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2001 |
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01. |
Bangladesh participated in Muslim
Women Sports Games held in Iran from
24th to 30th October 2001. In athletics
Bangladesh won 1 Gold, 1 Silver and 1
Bronze medals and in swimming 1 Gold, 1
Silver and 2 Bronze medals. 17 Countries
took part in this game where Bangladesh
became 7th; |
|
02. |
International Master Ziaur Rahman
took part in 1st Open International
Chess Board Competition held in France
from 27th" Oct to 4th Nov 2001 and
earned Grand Master Title Showing his
unprecedented talents; |
|
03. |
Bangladesh Cricket
team shown good performance in the Test
Matches held in Dhaka from 5th to 28th
Nov. 2001 against Zimbabwe; |
|
2002 |
|
01. |
The 7th Bangladesh
Games was held during 8th to 11th March 2002 with the
utmost efforts of the Government and
Bangladesh Olympic Association. Late
President Shaheed Ziaur Rahman
introduced this game for the first time
in 1978 with a view to elevate the sports
and games of Bangladesh in the
international level. |
|
02. |
Bangladesh came out Champion in
Group-A in the Asian Youth Football
selection phase (under-20) in March
2002 held in Pakistan; |
|
03. |
Bangladesh Army stood champion in
the Chairman Cup Hockey Tournament held
from 29th April to 5th May, 2002 in
Myanmar; |
|
04. |
Bangladesh-A Team took part in the
3-Nations Challenge Cup Cricket Trophy
held in Malaysia from 19th to 27th May
2002 and became champion; |
|
05. |
In the JVC Bangladesh Asian
satellite Badminton Championship held
from 3rd to 7th June 2002 Bangladesh
clinched Champion titles in Doubles
(Women) and Mixed doubles; |
|
06. |
Bangladesh earned 2 Silver and 6
Bronze medals in SAARC Cycling
Competition held during 8th to 12th June
2002 in New Delhi, India |
|
07. |
In the 17th Commonwealth Games Mr. Asif Hossain Khan earned Gold medal in
10 m. Air Rifle held in Manchester from
25-07-2002 to 04-08-2002. |
|
08. |
In the 6th SAARC Countries Carom
Championship held in Maldives on 12-15
August 2002, Bangladesh became 3rd in
man's double event; |
|
09. |
Bangladesh won Silver Medal in
Kabadi in the 14th Asian Games held in Busan, South
Korea from 29-09-2002 to 14-10-2002; |
|
10. |
Bangladesh became unbeaten Champion
in the Sigma Darzee Wangchuk Football
Tournament held in Bhutan on 20-30 Dec.
2002; |
|
2003 |
|
01. |
In the 3rd SAF Football Championship
Bangladesh became unbeaten Champion held
in Dhaka during 10-20 January 2003; |
|
02. |
Bangladesh became Runners-up in the
Under-16 Asian Cup Hockey Competition
held in Dhaka from 4 to 12 March 2003; |
|
03. |
In the World Special Olympic Games
held in Dublin, Ireland held from
14-06-2003 to 02-07-2003 Bangladesh Team
of disabled sportsmen earned 10 Gold, 6
Silver and 6 Bronze; |
|
04. |
In the International Carom
Championship held in Dhaka from 26-29
September '03 Bangladesh earned gold
medal in mixed doubles; |
|
05. |
In the Devilal International Gold
Cup Wrestling Championship held in Delhi
from 28-29 September '03 Bangladesh became
Runners-up in Oriental Wrestling; |
|
06. |
Bangladesh Cricket Team shown their
excellent performance in the one-day
international & test matches held in
Pakistan 17-08-2003 to 24-09-2003. |
|
07. |
Bangladesh hosted SAARC Countries
Golf Championship in Dhaka from 9-12
December 2003; |
|
08. |
Bangladesh become Runners-up in
international Kabadi Friendship
Championship held from 5-7 December 2003
in Hariana,India; |
|
2004 |
|
01. |
In the 9th SAF Games held in
Islamabad, Pakistan from 28-3-2004 to
07-04-2004 Bangladesh earned 3 Gold, 11
silver and 26 Bronze medals; |
|
02. |
In the 3 one-day international
Cricket matches between Bangladesh &
Zimbabwe held in Zimbabwe in April 2004
Bangladesh won one international one-day
match; |
|
03. |
Bangladesh won the series in the 3
days 1st class cricket matches against
Zimbabwe-A team in April 2004 held in
Bangladesh; |
|
04. |
Bangladesh Cricket team drew in one
test match out of two test matches
against West Indies cricket team held in
West Indies; |
|
05. |
In the Asian Junior Athletics held
in Malaysia during 12-16 June 2004
Fauzia Huda Jui earned 3rd place in long
jump; |
|
06. |
Bangladesh became champion in plate
group beating Australia in the ICC U-19
World Cricket Championship held in Dhaka
in 2004; |
|
07. |
Bangladesh secured 3rd place in the
8th National Carom Championship from 31
July 2004 to 3 August 2004 held in
New Delhi, India; |
|
08. |
Bangladesh earned 3rd place in
qualify round in the FIVA Asian
Basketball Championship for Young men
held in Dhaka on 22-24 July 2004; |
|
09. |
In the 61st World Distance Swimming
Championship held in Murshidabad, India
from 29 August 2004 to 01 September 2004
Bangladesh bagged 1 Gold and 1 Bronze in
19-Kg event; |
|
10. |
Bangladesh earned bronze medal in
48-Kg group in the 6th Asian Youth Women
Weight Lifting Championship held on 14
August 2004 in Thailand; |
|
11. |
Bangladesh clinched the championship
in the Under-21 Challenge Cup Hockey
Tournament held in Dhaka during 30
September to 5 October 2004; |
|
12. |
Bangladesh placed 3rd position in the
4th World Carom Championship held during
5-9th October 2004 in Colombo, Sri
Lanka; |
|
13. |
Bangladesh won an one-day
international Cricket match against
India held in Dhaka on 26th December 2004; |
|
2005 |
|
01. |
Bangladesh won Test and One-day
International Cricket Series against
Zimbabwe held in February 2005 in
Bangladesh; |
|
02. |
Shooter Sabrina Sultana of
Bangladesh earned bronze medal on 50 m
Air Rifle event in the 5h Commonwealth
Shooting Championship held in Melbourne; |
|
03. |
Bangladesh secured 2nd position in
1st International Kho Kho Tournament held
during 17 to 19 April 2005 at Munshigonj,
Bangladesh; |
|
04. |
Bangladesh became champion winning
all the matches of 4th Davis cap Tennis Q.R men's qualifying round held in
Yangoon, Myanmar on 27th April to 1st
May 2005 and elevated to 3rd round
group; |
|
05. |
Bangladesh won a one-day
International Cricket match in the
NatWest Series against world champion
Australia held at Cardief in U.K on 18th
June 2005. |
