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Western Union Senior Division Football League
Biggies' goal glut
Ugandan strikers were the toast of their clubs when the return leg of the Western Union Premier Division Football League got underway at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur yesterday.
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Cash starved DMFLC
The once affluent Dhaka Mahana-gari Football League Committee (DMFLC) is presently facing acute shortage of funds.
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Wasim hits back at Javed
Pakistan's former fast bowling great Wasim Akram took a swipe at teammate Javed Miandad on Thursday for suggesting he had passed on "secrets" to Indian pacemen.
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Rain wins at Melbourne
Zimbabwe's hopes of breaking through for their first win in the triangular VB Series one-day cricket tournament were dashed at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Thursday when heavy rain forced play to be
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Pollock propels Proteas
Exemplary seam bowling by Shaun Pollock helped South Africa to victory over the West Indies in their second one-day international on Wednesday.
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South Africa stay same
South Africa have kept their victorious squad intact for the remaining three one-day internationals against West Indies.
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Back-to-back comebacks
Australia's crown jewels, Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne, will make their long-awaited comebacks within 24 hours of each other, after their lengthy absences through injury and suspension.
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Eng to debate tour plan
The key decision-makers in English cricket could take the first step towards abandoning their tour of Zimbabwe when they meet on Thursday.
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Australian Open
All-Belgian final
Justine Henin-Hardenne and Kim Clijsters slotted into their allotted places in the Australian Open final on Thursday, the top two seeds ensuring a third all-Belgian final in the last four grand slams.
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Australian Open
Safin sends Agassi packing
Russian giant Marat Safin shattered Andre Agassi's dream of a fifth Australian Open title on Thursday, wearing down the American 7-6, 7-6, 5-7, 1-6, 6-3 to reach his second final at Melbourne Park.
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Standard Chartered 22nd National School Cricket Tournament
Sohel shines for Ashraf Master
A brilliant century from Sohel guided Jurain Ashraf Master High to an em-phatic 116-run win over Adhunik Shishu High in one of the two Dhaka Metropolis zone qualifying matches of the Standard Chartered
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Zia draws 9th game
Grand Master Ziaur Rahman drew his 9th round game of the First International Chess Tournament in Chennai, India yesterday.
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Rakib clinches Active crown
IM Abdullah Al Rakib won the Active chess tournament collecting highest six points at the Bangladesh Chess Federation Auditorium yesterday.Khandakar Aminul Islam finished runner-up with 5.
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U-13 cricket
Victoria beat City Club
An unbeaten hundred by opener Mohammad Tuhin steered Victoria Sporting Club to a six-wicket win over City Club in one of the three Dhaka Metropolis Under-13 cricket tournament matches at the Dhanmondi
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Office Hockey title Library's
Friends Library clinch the Office Hockey League title when they came from behind to beat Bangladesh Army 2-1 in the final at the Maulana Bhasani National Hockey Stadium yesterday.
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Ctg TT
Quality Sports and Young Star Club won their respective matches in the Sinmin Mineral Water Table Tennis League at the Chittagong Jila Krira Sangstha (CJKS) gymnasium yesterday.
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Phulpur M'singh soccer champs
Phulpur clinched the inter-upazila football title of Mymensingh district with a 1-0 victory over Sadar in the final at the local stadium yesterday.
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Ctg handball
The finals of the Dynasty Mahanagari Handball League will be held at the Dampara Police Lines ground in Chittagong today.
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African Nations Cup, Tunisia 2004
Tunisia in quarters
Congo feel cheated
Hosts Tunisia became the first team to reach the quarter-finals of the African Nations Cup on Wednesday but their celebrations were overshadowed by accusations of cheating levelled at them by beaten opponents
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Serie A
Scrappy Milan go top
European champions AC Milan replaced AS Roma at the top of Italy's Serie A despite playing way below their best, edging Siena 2-1 in a rearranged league match here on Wednesday.
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Bundesliga preview
Time to get back to work
The Bundesliga returns to the footballing calendar after a six-week winter break this weekend with a tight title race in prospect for the second half of the campaign.
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Goodbye Feher
Nearly a thousand fans, family and teammates paid their final respects Wednesday to Hungarian international Miklos Feher, who collapsed and died when playing for his club Benfica in Portugal on Sunday.
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Spanish Cup
Real, Alaves in semis
Real Madrid swept into the last four of the Spanish Cup on Wednesday when goals from Raul and Zinedine Zidane gave them a 2-1 victory over Valencia at the Mestalla Stadium and a convincing 5-1 win over
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