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History of Cricket Craze in South Asia

When British colonized Indian Subcontinent, they brought cricket to this region. Since then, South Asians have owned this sport. Currently, only South Asian teams are full members of International Cricket Council in whole Asia. As the T20 World Cup of 2022 is approaching, cricket fans are looking forward to the performance of their teams.

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SAT Editorial Desk December 16, 2025

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SAT Editorial Desk December 15, 2025

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The Internationalization of Domestic Security Events

The Internationalization of Domestic Security Events

SAT Editorial Desk December 14, 2025

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