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Asia Cup Hockey: Bangladesh suffer 1-6 goal defeat against South Korea in opener
Bangladesh made a frustrating start in the eight-nation 11th Asia Cup Hockey '2022 after suffering 1-6 goal defeat against former champions South Korea in their first match at the GBK Hockey Field in Jakarta on Monday.
In the match, captain Khurshedur Rahman put Bangladesh team ahead in the 6th minute from a penalty corner astonishing the four times champions South Korea (1-0).
After conceding an early goal, Korean players reorganized themselves to create strong pressure over Bangladesh and scored six goals in a row.
South Korea, which took 3-1 lead in the first half (2nd quarter), scored two more goals in the 3rd quarter (5-1) and confirmed their comfortable victory adding one more goal in the 4th and last quarter (6-1).
Also read: Hockey: Bangladesh suffer drubbing against India in prep match
In the opening match, Malaysia outplayed Oman by 7-0 goal Monday morning in another Pool B match at the same venue.
Earlier, Bangladesh team was placed in four-team Pool B with Malaysia, South Korea and Oman while Pool A team comprises India Japan, Pakistan and hosts Indonesia.
In the remaining Pool B matches, Bangladesh will play Oman on Tuesday (May 24) at 10:45 am and meet Malaysia on Thursday (May 26) at 1: pm, all are Bangladesh time.
In Monday's two Pool A matches, Japan due to meet hosts Indonesia while India scheduled play their arch- rivals Pakistan.
Ahead of the Hero Men's Asia Cup Hockey' 2022, Bangladesh played two preparatory matches in Jakarta last week.
Also read: Asia Cup Hockey begins Monday in Jakarta
Bangladesh suffered 1-5 goals defeat against holders India in their 2nd preparatory match after beating hosts Indonesia by 2-1 goals in the first match.
Top five teams of the last Asia Cup--holders India, Japan, Malaysia, Pakistan, South Korea--,hosts Indonesia and last AHF Cup champions Bangladesh and runners- up Oman have earned rights to play in the eight-nation Asia Cup Hockey.
South Korea clinched the Asia Cup title for a record four times while India followed them by winning the title for three times.
Bangladesh qualified for the eight-nation Hero Men’s Asia Cup Hockey main event by clinching the nine-nation Men's AHF Cup Hockey title for the 4th consecutive times with all-win record also held in Jakarta last March.
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Janata Bank took solo lead in the Inter Bank Chess Team Tournament securing nine points after the 5th round matches held at Bangladesh Chess Federation Hall-Room on Sunday.
Sonali Bank is in the 2nd position with 8 points and BRAC Bank, Eastern Bank and Agrani Bank are sharing the 3rd positions with 7 points each.
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In the day's 6th or penultimate round matches, Janata Bank beat Rupali Bank by 4-0 game points, Sonali Bank beat Mercantile Bank by 3.5-0.5 game points, BRAC Bank beat Eastern Bank by 2.5-1.5 game points while Palli Sanchay Bank beat City Bank by 3-1 game points.
The 7th or last round matches will be held on Monday from 4:00 pm at the same venue.
Asia Cup Hockey begins Monday in Jakarta
The 11th edition of the eight-nation Asia Cup Hockey '2022 begins on Monday at the GBK Hockey Field in Jakarta.
Top five teams of the last Asia Cup--holders India, Japan, Malaysia, Pakistan, South Korea--,hosts Indonesia and last AHF Cup champions Bangladesh and runners- up Oman have qualified for the tournament.
Also read: Hockey: Bangladesh suffer drubbing against India in prep match
Bangladesh team was placed in four-team Pool B with Malaysia, South Korea and Oman while Pool A team comprises India Japan, Pakistan and hosts Indonesia.
Four matches will be held on the opening day (Monday).
Malaysia will face Oman in the inaugural match at 10:45 am (Bangladesh time) while Bangladesh will face former champions South Korea at 1:pm (BST) in the Pool B matches.
In Pool A matches, Japan will meet hosts Indonesia at 3:15 pm (BST) while India will play their arch- rivals Pakistan at 5:30 pm (BST) in the other opening day's fixture.
In the remaining group matches, Bangladesh will play Oman on Tuesday (May 24) at 10:45 am and meet Malaysia on Thursday (May 26) at 1: pm, all are Bangladesh time.
The final match will be held on June 1.
