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Big win for Canada

Durban Feb. 11. Canada made a triumphant return to World Cup competition by beating Bangladesh by 60 runs in their Group B encounter here on Tuesday. Chasing a small total of 180, Bangladesh was skittled out for 120 in 28 overs with Austin Codrington being the wrecker-in-chief with five for 27. He was ably supported by I. Joseph and J. Davision, both of whom who took two wickets.

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