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Only player to have won the Man of the Tournament in IPL season twice.

Once ranked #1 for both batting and all-rounder rankings in T20.

1st player to hit a century and take a wicket in the same T20 match.

Won 4 consecutive Man of the Match awards in ICC event.

Had highest runs, wickets and sixes in 2012 World T20.

He is the only player who had hit a half-century and take 3 wickets in a T20 match thrice.

2nd highest number of 6's in a ODI innings with 15.

Highest ODI score by an Australian batsman with unbeaten 185 off 96 balls against Bangladesh in 2011.

Rajasthan Royals, Australia, New South Wales, Sydney Sixers, Brisbane Heat, Australians, Hobart Hurricanes, Canterbury, Sydney Thunder, Islamabad United, Royal Challengers Bangalore On 2 November 2020, he announced his retirement from all forms of cricket. T20- 27 March 2016 vs India at Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium ODI- 5 September 2015 vs England at Lord's Test- 8 July 2015 vs England at Sophia Gardens

T20- 24 February 2006 vs South Africa in Johannesburg ODI- 24 March 2002 vs South Africa in Centurion This subpart of IDEA describes how States establish eligibility for preschool grants for children with disabilities, ages 3 to 5, and how those monies may be spent.Test- 2 January 2005 vs Pakistan in Sydney How is a State’s funding for special education and related services determined? How much can be used for administrative purposes? Here’s where to find out. Come here to find out the specifics of those responsibilities. The State is responsible for monitoring implementation of IDEA and for enforcing its regulations.

Find out about the prior written notice, the procedural safeguards notice, parents’ right to participate in meetings, and the range of dispute resolution options. IDEA includes procedural safeguards to protect the rights of parents and children. Very important part of IDEA here! Find out what IDEA requires in evaluation, eligibility determination, IEPs, and educational placement. Subpart D: Evaluations, Eligibility, IEPs, and Placement What must a local educational agency (LEA) do to establish its eligibility for funding under IDEA? How may it use the funds it receives? Find out here. Find out what States are required to do with respect to concerns such as FAPE, LRE, dispute resolution, children with disabilities in private schools, and much more. To be eligible to receive funding under IDEA, States must assure that a wide range of procedures and processes are in place. Read the purposes of IDEA and find out how IDEA defines important terms, including child with a disability, related services, and special education. Because of the length of each subpart, we’ve divided them into separate webpages, as you can see by the guiding links below. Just use the links below to jump to the area of your interest. You can also read IDEA’s subparts here online. All the pages before that are an analysis of comments received from the public and an explanation as to why certain changes to the regulations were made or not made. The regulations themselves start on page 46756. You can read all the regulations in one place by downloading a copy of the law’s regulations. We provide you with direct access to these subparts and the verbatim language of the regulations. Here, in this area of our site, we’re concentrating on IDEA’s exact words. Each of the options below leads you to a subpart of IDEA’s final regulations at the moment. Looking for Part B’s exact words–meaning, IDEA’s regulations? You can find out all about Part B of IDEA and read summaries of its requirements regarding the entire special education process, from evaluation to service delivery, in the section of our site called “Children (3 to 22)”, at:

Part D – National Activities to Improve Education of Children with Disabilitiesįor school-aged children with disabilities (including preschoolers), Part B is the foundation upon which special education and related services rest.

Part C – Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities.

Part B – Assistance for Education of All Children with Disabilities.

Part B is so named because it’s the second part of the law itself. Since the enactment of the original legislation in 1975, children and youth (ages 3-22) receive special education and related services under Part B of IDEA. Part B of IDEA governs how special education and related services are provided to school-aged children with disabilities.