looking to build on their win over Bangladesh as they face debutantsPapua New Guineaat 11am BST.Meanwhile, the other match seesBangladeshcome up againstOmanin the afternoon at 3pm BST. Rafiq also revisited longstanding grievances against Arthur, and Hutton said he wanted to remove the pair "as a consequence of the failure to understand the gravity of the situation [regarding Rafiq] and failing to apologise, and particularly for their failings and to move on the recommendations". Under the plans, an initial tranche of approximately $10m (£7.4m) of special shares would be issued and reserved for Man Utd fans, Sky News understands.By Sky NewsMonday 15 November 2021 13:46, UK Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player