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CityCell Zimbabwe Tour of Bangladesh 2004-05
Satisfying in the end
Having made the country proud by recording their first ever Test win in Chittagong, the Bangladesh team members were now enjoying unprecedented adulation from their countrymen.
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WI melt in Melbourne
West Indies wilted in the face of intense pressure from world champions Australia, collapsing 116 runs short of victory in their opening tri-series one-day cricket international here Friday.
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Eng hit by Ntini strikes
England's batsmen struggled on a rain-hit second day of the fourth Test against South Africa at the Wanderers Stadium on Friday.
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Federer punishes Henman
Roger Federer sounded a warning to his rivals at next week's Australian Open after blasting into the final of the elite Kooyong Classic Friday with a 6-4, 6-2 victory over Tim Henman.
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Preview: Serie A
Two decades of greatness
AC Milan captain Paolo Maldini will lead his team out against Udinese at the San Siro on Sunday almost 20 years to the day after he made his Serie A debut against the same opposition.
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Preview: Premiership
All eyes on Morientes
Fernando Morientes helped Monaco into last season's Champions League final and Liverpool fans will have their fingers crossed that the former Real Madrid striker can work similar miracles for them when
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Preview: Primera Liga
Barca shaken up
Barcelona may still have a seven point lead on top of the Spanish first division but a loss last weekend showed that the title is far from won and they are out to get back on track against Real Sociedad
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Brothers manager barred from cricket grounds
Brothers Union's cricket manager Amin Khan was made persona-non-grata at cricket grounds for one year by match referee Shiper Ahmed yesterday for physically assaulting umpire Mahbubur Rahman during the
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Pakistan to tour India March 4
Pakistan will open their first full tour of India for six years with a test starting on March 4, according to the match schedule released on Friday.
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Kenyan cricket board disbanded
Ochillo Ayacko, Kenya's minister of sports, on Friday disbanded the Kenyan Cricket Association, claiming that it is blighted by mismanagement, and appointed an interim committee to run the game untila
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Div I cricket
Rupali, Azad post wins
An all-round performance by Nazmus Sadat steered Rupali Bank to earn a five-wicket victory over Bangladesh Boys Club in the First Division Cricket League at the Jahangirnagar University ground yesterday.
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Transcom Cup Golf goes to Jong
The Transcom Cup Golf Tournament 2005 was won by Jong Pil Kim while fellow Korean Jung Sook Jung bagged the ladies' crown at the Kurmitola Golf Club yesterday.
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Liza lifts sub-jr chess title
Shamima Akter Liza became unbeaten champion in the 25th National Sub-Junior (Under-16 years) Chess Championship yesterday.
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EC of BSJA Chittagong
A seven-member executive committee of Bangladesh Sports Journalists Association (BSJA) Chittagong unit was elected here yesterday with Saifullah Chowdhury (Dainik Karnaphuli) and Kamal Parvez (Janakantha)
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Maradona wins Greek hearts
Former Argentine superstar Diego Maradona said Thursday that the Greek national team winning the Euro 2004 title last summer was a "miracle."
"There are always miracles in football.
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Italian Cup
Juve shown the door
Atalanta, currently anchored to the bottom of Serie A with just one win in 17 matches, sensationally dumped league leaders Juventus out of the Italian Cup Thursday to clinch a place in the quarter-finals.
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SPANISH CUP
Valladolid hold giants
Real Madrid made do with a goalless draw at Valladolid on Thursday in their Spanish Cup round of 16 first leg.
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Real sign Danish international
Real Madrid have signed Everton's Denmark international Thomas Gravesen on a three-and-a-half year contract, the Spanish club announced Friday.
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