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Bashundhara Kings made a disappointing start to their AFC Challenge League campaign, losing 3–2 to Oman’s Al Seeb in their…
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The second day of the SAFF Athletics Championship in Ranchi brought Bangladesh their first medal of the meet, a bronze…
A scheduling conflict has emerged in Dhaka as the Asian Archery Championship, set for 8–14 November, overlaps with Bangladesh’s FIFA…
A nationwide primary selection round of the BKSP conducted “Goal O Chokkar Fuljuri Competition 2025” took place across the country…
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