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9th SAF Games, Islamabad 2004
Foujia's leap of silver
Bangladesh's Foujia Huda was the lone medal success in athletics on the fifth day of 9th SAF Games in Islamabad yesterday.
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Razzak rules Zim A
Left-arm spinner Abdur Razzak Raj baffled Zimbabwe A into submission as his devastating seven wicket burst propelled Bangladesh A to a 60-run victory in the third limited-over match at the Bangabandhu
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SAMSUNG CUP JEET LO DIL India-Pakistan 2004
Chappell sees whitewash
India could complete a clean sweep in the ongoing three-Test series in Pakistan after their historic victory in the opening match, former Australian captain Ian Chappell has said in a column.
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SAMSUNG CUP JEET LO DIL India-Pakistan 2004
Media hails ’em
Pakistan's me-dia on Friday put aside the prevailing sombre mood over India's maiden cri-cket Test win on its soil to hail the arch-rivals as the "best Indian team ever.
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SAMSUNG CUP JEET LO DIL India-Pakistan 2004
Faith carries Pathan
In the land of the Pathans, it is an Indian Pathan who has impressed one and all with his exploits on the cricket field and his humility.
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Murali awaits results
Sri Lankan off-spinner Muttiah Muralitharan will receive a verbal report in the next few days following tests on his suspect bowling action, an Australian human movement specialist said on Friday.
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Five-star Freddie
Andrew Flintoff captured his first five-wicket haul in Tests to bowl England into a superior position on the opening day of the third Test against the West Indies on Thursday.
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FA Cup preview
As big as the final
Arsenal midfielder Fredrik Ljungberg is well aware of how much it meant to the club the last time they lost an FA Cup semi-final to Manchester United.
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Primera Liga preview
Real get Zidane boost
Having put their recent bout of jitters behind them, league leaders Real Madrid will hope to be able to consolidate their position at the top of the table with a win at Albacete on Saturday.
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Premiership preview
Liverpool's mission
Only by making Anfield a feared fortress for visiting teams will Liverpool secure the fourth and last Champions League spot on offer to English clubs.
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ID football
MSC down BU in final
Mohammedan Sporting Club won the Independence Day Football Tournament when they handed Premier League champions Brothers Union a 3-1 defeat in the final at the Rajshahi Stadium yesterday.
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Miandad slams bowlers
Pakistan coach Javed Miandad has told his bowlers they need to get their act together if they are to level the series against India after losing the first Test by an innings and 52 runs.
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Eng 73-4
Fidel Edwards' inspired bowling rocked England before lunch on the second day of the third Test at Bridgetown, Barbados yesterday.
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Singer chess
Zia takes the lead
Grand Master Ziaur Rahman took solo lead with five points after the end of the sixth round games of the Singer 30th National Chess Championship at the NSC conference room yesterday.
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Inter-varsity hockey
CU, DU made joint champs
Hosts Chittagong University (CU) and Dhaka University (CU) were declared joint champions in the inter-university hockey competition yesterday.
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ID b'ball
The semifinal line-up of the Maple Leaf Independence Day Basketball Competition was completed yesterday when Dhumketu Club finished Group B champions beating Bangladesh Rifles 66-55 at the Dhanmondi Basketball
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Sheetal h'ball
Mohammedan Sporting Club and Usha Krira Chakra outplayed their respective opponents in the Sheetal Women's Handball League at the outer stadium handball court yesterday.
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