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ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup, Bangladesh 2004
A worthy Plate
Beating Australia in any level of cricket is a mighty achievement as the men from down under have set the benchmark for excellence in the game.
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ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup, Bangladesh 2004
Teams ready for final
West Indies take on Pakistan in the final of the ICC Under-19 World Cup on Friday with both sides aiming to win the title for the first time.
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Ispahani Mirzapore Tea 5th National Cricket League
Sylhet own day one
Sylhet won the opening day's battle against Dhaka as the two title-contenders launched their final assaults on the four-day competition of the Ispahani Mirzapore Tea National League at different venues
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Wasim's wise words
Former cricket great Wasim Akram told his fellow Pakistani players to enjoy and excel in the upcoming "pressure" series against India during a motivational talk here Wednesday.
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ICC, Lord's may part company
The International Cricket Council (ICC) could end its 95-year association with Lord's as it considers six other destinations where it could move its headquarters.
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Mukti sink Abahani
Muktijoddha Sangsad salvaged a little pride in the Western Union Premier Division Football League when they handed Abahani a solitary goal defeat at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur yesterday.
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Australia's mixed day
Australia strike bowler Brett Lee sustained an ankle injury during his team's 245-run victory over a Sri Lanka President's XI on Thursday.
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Paul, Ashley's reminders
Paul Collingwood and Ashley Giles pushed their cases for selection for next week's first Test against the West Indies with great batting and solid bowling respectively as England drew their non-firstclass,
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Aussies to go to Zimbabwe
The Australian cricket team will tour Zimbabwe in May, manager Stephen Bernard said here Wednesday, adding that it would be stopped only if "something drastic" were to happen.
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Indians to have PM's reception
India's cricket team will call on Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee next week before they embark on the first full tour of Pakistan in 15 years, it was announced on Thursday.
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No Waugh action
Australian cricket's Waugh twins took to the field for what could well be their first-class swansong here Thursday, but neither got a chance to show their talents with either bat or ball.
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DC Gold Cup soccer on
Natore defeated Nilphamari1-0 in the inaugural match of the Deputy Commissioner Gold Cup football tournament at the Gaibandha Stadium yesterday.Tanvir netted the all-important goal.
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BSFNA cricket
Al-Rashid Cricket Club defeated Mukti Sangha-B by 59-runs in the Bangladesh Sports Foundation of North America (BSFNA) cricket tournament at the Rajshahi College playground yesterday.
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M'singh cricket
Abahani Krira Chakara defeated Renaissance Club by 41 runs in the Navana Premier Division Cricket League at the local Circuit House ground yesterday.
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Henin, Capriati cruise
World number one Justine Henin-Hardenne and second seed Jennifer Capriati reached the quarterfinals of the Qatar Open on Wednesday.
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UEFA Cup
Liverpool, Barca lead the way
Both Britain and Spain had the most to crow about after the UEFA Cup third round second leg matches on Wednesday as all their clubs left in the competition progressed to the fourth round.
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Ligue 1 preview
Monaco renew Lyon rivalry
Monaco's duel with two-time defending champions Lyon in the run-in to the French league title this season continues on Friday with both sides playing lowly opposition.
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UEFA Cup
Celtic face Barca test
Scottish champions Celtic were drawn against Barcelona in the outstanding match of the UEFA Cup fourth round on Thursday.
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Duff, Cole unhappy
Damien Duff and Joe Cole admit they were shocked to learn Chelsea had signed 20-year-old Dutch winger Arjen Robben as a rival for their places in the team.
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UEFA Champs League
Kahn a Real threat
Real Madrid midfielder David Beckham says Bayern Munich's wounded goalkeeper Oliver Kahn will be a formidable European barrier for his team to surmount.
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