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Javed joining camp
The last phase of the Bangladesh cricket team's camp ahead of their tour of Australia begins today at the Bangabandhu National Stadium after a two-day break.
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BCB, ICC to sign deal today
An agreement to host the ICC Under-19 World Cup next year in Bangladesh, will be signed by the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and the International Cricket Council (ICC) in London today.
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Vaughan off to winning start
England survived a scare at the hands of Australian Test bowler Michael Kasprowicz before beating Wales in the first match of Michael Vaughan's reign as one-day captain.
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Classy Surrey
Azhar Mahmood smashed three sixes and three fours in a brilliant exhibition of batting to steer his side to their second win in two days at a sun-drenched Metropolitan Police Ground at Imber Court inthe
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'Behave yourselves'
Pakistan captain Rashid Latif has called on his side's supporters to behave during the upcoming one-day international series against England.
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Razzaq's reminder
Abdul Razzaq put himself in contention for a place in Pakistan's team to face England on Tuesday by grabbing four wickets in a five-wicket win over Leicestershire here on Saturday.
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WC preps their priority
Two-way battles for top WICB posts
The build up to the 2007 World Cup is expected to be the focal point of campaigns as the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) announced nominations for its two top posts on Saturday.
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Goal-rush MSC
Defending champions Mohamme-dan Sporting Club got off to a flying start in the Usha Krira Chakra Club Cup hockey tournament with a 13-0 whitewash of Bachelors Sporting Club at the Maulana Bhasani Stadium
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Roddick sees Agassi off
Andy Roddick beat world number one Andre Agassi for the first time to book his place in the Queen's Club grasscourt final with a 6-1, 6-7, 7-6 win here Saturday.
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Halle Open Federer's
World number five Roger Federer warmed up for Wimbledon in ideal fashion when he crushed German Nicolas Kiefer 6-1, 6-3 in the Halle Open final on Sunday to win his first ATP grasscourt title.
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Homecoming or stopover?
David Beckham arrived home from the United States on Saturday as speculation mounted that he could be a Real Madrid player in a matter of days.
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FIFA Confederations Cup France 2003
Eyes on the future
Jacques Santini will take a peek into the future when the Confederations Cup begins on Wednesday -- handing opportunities to a new generation of French players.
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FIFA Confederations Cup France 2003
No Zidane, so what?
France must learn to live without Zinedine Zidane as the inspirational playmaker misses this month's Confederations Cup to help his club Real Madrid try to win the Spanish league title.
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FIFA Confederations Cup France 2003
Advantage USA!
The timing of the Confederations Cup could be just right for the United States. The eight-nation tournament, which begins Wednesday, comes late in the season.
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Primera Liga
Rayo shown no mercy
The humiliations of Rayo Vallecano continued on Saturday when the bottom club in the Spanish first division went down 2-0 at Valladolid.
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The super thief!
England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson on Saturday praised Michael Owen as his team's supreme 'goal-thief' and insisted that his talismanic striker will get even better.
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Albacete, Zaragoza promoted
Albacete and Real Zaragoza, second and third respectively in the Spanish second division, were assured of playing in the top flight next season after fourth-placed Levante lost 1-0 at Racing Ferrol on
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