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Mohammedan win in five minutes
Mohammedan Sporting Club scored three goals in a five-minute blitz to stay on top of the Premier Football League table.
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5-star Lee hits England
Brett Lee took five wickets as Australia restricted England to 223 for eight in the NatWest Challenge second one-day international at Lord's here Sunday.
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Harbhajan bats, Sourav bowls!
It was a reversal of roles as Harbhajan Singh wielded the willow and Sourav Ganguly swung the ball to great effect for their respective English county clubs on Saturday.
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Olonga to join NZ anti-tour protest
Zimbabwe's first black Test cricketer, Henry Olonga, is to join a campaign here aimed at stopping New Zealand's cricket tour of his homeland, Greens Party co-leader Rod Donald said Sunday.
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Ishan to clothe cricketers
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) struck a two-year deal with Pakistani sports manufacturer Ishan Sports yesterday.
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First Div Soccer
Rahmatganj closing in on title
Having confirmed their Premiership berth at the end of the previous round, Rahmatganj Muslim Friends Society came within sight of clinching the First Division Football League title when they drubbed Victoria
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BKSP Cup Soccer
Hosts down Barisal
Hosts BKSP managed a solitary goal victory over Barisal in the Third BKSP Cup U-16 football tournament yesterday.
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Queen's Baton Relay due on Sept 17
The Queen's Baton Relay for the 18th Commonwealth Games in Melbourne next year will arrive in Dhaka on September 17 as part of its trip to 71 nations.
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Asian Kabaddi
BD women in semis
Bangladesh edged past Thailand 45-40 to move into the semifinal of the First Asian Women's Kabaddi tournament in Hyderabad on Saturday.
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Zia going great guns
Reefat bin Sattar returned to winning track after three games but Grand Master Ziaur Rahman still maintained solo lead in the University of Greenwich FIDE Rating Chess tournament after the sixth round
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UEFA Champs League
Village challenge for Liverpool
They are just 60 miles (100km) apart on the map but when it comes to football, light years separate the players of Llansantffraid and Liverpool.
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Pele understands Robinho
The legendary Pele supports the departure of Robinho for Real Madrid, but said the move is unlikely to succeed due to the obstacles placed by the prodigy's club Santos, the local press said Saturday.
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Gordon to be next WICB president
Ken Gordon has on Friday said that he is "grateful and honoured" that he will be the new president of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB).
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Sangakkara warms up with hefty ton
Kumar Sangakkara warmed up for an upcoming two-Test series with a solid ton for Sri Lankan Board President's XI against the touring West Indians here on Sunday.
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Chilavert gets a chill!
Former Paraguayan international goalkeeper Jose Luis Chilavert has been given a six-month suspended prison sentence by a court here on Friday relating to a false document he produced to back up a demand
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SPORTS ZONE celebration
A week-long programme to celebrate the fourth anniversary of SPORTS ZONE began on Friday in the city.
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