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After falling behind in the eighth minute against DR Congo in the 2026 World Cup round of 32 match Wednesday, England was denied what appeared to be a clear penalty in the 43rd minute. Jude Bellingham picked up the ball on the right wing and played a fantastic pass through to striker Harry Kane. It looked like DR Congo goalkeeper Lionel Mpasi-Nzau made contact with Kane's foot, but referee Adham Makhadmeh indicated he thought Kane dove and did not award a penalty kick. "The only thing that the referee has to look at is does the goalkeeper go into the path of Harry Kane?" Mark Clattenburg said on the FOX Sports broadcast of the game about the incident. "And yes, he does. That is not a simulation. Theres a clear contact." "For me, I would rather the referee have a look at this," Clattenburg added. At halftime, Thierry Henry said he thought it was a penalty and agreed with Clattenburg that the referee should have gone to the monitor to take a look at the incident. "It just feels like a penalty," Clattenburg added moments later. "Once Harry Kane gets to the ball first, and the goalkeeper doesnt touch the ball, for me, theres a clear contact by the goalkeeper and a penalty kick should be awarded." DR Congo took the lead through winger Brian Cipenga in the seventh minute, when he delivered a great finish past England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford at the near post. From there, England was on the front foot but could not penetrate DR Congo's goal, with defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka clearing a shot from Marcus Rashford off the line and Mpasi-Nzau making a great save from a Jude Bellingham header late in the first half. Moments before the penalty incident, DR Congo striker Yoanne Wissa nearly made it 2-0 for his side but hit the post after connecting with a cross from Wan-Bissaka on the right wing. After halftime, Clattenburg offered more analysis of the incident. "Ive got the chance to look at it in slow motion," Clattenburg said. "If the goalkeeper leaves his left arm on the floor, then I believe if Harry Kane makes contact with that arm then it would be a penalty. But what the goalkeeper does is he lifts his left arm up and catches Harry Kanes foot, and therefore a penalty kick should have been awarded." "He does catch his foot before the goalkeeper challenge," he added. "He does catch his right foot on the turf. However, he steps one more step before the contact. That step is important. Therefore, its not a dive."

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Mumbai: Are India set to play Bangladesh in a white-ball bilateral series in September, marking the resumption of cricketing ties between the two neighbouring nations?After almost a year of strained diplomatic and cricketing relations, ties between India and Bangladesh may finally be getting back on track, with the prospects of a six-match white-ball seriescomprising three ODIs and three T20Islooking increasingly bright.While the BCCI has refused to comment on the matter, the latest development suggests that the ice may finally have been broken between the two countries and their cricket boards. The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) on Wednesday floated a tender for the television and digital media rights for the proposed white-ball series.Addressing Indian broadcasters, the BCB has invited expressions of interest for its home international cricket rights for 2026 and 2027, specifically mentioning India's tour of Bangladesh in 2026.Political tensions between the two countries had led to the BCCI 'postponing' the six-match white-ball series, citing a packed international calendar in August last year.The postponement was followed by a series of developments, including Bangladesh pacer Mustafizur Rahman's withdrawal from the Kolkata Knight Riders squad during the IPL, and Bangladesh later refusing to participate in the 2026 T20 World Cup, citing security concerns.However, a thaw appears to be developing in cricketing ties between the two nations. One indication was the BCCI's refusal to accommodate a request from Sri Lanka Cricket to schedule three additional T20Is during India's tour of Sri Lanka later next month, after the two-Test series. 132115391The tender, published on the BCB website, states: "The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) invites Expression of Interest (EOI) along with financial offers from reputable TV Broadcasters, Digital Platforms and Marketing Agencies / Consortiums / Firms for acquiring the Worldwide Media Rights of the following Bilateral International Home Series."Notably, the confidential tender document mentions India's proposed tour of Bangladesh, alongside the scheduled home series against the West Indies, England and Pakistan. The bidding process will officially begin on July 2, with July 22 set as the deadline.BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia had recently told PTI that the Indian board was not concerned with the regime in Bangladesh and would instead follow the Indian government's directive while taking a call on playing a bilateral series against the neighbouring nation.As per the itinerary released earlier by the BCB, the Indian team is expected to arrive in Dhaka on August 28. The three ODIs are scheduled for September 1, 3 and 6, while the three T20Is will be played on September 9, 12 and 13.

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