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Sep 30 (OPTA) – Scoreboard at close of play of 3rd t20i between Nepal and West Indies on Tuesday at Sharjah, United Arab Emirates West Indies win by 10 wickets Nepal 1st innings Kushal Bhurtel c Kyle Mayers b Akeal Hosein 39 Kushal Malla c Amir Jangoo b Jason Holder 12 Rohit Paudel c Amir Jangoo b Ramon Simmonds 17 Gulshan Jha Run Out Akeal Hosein 10 Sundeep Jora c Fabian Allen b Jediah Blades 14 Aarif Sheikh c Jason Holder b Ramon Simmonds 6 Aadil Alam Run Out Akeal Hosein 3 Lokesh Bam c Amir Jangoo b Jediah Blades 9 Sompal Kami lbw Ramon Simmonds 4 Karan KC b Ramon Simmonds 0 Shahab Alam Not Out 0 Extras 0b 1lb 1nb 0pen 6w 8 Total (19.5 overs) 122 all out Fall of Wickets : 1-41 Malla, 2-60 Bhurtel, 3-75 Paudel, 4-84 Jha, 5-91 Sheikh, 6-105 Alam, 7-109 Jora, 8-118 Kami, 9-118 Chhetri, 10-122 Bam Bowling Ov Md Rn Wk Econ Ex Kyle Mayers 2 0 13 0 6.50 Akeal Hosein 4 0 26 1 6.50 1nb Jason Holder 3 0 19 1 6.33 1w Jediah Blades 3.5 0 20 2 5.22 1w Karima Gore 3 0 23 0 7.67 2w Navin Bidaisee 1 0 5 0 5.00 Ramon Simmonds 3 0 15 4 5.00 ………………………………….. West Indies 1st innings Amir Jangoo Not Out 74 Ackeem Auguste Not Out 41 Extras 0b 4lb 0nb 0pen 4w 8 Total (12.2 overs) 123-0 Bowling Ov Md Rn Wk Econ Ex Rohit Paudel 2 0 18 0 9.00 1w Karan KC 2 0 19 0 9.50 Sompal Kami 2.2 0 17 0 7.29 1w Aadil Alam 2 0 24 0 12.00 Kushal Bhurtel 2 0 17 0 8.50 Shahab Alam 2 0 24 0 12.00 1w ……………………….. Umpire Buddhi Pradhan Umpire Vinay Kumar Video Akbar Ali Match Referee Vengalil Kutty

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* OPEC+ may accelerate hikes after adding 137,000 bpd in Oct * November hike could be 2 or 3 times the size of October hike * Russia uncomfortable with large hike, source says * Eight OPEC+ countries meet on Sunday (Adds more sources, OPEC statement on X) By Alex Lawler, Olesya Astakhova and Dmitry Zhdannikov LONDON, Sept 30 (Reuters) – OPEC+ may speed up production increases in November from the 137,000 barrels per day hike it made for October at its meeting on Sunday as its leader Saudi Arabia pushes to regain market share, three sources familiar with the talks said. The group has made no final decision yet and member Russia could oppose a larger increase because it is unable to raise output owing to Western sanctions and is worried about weakening seasonal demand, one of the three sources said. Eight members of OPEC+ could agree to raise production in November by 274,000-411,000 bpd, or two or three times higher than the October increase, two of the three sources said. OPEC+ pumps about half of the world's oil. WINDING DOWN LAYERS OF CUTS The increase could be as big as 500,000 bpd, one of the three sources said. Earlier on Tuesday, Bloomberg News reported that OPEC+ was considering accelerating its increases by 500,000 bpd. OPEC in a post on X said it rejected media reports for plans to raise output by 500,000 bpd, calling them inaccurate and misleading. Authorities in Saudi Arabia did not immediately respond to a request for comment. OPEC+ in April reversed its strategy of output cuts and has already raised quotas by more than 2.5 million bpd, or about 2.4% of world demand, to boost market share and following pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump to lower oil prices. The group has raised output in monthly chunks ranging from as little as 137,000 bpd to as much as 548,000 bpd. Eight OPEC+ countries will hold an online meeting on October 5 to decide on November output. OPEC+ includes the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia and other allies. At their peak, OPEC+'s total output reductions amounted to 5.85 million bpd, made up of three different elements – voluntary cuts of 2.2 million bpd, plus 1.65 million bpd by eight members, and another 2.0 million bpd by the whole group. The eight producers plan to fully unwind one element of those cuts – 2.2 million bpd – by the end of September. For October, they started removing a second layer, of 1.65 million bpd, with the increase of 137,000 bpd. (Reporting by Alex Lawler, Dmitry Zhdannikov and Olesya Astakhova. Additional reporting by Maha El Dahan. Editing by David Goodman, Mark Potter and Marguerita Choy)

