shops, a bank and a market, said an Army spokesmanShahinur Islam , as reported in the local newspaper The Daily Star. The number of dead and injured could continue to increase , as some 4,000 workers may have been in the building at the time of its collapse, told Reuters a source from the National Federation of Textile sector of Bangladesh. According to a list prepared by the local police based on allegations made ​​by the families of missing in the disaster and whose bodies have not yet been located , could have still 595 people under the rubble, the agency BSS . The rescue work will continue through Saturday morning , police said according to local news portal bdnews24.com. Industrial Police accused the factory owners to ignore the cracks that appeared in the building on Tuesday, a day before the disaster. Thousands of textile workers were mobilized Friday through the streets of Dhaka and other nearby locations to demand the arrest of the owners of the property and the five workshops that were located inside. During the protests there were several incidents of violence, with clashes between demonstrators and police, while some enraged workers burned down six factories and destroyed a hundred cars. The disaster has again exposed the poor working conditions and safety of workers suffering textile workshops in China , catering to Western multinationals. Bangladesh is the country with the lowest production costs in the apparel industry and, therefore, companies around the world are shifting some of their production there , according to the Clean Clothes Campaign. According to the National Federation of Textile sector of Bangladesh, in the last 15 years there have been about 600 deaths and 3,000 injured in accidents occurring in textile factories (fires or landslides) in the country. In 2005, in one of these catastrophes, sector 61 employees were killed and another 86 were wounded when collapsing a building of nine floors that housed factories in the same town in which on Wednesday saw the new claim.

ASIA | In the capital, Dhaka More than 100 dead and hundreds injured in building collapse in Bangladesh

At least 110 people have died and 800 of them were injured in the collapse of the eight-story building on the outskirts of Dhaka, capital of Bangladesh, as reported by a source of rescue services. The Frog Square building has collapsed in the early hours of the morning in the town of Savar, 24 kilometers northwest of the capital, reported the deputy director of the Fire Department of Dhaka, Salim Newaj Bhuyian. Firefighters and military personnel and police have rescued 60 people from the rubble, while relief efforts continue to find survivors. One of the firemen has said that about 2,000 people were inside the building when the top floor collapsed, bringing down the entire building. The Plaza has a market Rana, several textile mills and a branch of a bank. According to the newspaper 'The Daily Star' cries for help were heard under the remains of the building . Newai has indicated that an unknown number of people were trapped in the rubble , but residents have said that hundreds of people were inside. "I was working on the third floor when suddenly, I heard a deafening noise . Not understanding what was happening I ran and something hit me in the head, "he told a worker in a factory the building. A police spokesman, Mohammad Asaduzzaman, reported that the factory owners ignored the warning not to let the building workers yesterday after meeting a gap in the building. In 2006, 61 people were killed and another 86 injured in the collapse of a building of nine floors in the same town where today produced the new claim.

Bangladesh l Arrested blogger

Police in Bangladesh have arrested three bloggers accusing them of defaming Islam and the Prophet Muhammad in some writings published on the internet, considered blasphemous. The arrest of three men, appeared handcuffed in public, comes at a time when fundamentalists have organized a march on Saturday to demand the death penalty for bloggers atheists. For now, according to the law on the Internet that prohibits'''' defamation of religion, face up to 10 years imprisonment.

BANGLADESH | Islamist sympathizers against security forces More than 30 killed during protests against a judgment in Bangladesh