South Korea clinched the Asia Cup title for a record four times while India followed them by winning the title for three times.
Also read: Sports Hockey: Bangladesh beat Indonesia 2-1 in preparatory match ahead of Asis Cup
Bangladesh Hockey team, now in Indonesia to participate in the Hero Men's Asia Cup Hockey' 2022 played two preparatory matches ahead of the main event.
Bangladesh suffered 1-5 goals defeat against holders India in their 2nd preparatory match after beating hosts Indonesia by 2-1 goals in the first match.
Earlier, Bangladesh qualified for the Hero Men’s Asia Cup Hockey by clinching the nine-nation Men's AHF Cup Hockey title for the 4th consecutive times with all-win record also held in Jakarta last March.
Hockey: Bangladesh suffer drubbing against India in prep match
Bangladesh Hockey team, now in Indonesia to participate in the Hero Men's Asia Cup Hockey 2022, suffered a 5-1 defeat against India in their 2nd preparatory match in Jakarta on Saturday.
Ershad Hossain scored the lone goal for Bangladesh against their giant neighbor India.
Read: Sports Hockey: Bangladesh beat Indonesia 2-1 in preparatory match ahead of Asis Cup
Earlier, Bangladesh defeated hosts Indonesia by 2-1 goals in their first preparatory match in Jakarta last Thursday with captain Khurshedur Rahman and Rakibul Hasan scoring one goal each for Bangladesh.
The eight-nation prestigious Hero Men's Asia Cup Hockey:2022 will be held in Jakarta from May 23 to June 1.
In the Asia Cup Hockey, Bangladesh team was placed in Pool B with Malaysia, Korea and Oman.
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Bangladesh will face Korea on May 23, Oman on May 24 and Malaysia on May 26.
Earlier, Bangladesh qualified for the Hero Men’s Asia Cup Hockey by clinching the nine-nation Men's AHF Cup Hockey title for the 4th consecutive times with all-win record also held in Jakarta last March.
Sports Hockey: Bangladesh beat Indonesia 2-1 in preparatory match ahead of Asis Cup
Bangladesh Hockey team, now in Indonesia to participate in the Hero Men's Asia Cup Hockey' 2022, defeated hosts Indonesia by 2-1 goal in a preparatory match in Jakarta on Thursday..
Khurshedur Rahman and Rakibul Hasan scored one goal each for Bangladesh in the day's match.
Bangladesh will play another preparatory Hockey match against their giant neighbour India on Saturday (May 21).
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The eight-nation prestigious Hero Men's Asia Cup Hockey:2022 will be held in Jakarta from May 23 to June 1.
In the Hero Men's Asia Cup Hockey, Bangladesh team was placed in Pool B with Malaysia, Korea and Oman.
Bangladesh will face Korea on May 23, Oman on May 24 and Malaysia on May 26.
Earlier in last March in Jakarta, Bangladesh qualified for the Hero Men’s Asia Cup Hockey by clinching the nine-nation Men's AHF Cup Hockey title for the fourth consecutive times with all-win record.
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Bangladesh beat Indonesia by 7-2 goal in the AHF Cup Hockey in last March in Jakarta and defeated Indonesia again by 3-1 goals In the Asian Games Hockey Qualifier in Bangkok on May 7 last.
36th National Snooker Championship begins at Banani Club
The 36th National Snooker Championship'2022, jointly organised by Bangladesh Billiard and Snooker Federation (BBSF) and Banani Club Limited, began on Thursday at the Banani Club premises here.
A total of 143 players from 21 clubs across the country are taking part in the three-day meet, sponsored by City Bank Limited and American Express.
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The details of the championship were disclosed at a press conference at the Banani Club Limited here Thursday noon.
President of Banani Club Limited Rubel Aziz, BBSF vice president Aziz Al Masud, BBSF general secretary Syed Mahboob, tournament director Dr Zahirul Islam and member in charge of Billiard and Snooker of Banani Club Azizul Abedin were present at the conference.
Archery WC: Bangladesh recurve men's team eliminated from pre-quarterfinal
The Bangladesh team was eliminated from the recurve men's team event's pre-quarter final of the Archery World Cup, Stage-2, losing to South Korea by 1-5 sets held in Korea on Thursday.
