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Sri Lanka Tour of Bangladesh 2006
Pitch surprises Bashar
Bangladesh captain Habibul Bashar expressed his utter surprise at the mysterious behaviour of the wicket on the second day that saw Sri Lanka wresting back the control of the first Test after losing the
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Hong Kong edge hosts
Bangladesh's hopes to win their first home match in three years was dashed when they went down to Hong Kong 1-0 in the second round Group F 2007 Asian Cup qualifier yesterday.
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Inside Cricket with Wasim
Akram Inswinger
At the end of the second day's play Sri Lanka looked the likely team to win the Test match.
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Day One honours India's
England opener Alastair Cook celebrated his debut with a half-century Wednesday but could not stop India seizing the initiative on the first day of the opening Test.
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Cruciani banned for rest of Asian Cup qualifiers
The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has banned Bangladesh's Argentine football coach Diego Cruciani for six matches of the 2007 Asian Cup qualifiers for his attempt to assault an Indian referee inDecember.
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Kenya will now play four ODIs in Bangladesh
Bangladesh's one-day series at home to Kenya has been on Tuesday confirmed after weeks of delays caused primarily by Zimbabwe's reluctance to confirm whether they would participate in a tri-series.
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NCL 7th round starts today
The seventh round of the Ispahani Seventh National Cricket League will begin today with one-day leaders Rajshahi taking on fourth-placed Khulna at the Rajshahi Divisional Stadium in the limited-oversmatch.
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Reefat, Rajib in good form
Bangladeshi International Masters Reefat Bin Sattar and Enamul Hossain Rajib collected four points each after the end of the fifth round games in the ONGC Cup International Open Grandmasters Chess Tournament
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'Galactico' devours it's creator
Florentino Perez was elected Real Madrid president in 2000 on the back of a utopian promise to rescue the club from financial meltdown and at the same time sign the world's best players.
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Kiwis widen the gap
An uncharacteristically restrained century from opener Lou Vincent guided New Zealand to a comfortable 91-run victory over the West Indies in their one-day international here Wednesday.
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Eto'o declares war against racism
Barcelona's Cameroon striker Samuel Eto'o, the victim of racial abuse at a weekend game, has appealed for public support in the campaign to stamp out intolerance in sports during an awards ceremony here
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Monty first Sikh to play for Eng
Mudhsuden Singh 'Monty' Panesar became the first Sikh cricketer to play for England when he made his debut in the first Test against India here on Wednesday.
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Exhibition football
The Dhaka Mohammedan Sporting Club veterans will take on visiting Pakistan Sonali Otit in an exhibition football friendly at the Bangabandhu National Stadium. The match will kick off at 4.30pm.
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