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(Adds more details in paragraphs 3-11) By David Shepardson WASHINGTON, Sept 30 (Reuters) – The Trump administration said Tuesday it is removing five senior officials on suspicion of targeting former president Joe Biden's political opponents with a now-abolished aviation security watchlist. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said she was referring the issue to the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division and to Congress for further investigation. The Transportation Security Administration's "Quiet Skies" program, scrapped in June, had required enhanced screening for some air passengers deemed to be a higher security risk. Noem, whose department includes the TSA, said the program cost $200 million annually and had been used to "target political opponents and benefit political allies." Her department said that, under Biden, the program watchlisted and sometimes denied boarding to passengers who resisted COVID-era mask mandates on airplanes, and to others linked to a mob attack on the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021, intended to prevent Biden's 2020 election win being formalised. Trump forced out the head of the TSA on January 20 and has not named a permanent replacement. Many Republicans in Congress had sharply criticized the program. TSA screens more than 900 million airline passengers yearly, and continues to perform vetting functions tied to commercial aviation security. Those being removed include the TSA's executive assistant administrator for operations support and the deputy assistant administrator for intelligence and analysis. Among others, the TSA briefly placed then-lawmaker Tulsi Gabbard, now Trump's director of national intelligence, on the "Quiet Skies" watchlist. In 2020, an inspector general's report said the TSA had failed to develop benchmarks to demonstrate the program's effectiveness, and that software and system malfunctions had meant passengers were not removed from the list when they should have been. The U.S. government sought to improve screening of potential threats after an attempt in 2009 by Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab to set off an explosive hidden in his underwear while aboard a U.S. airliner near Detroit. (Reporting by David Shepardson; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama and Kevin Liffey)

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REUTERS POLL-COLOMBIA'S SEPTEMBER INFLATION SEEN AT 0.23%, BRINGING 12-MONTH RATE TO 5.10%

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USTR'S GREER: AUGUST 1 TARIFF RATES REPRESENT TRUMP'S TARIFF STRUCTURE GOING FORWARD

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Sept 30 (Reuters) – TraWell Co SpA: * H1 NET PROFIT EUR 0.5 MILLION * H1 TOTAL REVENUE EUR 13.3 MILLION Further company coverage: (Reporting by Mirko Miorelli)

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CEO OF SPAIN'S SABADELL: I DON´T SEE "FULL LOGIC" IN DECISION BY SABADELL'S MEXICAN BOARD MEMBER TO ACCEPT BBVA'S BID BUT WE RESPECT HIS DECISION

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Sept 30 (Reuters) – Core Laboratories Inc: * CORE LABORATORIES INC: ANNOUNCED ACQUISITION OF BRAZIL-BASED INTEGRATED GEOLOGICAL SERVICES COMPANY, SOLINTEC Further company coverage:

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U.S. FDA CHIEF ON DRUGMAKERS: IF BUILD IN U.S., WILL ALSO MOVE TO FRONT OF LINE

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