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Muhammad Waseem To Lead UAE's 17-Member Squad For Asia Cup 2025
- Thursday September 4, 2025
- Press Trust of India
Fast bowler Matiullah Khan and spinner Simranjeet Singh were on Thursday included in a 17-member squad announced by hosts United Arab Emirates for the Asia Cup.
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Taliban Suicide Bomber Kills Afghan Regional Police Chief in Kabul
- Thursday March 19, 2015
- World News | Reuters
A suicide bomber killed an Afghan provincial police chief in Kabul, a regional official said on Thursday, the latest killing to be claimed by Taliban insurgents in a wave of attacks coinciding with the sharp drawdown of foreign troops.
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With US aid, warlord builds an Afghan empire
- Sunday June 6, 2010
- World News | Dexter Filkins, NYT News Service
The most powerful man in this arid stretch of southern Afghanistan is not the provincial governor, nor the police chief, nor even the commander of the Afghan Army. It is Matiullah Khan, the head of a private army that earns millions of dollars guarding NATO supply convoys and fights Taliban insurgents alongside American Special Forces.In little mor...
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www.ndtv.com
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Muhammad Waseem To Lead UAE's 17-Member Squad For Asia Cup 2025
- Thursday September 4, 2025
- Press Trust of India
Fast bowler Matiullah Khan and spinner Simranjeet Singh were on Thursday included in a 17-member squad announced by hosts United Arab Emirates for the Asia Cup.
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sports.ndtv.com
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Taliban Suicide Bomber Kills Afghan Regional Police Chief in Kabul
- Thursday March 19, 2015
- World News | Reuters
A suicide bomber killed an Afghan provincial police chief in Kabul, a regional official said on Thursday, the latest killing to be claimed by Taliban insurgents in a wave of attacks coinciding with the sharp drawdown of foreign troops.
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www.ndtv.com
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With US aid, warlord builds an Afghan empire
- Sunday June 6, 2010
- World News | Dexter Filkins, NYT News Service
The most powerful man in this arid stretch of southern Afghanistan is not the provincial governor, nor the police chief, nor even the commander of the Afghan Army. It is Matiullah Khan, the head of a private army that earns millions of dollars guarding NATO supply convoys and fights Taliban insurgents alongside American Special Forces.In little mor...
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www.ndtv.com