Dhaka thriller leaves 2 deadJAMSHEDPUR: Amid the jubiliation of India's sensational win over rival Pakistan in Dhaka in the Independence Cup, two people lost their lives in different parts of the country - one overwhelmed by joy the other overcome by tension at the nailbiting finale.Police said today a tense spectator identified as RC Singh suffered cardiac arrest as the match was precariously poised India needing just three runs to win with two balls remaining. He was rushed to the Telco Hospital where he died.In another tragic incident, a reveller (Hrisikesh Sarkar) was overjoyed when Hrishikesh Kanitkar hit the winning boundary suffered, a cardiac arrest moments later and died.Itinerary revisedMUMBAI: Logistical problems have compelled the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to interchange the venues of the second and third Tests in the forthcoming series against Australia.As per the changed schedule, Cuttack would host the second Test from March 12-16 after the first Test at Chennai (March 5-9) while Bangalore would host the third and final Test between March 24 and 28.As per the schedule released by the BCCI earlier, Bangalore was to host the second Test and Cuttack the final match of the three-Test series.The change has been effected as the Australians felt it would be difficult to reach Kochi, the venue of the first match of the tri-nation series to follow the Test series (India v Australia) on April 1, from Cuttack, according to BCCI sources here today.The Aussies are scheduled to arrive in Mumbai on February 21.
