Volume 4 Number 345 Wed. May 19, 2004    
 
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GrameenPhone Corporate League
Afridi-powered ARAF
Shahid Afridi lived up to his billing as a big attraction wi-th a cracking half-century to power ARAF Appa-rels into the final of the Grameen-Phone Corporate Cricket League.
 
Calypso Cocktail
The moment you land at Port Salines International Airport, barely a 25-minute flight from St Vincent, you notice a difference.
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Back to his lucky ground
Having launched his international career with a match-winning 84 against mighty Australia four years ago, Yuvraj Singh not only announced his arrival in Indian cricket with a bang but also turned outto
 
Umpires wired up
Umpires wearing ear-pieces and no-balls being called by the third umpire are two of the innovations set to be trialled by the International Cricket Council (ICC) at their Champions Trophy one-day tournament
 
Court clears Akram of liquor ad affair
A Pakistani court Tuesday rejected a case against former cricket great Wasim Akram that he hurt religious sentiments by modelling in an Indian liquor advertisement, court officials said.
 
Vaughan scare for England
England captain Michael Vaughan was rated a "serious doubt" for Thursday's first Test against New Zealand after twisting his right knee during batting practice at Lord's on Monday.
 
Banning Zim not on ICC's mind
International Cricket Council (ICC) president Ehsan Mani said here Monday that suspending Zimbabwe from international cricket was "not on the radar" despite the ongoing player dispute in the troubledAfrican
 
2012 Olympic race
IOC names big five
London has been accepted as a candidate to stage the 2012 Summer Olympics, along with Paris, New York, Moscow, and Madrid, the IOC says.
 
Schools h'ball
Maple Leaf will take on Dhanmondi Tutorial in the final of the Maple Leaf First Mini handball (girls') tournament today.
 
UEFA Euro 2004 Portugal
Eriksson hails Lampard
Euro 2004 probables named
England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson has hailed Frank Lampard and hinted the Chelsea midfielder could force his way into the starting line-up at Euro 2004.
 
UEFA Cup
Valencia's 'double' mission
UEFA Cup final today
Three years on from the heartache of losing a second successive Champions League final, Valencia will be desperate to claim a European trophy against Olympique Marseille in the UEFA Cup final on Wednesday.
 
Honeymoon's over?
David Beckham's season with Real Madrid, which began with such a fanfare, has ended in a dispiriting defeat and a sending-off that symbolises his team's miserable campaign.
 
Thai deal done
English Premier League side Liverpool have agreed "in principle" to sell a 30 per cent stake to Thailand, which will hold a public lottery to fund the deal, officials said Tuesday.
 
Olympic soccer at risk
Soccer could be dropped from this summer's Olympic Games if FIFA does not settle a new dispute over doping sanctions with World Anti-Doping Agency WADA and the International Olympic Committee.
 
Magura cricket
Crescent Cricket Club moved into the semifinals of the Abdul Latif Smriti cricket tournament defeating Tauhid Smriti Sangha by four wickets at the Mithun-Musa-Kazal playground yesterday.
 
BSJA awards
Bangladesh Sports Journalists Association (BSJA) yesterday announced the list of its sports award recipients for the years 2002 and 2003.
 

 
   
 
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