Volume 5 Number 678 Tue. April 25, 2006    
 
Home 
News
Today's Index
Front Page
Business
Sports
Point-counterpoint
Metropolitan
National
International
Culture
General
Views
Editorial
Letters to Editor
Write to Editor
Sections









Others
About Us
Contact
Advertisement
Supplements
Archives

Sports
 
GrameenPhone
Australia Tour of Bangladesh

Dhaka-Ctg poles apart!
Ashraful may be 'rested' for final ODIs
It might sound a little harsh, but the Chittagong-leg of the Australia series was all the way a forgettable experience.
Picture
AFC Cup
MSC's mission impossible
Mohammedan Sporting Club will need a miracle to qua-lify for the AFC Cup quarter-finals when they host Jordan's Al Wihdat in today's last Group A match.
Picture
FIFA World Cup
Germany 2006

Bits and Bobs
Scolari favourite for Eng job
Reuters, London

Portugal's Brazilian coach Luis Felipe Scolari is emerging as favourite to succeed Sven-Goran Eriksson as England manager, British

 
Diego to stay at least until SA Games
The National Team Management Committee (NTMC) is looking forward to give Argentine coach Diego Cruciani a month's extension to see him guide the Bangladesh under-23 team through to the SA (South Asian)
 
4 hattricks in school soccer
Four-goal Fakhrul Alam inspired Islamia High School of Mymen-singh trounce Rajur Bazar Collegiate School of Netrokona 6-0 in yesterday's banglalink tiger trophy National School Football Championship.
 
Players handed new deadline
The long-running contract dispute between the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and the West Indies Players' Association (WIPA) took another twist on Sunday when a new deadline was handed to players.
 
Zim aim to turn around
Zimbabwe are adamant they can shrug off their political problems in time to face a crisis-hit West Indies team when the two sides clash in a seven match, one-day international series.
 
UEFA Champs League
Villarreal face tall task
Villarreal will have to do what none of Arsenal's European opponents have managed in the last nine games and breach their rock-solid defence if are to deny the English side a place in a first ever Champions
Picture
Nadal masters Federer
Rafael Nadal forced Roger Federer out of his comfort zone to defeat the Swiss for the fourth time in five meetings with a 6-2, 6-7 (2/7), 6-3, 7-6 (7/5) victory Sunday to win the Monte Carlo Masters.
 
Bundesliga
Roy rescues Bayern
Roy Makaay gave Netherlands national coach Marco van Basten a timely reminder of his striking talents ahead of the World Cup by scoring twice in Bayern Munich's 2-2 draw with lowly Mainz 05 on Sunday.
Picture
Primera Liga
Rain spoils Barca party
Valencia's David Villa and a downpour in Seville put a damper on Barcelona's championship celebrations on Sunday.
 
FA Cup
Hammers in final
A second half Marlon Harewood super strike gave West Ham a 1-0 win over Middlesbrough in the FA Cup semi-final at Villa Park here on Sunday.
 
PCB wants Afridi for Tests
The Pakistan Cricket Board will attempt to persuade key all-rounder Shahid Afridi to reverse his decision not to play Tests before the World Cup.
 
Azharuddin rolls back the years
Disgraced former India captain Mohammad Azharuddin returned to high-profile cricket on Sunday, hitting 82 for India Seniors against Pakistan in Karachi.
 
Blair hails Shearer
British Prime Minister Tony Blair, a keen Newcastle United fan, paid tribute Monday to club legend Alan Shearer, who retired a few weeks earlier than planned due to a knee injury.
 
Lamb sacrifice goes in vain
The sacrifice of a lamb by Bulgarian Second Division side Etar Veliko Tarnovo has failed to have its desired effect.
 
Gerrard awarded England's best
Liverpool skipper Steven Gerrard and Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney picked up two more honours to add to their glittering collections on Sunday.
 
Hands in the wrong place
Werder Bremen midfielder Johan Micoud is at the centre of a German football federation (DFB) investigation after allegedly grabbing the genitals of an opposing player.
 
Sachin spends quiet birthday
Sachin Tendulkar turned 33 today and had a quiet celebration at his residence.
 
Iran ends taboo on women
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad announced Monday that Iranian women can finally go to stadiums to watch sporting events, putting an unexpected end to a quarter-century ban.
 
Makaay extends Bayern stay
Bayern Munich's Dutch international striker Roy Makaay confirmed Monday he has extended his contract with the German side by a year until 2008.
 

 
   
 
© thedailystar.net , 2006. All Rights Reserved.