The sentencing to death of a leader of the largest Islamic party in Bangladesh for war crimes committed during the conflict with Pakistan in 1971 sparked Thursday violent protests that left at least 31 dead and many injured, local media reported. According to the Independent Television, many activists of the student wing of the party Jamaat-i-Islami , were shot dead by police. Also killed a leader of the Awami League, in government, in an attack allegedly by activists of Jamaat. According to the police officer Manjur Rahman, two members of the security forces killed by protesters lynched. After the incidents, Jamaat-e-Islami spoke of 50 dead and called a general strike of 48 hours and a protest on Sunday against the police action. Delawar Hossain Sayedee, 73, vice president of the opposition party Jamaat-i-Islami, was convicted by a special court for their involvement in murder, looting, rape, arson and forced conversions of Hindus to Islam during the war of independence. His lawyer said he would appeal the sentence. ATM Fazle Kabir Judge announced the verdict in his presence and amid tight security, due to the general strike called by the opposition party, which demanded the release of the accused. Upon hearing the sentence, the Islamist party supporters took to the streets to protest in several cities and clashed with police. Protesters torched a railway bridge linking the capital Dhaka with the port city of Chittagong , which forced the closure of the route to traffic for two hours. The court and sentenced to death in absentia former party leader Abdul Kalam Azad for his involvement in the same crimes. In early February, the deputy secretary general of the Islamist party, Abdul Quader Mollah , was sentenced to life imprisonment. The pro-government protesters carry four weeks in the streets calling for the death penalty for all war criminals and banning the party. They face Islamist demonstrators, who criticize the trial of 13 suspected war criminals to consider impeachment. Groups human rights advocates also expressed concern about the fairness of the process. The present Bangladesh was part of Pakistan after the end of the British colony in 1947. In 1971 began a war for independence with the help of India. According to historians killed between 300,000 and three million people.

IPI condemns attacks on press freedom in Bangladesh

Dhaka the capital city like the cities of Chittagong  and Sylhet , yesterday was the scene of violent clashes between activists of Islamist forces and the police , who responded with tear gas and rubber bullets to vandalism that had unleashed. The protesters demanded punishment against bloggers  of  Shahbagh movement , who reproached his antireligious positions. They also protested against the ban on Islamic dress policy, issue described as a " conspiracy ". The incidents included attacks on offices of news  and left at least  18 journalists injured , who were among the hundreds of injured. It was also reported one death.Monjurul Ahsan Bulbul , vice president of the International Press Institute (IPI) , and CEO of the signal  Boishakhi TV  from Bangladesh, condemned the attacks and called for the "immediate arrest and punishment" of those responsible. Meanwhile, the executive director of the entity,  Alison Bethel McKenzie , urged the U.S. authorities to send a "strong message that attacks against the press will not be tolerated." "On our last visit to Bangladesh last year, the authorities assured the IPI that attacks against journalists do not go unpunished, "he said. "We urge that show a real commitment to end violence against the media," he added. 

About 120 people die calcined in a textile factory in Bangladesh

At least 120 people have died this Sunday calcined in a nine-storey garment factory on the outskirts of Dhaka, capital of Bangladesh, as confirmed by a spokesman for the fire department. "This morning we have recovered 120 bodies and the death toll could rise, "acknowledged the CEO of the fire brigade, Mohamad Abu Nayim Shahidulá. The spectacular fire that ravaged the complex, located in the industrial belt of the capital, has been unleashed on the ground floor late on Saturday. The fire spread rapidly, trapping hundreds of workers. Authorities are investigating the origin of the fire, as has sustained the local police chief, Badrul Alam, the Bangladeshi newspaper 'The Independent'. Local media reported earlier that there could be about 300 injured in the factory. One of the survivors quoted by the newspaper, Abu Taleb, said that firefighters have taken half an hour to get to the factory. Many workershave tried unsuccessfully to douse the flames. In this sense, Taleb has said that firefighters not adequately equippedto deal with the spectacular fire, which has slowed the flames off. Bangladesh is home to about 4,500 garment factories producing for multinationals like Tesco, Wal-Mart, H & M, Marks & Spencer, Kohl's and Carrefour.

