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SportsSaifuddin eying a spot in Test team
Bangladesh all-rounder Mohammad Saifuddin has said he is looking forward to becoming a member of the Test team.
Blow for Rugby Australia as Qantas end sponsorship
Rugby Australia's brittle finances suffered a major blow on Wednesday when naming sponsor Qantas announced they would be ending their 30-year association with the game at the end of this year.
Leicester go top, Liverpool claim second win as goals fly in
Champions Liverpool and Leicester City maintained their winning starts to the Premier League on Sunday as the second weekend of the new season produced a goal-rush.
Masterminding doping network
Sports physician goes on trial
The murky business of doping in sport goes under the microscope on Wednesday when the trial of a German physician accused of masterminding an international blood-doping network dismantled last year ...
Sri Lankan sports minister asks SLC to reconsider conditions for Tigers
Sri Lankan sports minister Namal Rajapaksa asked Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) to reconsider the COVID-19 directives for Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) on cricketers quarantine terms as BCB president ...
Olympics-Games must be held next year 'at any cost'
The rearranged Tokyo Games must be held "at any cost" in 2021, Japan's Olympic minister Seiko Hashimoto said on Tuesday.
Root left out of England T20 squad for Australia series
England test captain Joe Root has been left out of the Twenty20 squad for the three-match series against Australia but will return for the three one-day internationals, the England and Wales Cricket ...
Former hockey player Ehtesham Sultan dies
Former national hockey player, national hockey coach and national sports award winner Ehtesham Sultan passed away on Monday
Shakib to practice at BKSP
Star cricketer Shakib Al Hasan will begin practice at BKSP, preparing to be return to the game once the ban against him is lifted on 29 October
Sheikh Kamal could give a lot to country: PM Hasina
Kamal had an all-round talent. Having such multifaceted talents in a single person was truly rare, said prime minister Sheikh Hasina
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