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    Bangladeshi-origin writer Faria Basher is the Asia winner of the 2025 Commonwealth Short Story Prize
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Watch: Is Australian cricketer Nic Maddinson imitating Jasprit Bumrah’s signature bowling style?

Maddinson was seen channeling his inner Bumrah at a match in Australia.

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Apr 04, 2022 · 05:14 pm
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Nic Maddinson brings out the Bumrah! #SheffieldShield pic.twitter.com/rPQU5E7VW2

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) April 4, 2022

An awesome display of fast bowling from Jasprit Bumrah!#AUSvIND | @Domaincomau pic.twitter.com/RcJAuIAPQh

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) December 28, 2018
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