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Chief selector's backup cry
Chief selector Faruque Ahmed said that the non-existence of a second string national side and absence of proper domestic competitions left him with little options to bring about any changes in the national
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Premier League from Nov 23
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has decided to start the country's most exciting domestic competition, the Premier Cricket League, from November 23.
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Hosts labour, India blaze
Bangladesh set up a final clash with favourites India in the Under-21 Challenge Cup hockey tournament when the hosts beat Oman 2-0 at the Maulana Bhashani National Hockey Stadium yesterday.
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Women's football makes debut
Women's football finally saw light as the first ever tournament of the country got underway at the Bir Shreshtha Mostafa Kamal Stadium in Kamalapur yesterday.
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Nat'l swimming begins today
About 600 swimmers will be vying for 50 gold medals as the 20th Na-tional Swimming Championships begin at the Army Swimming Pool today.
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Australia In India 2004-05
What if Waugh not here?
Even men of the stature of Steve Waugh should be permitted regrets, just small ones, minor "what ifs?" to chew over during those quieter moments.
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JFA Cup football
Tangail blank Mymensingh
Tangail brushed aside Mymensingh 6-0 to move into the second round of the JFA Cup under-16 football tournament at the Jamalpur Stadium yesterday.
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WICB reveals 2005 schedule
West Indies, the ICC Champions Trophy winners, will host South Africa and Pakistan between March and June 2005.
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Aussie Tests live on DD
Fans heaved a sigh of relief Monday after the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) reportedly struck a last-minute deal with the national broadcaster to telecast live Test matches against Australia
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Abbas' feat in Pak win
Penalty-corner specialist Sohail Abbas equalled the field hockey world record for international goals as he starred in Pakistan's 3-1 win over India in the fifth match of an eight-match series here on
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SL ready sans Murali
Sri Lankan cricket captain Marvan Atapattu said Monday he is learning to live without world record-holder Muttiah Muralitharan and his side would do its best in both the tri-series and the Tests in Pakistan.
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Australia In India 2004-05
Decisive rivalries!
Key battles that could decide the Test series bet-ween India and Australia starting here on Wed-nesday:HAYDEN V PATHAN Australia will look to the formidable Hayden for a good start, while
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BCB's new online partner
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) signed a deal yesterday with the Global Online Services Limited to get free Internet service.
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Primera Liga
Real slip again
A late goal form Barcelona's former Celtic favourite Henrik Larsson fired the Catalan outfit to the top of the Primera Liga on Sunday with a 1-0 win at the Nou Camp against newly-promoted Numancia.
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Premiership
Super-sub Cole
A strike from Joe Cole allowed Chelsea to keep within two points of champions Arsenal at the top of the Premiership with a 1-0 defeat of Liverpool Sunday as Manchester United were held 1-1 at home toMiddlesbrough.
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Serie A
Juve's joy at a price
Juventus held onto first place in Serie A with an unspectacular 1-0 victory at Udinese on Sunday, but their joy at maintaining the lead in Italy was tempered by a serious injury to striker David Trezeguet.
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Ligue 1
Govou takes Lyon atop
Sidney Govou scored an injury-time winner for Lyon in a topsy-turvy 3-2 victory over St Etienne to shoot them into second spot in the French league table behind Lille on Sunday night.
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Glazer closing in?
Manchester United, the world's richest football club, said Monday it had received a preliminary takeover approach, following reports that American sports tycoon Malcolm Glazer was plotting to seize control.
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Clijsters' future in jeopardy
The future of former world number one Kim Clijsters looked in the balance Monday after she was ruled out of action until 2005 after aggravating a wrist injury in the Belgian Open here at the weekend.
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Kenya move into Intercon Cup semifinals
Kenya advanced into semifinals of the Intercontinental Cup after the three-day match against Namibia was declared a draw at the Nairobi Aga Sports club on Sunday.
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Apologies, apologies!
Spurs midfielder Jamie Redknapp has publicly apologised to Everton's Tim Cahill after his horror tackle on the Australian international at Goodison Park.
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