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TVS Cup
India v Pakistan 2005
Honours even on Day 1
Little-known Asim Kamal and Inzamamul Haq saved Pakistan from a batting embarrassment with gutsy half-centuries under pressure in the first Test against India here on Tuesday.
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TVS Cup
India v Pakistan 2005
5-star Balaji wants more
Kamal expects three figures soon
Indian paceman Laxmipathi Bala-ji said Tuesday he was hungry for more after claiming a maiden five-wicket haul in the opening Test against Pakistan.
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AFC Cup
BU's Asian test today
Brothers Union will make their debut in a top level competition under Asian Football Confederation today when the National and Dhaka Premier League champions host Turkmenistan's Nisa FC in an AFC Cupfirst
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BD A humbled
After a comfortable victory in the second match, Bangladesh A came crashing down to earth in the third one-dayer against Zimbabwe A when they were handed a nine-wicket defeat on Monday at the Queens Sports
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Grenada talks break down
Talks in Grenada on Monday lasting almost seven hours failed to settle the sponsorship row which saw Brian Lara and six others dropped by West Indies.
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India plays straight bat to Musharraf's googly
India on Monday was noncommittal about extending Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf an invitation to watch his country's cricketers on their first full Test tour of India in six years.
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UEFA Champs League
Preview: Juventus V Real Madrid
Prepare for non-stop action
Real Madrid's graceful midfielder Zinedine Zidane says his team will not sit on their slender advantage in Wednesday's crunch Champions League clash here against his former club Juventus.
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UEFA Champs League
Preview
Uphill task for Gunners, L'kusen
Arsenal will need to pull off a first class performance, like Monaco and Deportivo La Coruna last season, to avoid elimination from the European Champions League by Bayern Munich on Wednesday.
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ICC, Lord's part ways
The International Cricket Council (ICC) confirmed Monday it would be quitting London's Lord's Cricket Ground, its home for 96 years, and relocating its main office to Dubai in August.
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Armstrong, Federer Oscar nominees
Six-time Tour de France cycling champion Lance Armstrong and men's tennis number one Roger Federer were nominated on Tuesday for the Laureus World Sportsman of the Year award.
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Rumi Smriti TT
Biman men's team champs
Bangladesh Biman comfortably clinched the men's team crown in the Rumi Smriti Open Table Tennis Tournament yesterday but their women's and boys' teams failed to land titles.
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Silly Mukti!
Dhaka giants Muktijoddha Sangsad were left embarrassed on the eve of their AFC Cup match against Indian giants East Bengal.
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Zia keeps lead
Grand Master Ziaur Rahman maintained his solo lead in the Mercantile Bank 31st National Chess Championship after the end of the eleventh round at the National Sports Council (NSC) conference room yesterday.
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Pepsi Nat'l H'ball
BJMC thrash Rangpur
Defending champions BJMC made a flying start in the Pepsi 17th National Handball Women's Championship when they handed Rangpur a 17-3 defeat in the opening match at the Dampara Police Lines ground inChittagong
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Hayden cleared for first Test
Opening batsman Matthew Hayden has been passed fit to play for Australia in the first Test against New Zealand, which starts in Christchurch on Thursday.
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May quits ACA
Australian Cricketers' Association (ACA) chief executive Tim May announced his resignation Tuesday after eight years in the job.
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Pollock unlikely for 2nd Test
Shaun Pollock is unlikely to participate in the second Test against Zimbabwe due to an ankle problem he sustained during the series against England.
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