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Nitol-Tata National Football League
Mohammedan maul Army
After a forgettable first round, a full strength Mohammedan Sporting Club showed their true colours in the Nitol-Tata Fifth National Football League when they routed Bangla-desh Army 6-0 at the Bangabandhu
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NZ rookies rout SL
International cricket tyros Peter Fulton and Jamie How carried New Zealand to a convincing seven-wicket win over Sri Lanka with 13 overs to spare in the opening one-day fixture of the revived series here
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A true friend lost
Eddie Barlow's association with Bangladesh cricket might have lasted little more than a year only, but the South African will be remembered and respected as the best foreign coach by the cricketers and
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Fellows fondly remember him
Former teammates acclaimed Eddie Barlow, who died on Friday, as the great motivator of South African cricket.
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Nat'l shooting ends
Nahiyan grabs the final gold
The four-day 20th National Shooting Championship ended yesterday with Nahiyan Chandan clinching gold in the men's 50m rifle three position event at the National Shooting Complex in Gulshan.
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Women's Asia Cup
Lanka race into final
Spinner Shsikala Siriwardene led Sri Lanka's women cricketers from the front with four wickets to take the Islanders into the Asia Cup final with a 30-run win over hosts Pakistan here on Saturday.
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Premiership
Chelsea march on, Gunners falter again
Jose Mourinho ended the year with plenty to celebrate as Chelsea swept aside Birmingham City 2-0 at Stamford Bridge here on Saturday and so remained at the top of the English Premiership entering 2006.
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Nel wants to copy Aussie appealing
Paceman Andre Nel says South Africa may copy Australia's aggressive appealing to match umpires in Monday's final cricket Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
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Ferguson hits out at Vieira
Sir Alex Ferguson has launched a withering attack on former Arsenal skipper Patrick Vieira after the Frenchman claimed Ruud van Nistelrooy was "a cheat and a coward".
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Maniche is perfect for Chelsea: Mourinho
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho said Dynamo Moscow's Portuguese midfielder Maniche, whom he coached at Benfica and FC Porto, would be perfect for the London-based club.
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Langer bowls for Warne
Shane Warne may be pushing the line with his aggressive appealing for wickets, but teammate Justin Langer says his style provides some of cricket's great theatre.
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Zidane ponders retirement
France playmaker Zinedine Zidane has hinted that he could retire after next year's World Cup in Germany.
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Morocco fire Troussier
Widely-travelled coach Philippe Troussier had his contract with the Moroccan national team terminated on Friday after only two months in charge, the country's football association said.
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Wins for Azad, Kathalbagan
Delwar struck an unbeaten 66 as Azad Sporting Club registered their fourth victory in the First Division Cricket League with a three-wicket win over Rupali bank at the Dhaka University ground yesterday.
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Jfa Cup
Narayanganj get walkover
Narayanganj got walkover against Brahmanbaria in the inaugural match of the zonal round of Chandpur in the JFA Cup Under-16 Football Tournament yesterday.
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Pawar to take over as ACC chief Jan 4
Chief of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Sharad Pawar will take over as president of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) from January 4, 2006.
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Div I h'ball
Mansoor Sporting Club and Menzis Krira Chakra won their respective matches in the Bactrol First Division Handball League at the outer stadium handball ground yesterday.
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Hakimpur win Manik Sarkar Gold Cup
Hakimpur Pourashava Eleven became champions in the Phulbari Manik Sarkar Challenge Gold Cup football tournament beating Dinajpur Khelowar Kalyan Shamity 4-2 at the Phulbari Degree College ground on Saturday.
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Fed Squash
Basundhara Group defeated Partex Group 6-3 in the Federation Squash League at the Gulshan Club yesterday.
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