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TVS Cup
India v Pakistan 2005
India light up Day One
Sachin Ten-dulkar became only the fifth batsman to complete 10,000 runs and Rahul Dravid scored an elegant 110 as India survived a late Abdul Razzaq blitz to post 344-6 on the first day of the secondTest
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TVS Cup
India v Pakistan 2005
Tendulkar wants to go on
India's Sachin Tendulkar said Wednesday he still has plenty of cricket left in him, after beco-ming only the fifth batsman in the game's history to smash the 10,000-run barrier in Test matches.
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AFC Cup
Rajani, Kanchan let Muktis down
Al Faisaly-3, Muktijoddha-0
Muktijoddha Sangsad cra-shed to a frustrating 3-0 home defeat to Jordan's Al Faisaly in the second round of the AFC Cup at the Bangabandhu National Stadium yesterday.
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Second Test from Friday
Lee may go home if left out of team
Fast bowler Brett Lee may be allowed to return home to Australia if he is left out of the team to play New Zealand in the second Test starting in Wellington on Friday.
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Pushkin passes away untimely
Bangladesh Hockey Federation (BHF) joint secretary and Abahani's hockey committee secretary Zahi-dur Rahman Pushkin died of brain hemorrhage yesterday evening at the Bangladesh Medical College Hospital
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Displeased Dravid
Stylish Indian batsman Rahul Dravid was disappointed at losing his wicket after scoring a century in the second Test against Pakistan here on Wednesday, saying he wanted to build on the momentum.
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Chhadak CHT Gold Cup soccer champs
Chhadak Club clinched the title of the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) Gold Cup Football Tournament beating Rangamati Mohammedan Sporting Club 5-4 in tiebreaker in the final at the local stadium yesterday.
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Rani, Liza share lead
International Women Master Rani Hamid and Shamima Akhter Liza jointly led the table with 4.
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Rice's cricket diplomacy
US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice displayed a swift grasp of the intricacies of India-Pakistan ties on Wednesday by jumping on the bandwagon of cricket diplomacy.
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Kolkata crowd cheers Bucknor
Some 30,000 Indian fans gave West Indian Steve Bucknor a standing ovation on Wednesday for becoming the first umpire in cricket history to stand in 100 Test matches.
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UEFA Champs League
Adriano ousts champions
Brazilian striker Adriano scored a stunning hat-trick as Inter Milan beat holders Porto 3-1 here Tuesday in their Champions League first knockout round second leg match to dump them out of the competition
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Raul says the unthinkable
Real Madrid captain Raul has said for the first time that he would leave the club if he was deemed surplus to requirements.
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Federer, Davenport on course
Roger Federer continued to roll over his opponents and Lindsay Davenport had an equally easy time as both top seeds breezed into the next round of the Indian Wells WTA and ATP Masters Series event.
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Premiership
Chelsea another step closer
Chelsea extended their lead at the top of the English Premiership to 11 points with a 1-0 win over relegation battlers West Bromwich Albion at Stamford Bridge here on Tuesday.
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Div I hockey
Promotees Bangladesh Sporting Club completed their campaign with an emphatic 4-1 victory against Dhaka Wanderers Club in the last game of the Green Delta First Division Hockey League at the Maulana Bhashani
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Independence Day hockey
The Independence Day Hockey Tournament will begin tomorrow with Bangladesh Army taking on Bangladesh Police in the opening match at the Maulana Bhashani National Stadium.
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Inter-school cricket
Kurmitola High pulled off an exciting seven-run victory over Willes Little Flower in the Mohammedan Dhaka Metropolis inter-school cricket tournament at the WAPDA ground yesterday.
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Magura cricket
Renessa Sporting Club outplayed Moni Smriti Sangsad by eight wickets in the Econo First Division Cricket League at the Magura Stadium yesterday.
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