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Board open to captaincy
The ongoing speculations about who would lead Bangladesh during their coming away series against Zimbabwe was given a fresh twist when the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) decided to come out of its usual
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Ispahani Mirzapore Tea 5th National Cricket League
Dhaka, Sylhet take control
League leaders Dhaka and Sylhet took handsome first-innings' leads on the third day of their Ispahani Mirzapore Tea Fifth National Cricket League matches.
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Hookes' violent death
Former Australia batsman David Hookes died in hospital on Monday after suffering serious head injuries in an assault outside a Melbourne hotel, Hookes' family said.
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Aussies mourn
Australia's cricket community on Monday mourned former Test batsman and current Victorian coach David Hookes, who died after an assault outside a pub.
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Sarwan, Gayle hold up SA
Ramnaresh Sarwan and Chris Gayle hit half-centuries as South Africa's push for victory was held up on the fourth day of the fourth and final Test against the West Indies at Centurion Park on Monday.
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One-game ban for Jewel
Mohammedan penalised
The Dhaka Mahanagari Football League Committee (DMFLC) yesterday awarded Muktijoddha Sangsad Krira Chakra full three points and declared them 2-0 winners from the unfinished Western Union Premier Division
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Kaba comforts Arambagh
A 30th-minute goal from Liberian striker Mustafa Kaba gave Arambagh Krira Sangha a 1-nil victory over Victoria Sporting Club in the Western Union Premier Division Football League at the Sher-e-BanglaNational
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A team lose their way
The touring Bangladesh A suffered a dramatic middle-order collapse on day one of their four-day Patron's Trophy match against Khan Research Laboratory (KRL) at the UBL ground in Karachi yesterday.
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Singer chess
Four players jointly shared the lead with maximum 4 points each after the end of the 4th round games of the preliminary phase Singer 30th National Chess Championship at the NSC yesterday.
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Int'l junior tennis
Roy salvages local hopes
Amol Roy stole the limelight on the second day of the Sheltech Group 3 Bangladesh International Junior Tennis Championship at the Ramna National Tennis Complex yesterday.
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Australian Open
Roddick, Henin race
The Australian Open's top seeds led from the front on Monday, Andy Roddick and Justine Henin-Hardenne both posting impressive first-round victories at the season's first Grand Slam.
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Primera Liga
Ronaldo saves Real
Brazilian superstar Ronaldo marked his 50th league match for Real Madrid with his 37th goal on Sunday but it wasn't enough to take his star-studded club top of the Spanish league following a disappointing
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Premiership
Gunners go clear
Arsenal jumped back to the top of the Premiership on Sunday but their beaten opponents Aston Villa claimed that neither of their goals were valid.
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Serie A
Totti, Del Piero on fire
Talismanic captain Francesco Totti scored twice in six minutes to ensure Roma maintained their three-point advantage at the top of the table as the league leaders came from behind to defeat Sampdoria3-1
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Princess Hayac and Co. to take on Chelsea!
Royal princess Haya al-Hussein, the half-sister of King Abdallah II of Jordan, will skipper the first Pan-Arabic women's team in a one-off match against the women's team of English Premiership side Chelsea.
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