Earlier, Bangladesh recurve men's team consisting of Hakim Ahmed Rubel, M. Ruman Shana and Abdur Rahman Aliif reached the pre-quarterfinal of the meet beating Australia by 6-0 sets in the elimination round of 12 Thursday morning
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The recurve men's singles, recurve women's singles and mixed team event matches will be held on Friday (May 20).
Archery World Cup: Bangladesh to play Australia in recurve men’s team on Thursday
Bangladesh to play Australia in the elimination round of 12 of the recurve men’s team event of the Archery World Cup, Stage-2 on Thursday (May 19) in Korea.
Earlier, Bangladesh recurve men’s team comprises Hakim Ahmed Rubel, Ruman Shana and Abdur Rahman Alif was placed 16th among 18 participating teams scoring 1913 while Bangladesh recurve mixed team consists Hakim Ahmed Rubel and Diya Siddiqui finished 17th among 20 teams scoring 1265 in the event’s qualification round on Wednesday.
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In the day’s qualification round of the recurve men’s singles, Hakim Ahmed Rubel of Bangladesh was placed 44th scoring 642, Ruman Shana finished 50th scoring 636 while Abdur Rahman Alif ranked 55th scoring 635 among the 77 archers .
In the recurve women’s singles qualifiers, Diya Siddiqui of Bangladesh was placed 21st scoring 623 among 64 participants on the day.
36th National Snooker Championship on Thursday
The 36th edition of the National Snooker Championship’2022, jointly organized by Banani Club Limited and Bangladesh Billiards and Snooker Federation (BBSF) will be held on Thursday at the Banani Club Limited in the capital.
President of Banani Club Limited Rubel Aziz will inaugurate the meet at 12 pm as the chief guest.
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BBSF Vice President Aziz Al Masud, BBSF general secretary Syed Mahboob, Tournament Director Dr. Zahirul Islam will present at the inaugural ceremony of the meet, sponsored by City Bank Ltd and American Express .
Bangladesh hockey team to play preparatory match with India on May 21
Bangladesh Hockey team, now in Indonesian capital Jakarta to participate in the Men's Asia Cup Hockey, will play a preparatory match with their giant neighbour India on May 21.
The eight-nation prestigious Hero Men's Asia Cup Hockey:2022 will be held in Jakarta from May 23 to June 1.
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Bangladesh national Hockey team, led by new captain Khorshedur Rahman reached Jakarta from Bangkok today (Monday) early hour at 3 pm local time, will start their practicing on Wednesday after taking a full day on Tuesday.
In the Hero Men's Asia Cup Hockey' 2022, Bangladesh team was placed in Pool B with Malaysia, Korea and Oman.
Bangladesh will face Korea on May 23, Oman on May 24 and Malaysia on May 26.
Earlier, Bangladesh qualified for the Hero Men’s Asia Cup Hockey by clinching the Men's AHF Cup Hockey title for the fourth consecutive times, also in Jakarta last March.
In March 20 this year, Bangladesh clinched the nine-nation Men's Asian Hockey Federation (AHF) Cup title with all-win record beating upper ranked Oman twice in the final and in the group match in Indonesia.
Bangladesh beat Oman by 5-3 goals in penalty shoot out as the final match between two teams was locked in 1-1 draw in stipulated period. Bangladesh also beat Oman by 3-2 goals in the AHF Cup group match.
But, in the just concluded nine-nation Asian Games Men's Hockey Qualifier in Thailand, Bangladesh finished runners-up with an embrassing 2-6 goals defeat against their old foe Oman in the final at the Queen Sirkit Commemorative Stadium in Bangkok Sunday (May 15) afternoon.
With the this well merited victory, Oman not only clinched the long cherished title, but also took revenge of their two consecutive defeats against Bangladesh in the nine-nation AHF Cup Hockey held in Jakarta two month ago.
Also read: Asian Games Hockey Qualifier: Bangladesh finish runners-up after suffering 2-6 defeat against Oman
Both the champion Oman and runners-up Bangladesh qualified for the Asian Games Hockey'2022 main battle as the top six teams of the nine-nation qualifying meet were entitled to play in the Asian Games Hockey.
Earlier, Bangladesh emerged Pool B champions of the Asian Games Men's Hockey Qualifier with all-win record after beating Indonesia and Sri Lanka by 3-1 goals each and Singapore by 1-0 goal in three group matches, and eliminated hosts Thailand by 4-1 goals in the semifinal.