ASIA | Bangladesh-Burma Rohingyas, the most persecuted people in the world

Without state and unknown unprotected despite being considered the world's most persecuted minority. Community Rohingya , whose history dates back to the early seventh century , when Arab Muslim traders settled in the area, are subject to "continuous and systematic discrimination" in the words of the UN, and "atrocities" -according to Human Rights Watch (HRW) - at the hands of Burmese troops. The country dissolved in March 2011 the military junta that had ruled since 1962 and established a civilian government led by former general Thein Sein . Although several governments, including the U.S., have endorsed the progress towards democratization (Washington announced last September its veto suppressing imports, one of the sanctions imposed on him), has enormous' black holes ' . Some 800,000 Rohingya people, including Bengali heritage who settled centuries ago, and those who entered the country in recent decades, living in Burma, mostly in Rakhine State (formerly Arakan), west. However, since 1992 the authorities do not recognize them as citizens and keep coming from Bangladesh , which is also internalized by most citizens. For its part, the government of the impoverished neighbor this community does not accept stateless; already hosts hundreds of thousands of refugees and argues that it can accommodate more. Matthew Smith , a researcher at Human Rights Watch, told ELMUNDO.es the Bangladesh government violates international law by failing to provide assistance to those seeking temporary assistance on its borders. " The conditions of the refugees have never been adequate , not because it was impossible to improve it is a political problem, solvable with proper disposal. " At the same time, Smith says that in Burma the government has not done everything possible to stop the violence but acknowledges that positive steps have been taken. "Some diplomats are saying the right things, but the reality is that the field solutions are not put in place . "

Tragedy

Information and images appear frequently-not confirmed by independent sources given the difficulties faced by journalists working in the area, showing boats laden with Rohingyas trying to cross the maritime border into Bangladesh. This Saturday, HRW published satellite imagery that can be seen in the complete destruction of a neighborhood in the city of Kyaukpyu , where he lived population of this ethnic group. In the snapshots can be counted more than 800 buildings destroyed and houseboats. Furthermore, sources reported that a refugee boat with 120 Muslimswas intercepted by Buddhists, who killed the men and raped the women. " I've never seen so much hatred against anyone in the world, until the Palestinians are better off ... I hate everyone in Burma. They are different physically, are more like the Indians, speak their language and have a different situation, "says Dina Madani , Muslim minorities department of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), who accompanied the Secretary General of the institution in a 10-day trip to the area last September. The OIC, second intergovernmental organization behind the UN and among the main objectives is to protect the interests of Muslims, he has sought the approval of the Burmese government to open two offices in the country. In September, after a Buddhist protests eventually did not, but still hopes to win support from the authorities shortly. His appeals for the Rohingya citizenship be recognized are constant.

Exodus

The systematic exclusion policies imposed by successive governments over the past decades in Burma have led the two mass exodus of refugeesinto Bangladesh : in 1978 and between 1991 and 1992 , fleeing the"ethnic cleansing" , as HRW calls. In addition to the 29,000 registered refugees living crammed into two camps, Bangladesh currently hosts another 200,000 or more that are unregistered , according to research from 'The Arakan Project' published in January by the American NGO funded National Endowment for Democracy ( NED). The main host countries are Malaysia , Thailand ,Indonesia , Bangladesh , India and some countries of the Middle East. With the advent of the new government in March 2011 there were some advances, recognized experts, and parliamentary sessions wererelatively open debate in which representatives of the Muslims were able to submit questions about discriminatory policies. However, the responses did not but strengthen the policies in place, such as the denial of citizenship, restrictions on movement, marriage restrictions, etc., and their execution justified for reasons of national security and the "management of illegal migration" . The result? A new wave of escapes from September 2011 .

Oppression

"In reality, Rohingya are not Burmese people , not of the same ethnic group. His complexion is dark brown and our skin is smooth, we are also handsome. They are ugly as ogres ", these statements were uttered by a a senior Burmese diplomat based in Hong Kong in February 2009 gives a clue about the situation. Rohingyas must request permission from the Burmese authorities for marriage ... and will not sign more than two children. Sleeping with a woman outside marriage can make sentences them to 10 years in prison.Many women who become pregnant choose to have abortions, illegal in the country, raising the rate of maternal mortality. And many couples who do not get official permission to marry trying to leave Burma. Nor have the right to travel , live confined to their villages and even must ask permission to go to the neighboring village. In February 2001, Sittwe, the capital of the state, was declared a "zone out of reach", the Muslim Quarter of Aung Mingalar is a real ghetto. Border permits are only issued for commercial purposes and sometimes for medical treatment in Bangladesh. But if the authorities detected that have been out longer than allowed are prevented from returning home. Most suffer from chronic malnutrition , which affects their mental and physical development and makes them more vulnerable to disease. Less than 60% of boys and 50% of girls have measures considered "normal".

