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Now it's Abahani
Abahani's hockey team blazed to glory against Mohammedan only the day after their football brothers suffered a heart-breaking defeat against their archrivals.
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PAKISTAN DIARY
Bangladesh coach Dav Whatmore is convinced that Mashrafee-bin-Mortuza has the potential to beco-me a dangerous hitter down the order.
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BCB to pay selectors
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has decided to bring the national selectors under its payroll in an effort to set up a professional management.
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The Oval Test from today
England captain Nasser Hussain said before this series began that "South Africa were there for the taking".
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Secret of that success!
Steve Waugh's famous "you just dropped the World Cup, mate" quip to South African Herschelle Gibbs during the 1999 tournament in England is regarded as one of cricket's legendary quotes.
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Different Thorpe
The Graham Thorpe who lines up against South Africa in the fifth and final Test at The Oval will be a "different bloke" to the one who last played for England more than a year ago.
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Warne calls it a farce
Shane Warne has lashed out at the Cricket Australia (CA) describing their decision to stop him from training during his one-year doping ban as farcical.
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US Open
Unstoppable Agassi
Andre Agassi's patience was tested by unrelenting rain and his skill was pushed to the limit by determined Taylor Dent, but the world number one handled both challenges with style.
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Primera Liga
Real made to struggle
A late goal by substitute Antonio Nunez earned Spanish champions Real Madrid a 1-1 draw away to a well-organized Villarreal side in their second match of the season on Tuesday.
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EEFA Euro 2004 Portugal
Ferdinand joins sick list
Rio Ferdinand became England's latest injury victim today when he was ruled out of the Euro 2004 qualifier in Macedonia this weekend.
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FIFA Fussball-Weltmeisterschaft Deutschland
Zagallo respects Colombia
Brazil legend Mario Zagallo said Colombia would prove difficult opponents for his country in their South American World Cup qualifing trip to Barranquilla on Saturday.
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Maradona wine!
A wine named after Argentine football legend Diego Maradona will be launched in his native country shortly, his agent Guillermo Coppola told radio Mitre here on Tuesday.
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