The spark that fueled the hatred

The latest violence erupted on 28 May, when he was found dead of a Buddhist woman who had allegedly been raped and murdered by three Muslims . Six days later, a crowd of Buddhists stopped a bus in which, they said, the culprits were traveling, killing ten Muslims. Two of the murderers were sentenced to death on Monday, while the third committed suicide in prison, according to Efe. Since then, groups of Buddhists and Muslims clashed in several locations in Rakhine, which left nearly 90 dead and 90,000 displaced , according to residents, and 50 dead and 60,000 displaced, according to the Government. Violence had declined since the declaration of state of emergency on 10 June, but last week left a balance of 67 dead and 95 wounded, according to dpa.

Bangladesh, focus Buddhist temples photos on Facebook "offends the Quran"

Thousands of Muslims set fire to today's Buddhist temples and homes in southeastern Bangladesh after the publication on Facebook of a photo deemed offensive to the Quran. A crowd of 25 thousand people set fire to at least five Buddhist temples and hundreds of homes in the town of Ramu and the surrounding villages, about 350 kilometers from the capital Dhaka, told Agence France Presse in charge of the district, Joinul Bari According to the situation was brought under control. Buddhists represent 0.7 percent of the country with a Muslim majority. Approximately twenty people were injured in the attacks, propagated after Facebook had appeared the picture of a Quran burning. The rebels claim that it was a Buddhist boy in the area to post the image, but the Daily Star newspaper interviewed him and the guy claims to have been tagged to his knowledge in the photograph that circulated on Facebook. The account was immediately closed and the boy was taken to the police in a safe place with his mother. protests in Bangladesh come only days after the outbreak of violent protests in much of the Muslim world against the spread of Internet Video blasphemous "The innocence of Muslims"  produced by an American citizen. Among the victims caused by the attacks, including the U.S. ambassador to Libya died in the American consulate in Benghazi.

T20 World Cup 2012: Pakistan pride of Super 8, Pakistan beat Bangladesh by 8 wickets

Pakistan beat Bangladesh by 8 wickets on Tuesday beat twenty-20 Cricket World Cup gracefully Super 8 in place of group d Pakistan. in both match win from the New Zealand group top. Super 8 arriving in the second team.

Match brief

Shakib al Hasan won the toss, Bangladesh 84 runs with the help of the first bats very, 6-175 runs on big score. This Twenty20 World Cup Bangladesh's best most score also is the first team in the 2007 World Cup against the West Indies on 4-165 scored Pakistan's Yasir Arafat by peres were 25 runs, economical bowling 3-chatkae by Afridi. 4 overs by 20 runs a wicket. Pakistan has 18.4 overs just 2 wickets at 178 runs and match. Nasser jamshyd 29 and 22 runs and Kamran Akmal nataaut. Nasser, 14 balls in his innings classic knock and 2 sixes and 15 fours, 2 classic knock balls and Kamran roots. innings in 4 fours has.

Hafiz and Nazir's great partnership

Captain Mohamed Hafiz (45) and Imran Nazir (72) can make the participation of the 124 runs added Pakistan to unleash this impressive win Tuesday to play an important role after the first good partnership paid. Nazir and Hafiz early-early-out. these two bangladesh's medium peres abu'l Fazal (2/33) out in their innings and 36 classic knock by Nazir. 3 sixes and 11 fours, including Hafiz classic knock and 47 balls. Innings in 7 Mumbai has only 25 balls his half century Nazir. game 3 sixes as and with the help of 7 squares.