Navy clinch title - Apr 5, 2012
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Bangladesh Navy emerged as the champions of the Citycell Independence Day Basketball Tournament 2012 beating Bangladesh Army 60-57 in a very competitive final at the Dhanmondi Indoor Basketball Gymnasium on Tuesday.
Bangladesh Army led the first half 28-23, but Navy came back to the game brilliantly after the resumption to win the match.
Navys Mithun Bishwas was the highest scorer with 27 points while his teammate Mizan added 13. Mithun Sarkar and Tofazzal caged 16 and 13 points respectively for the Army.
State Minister for Liberation War Affairs Capt (Retd) AB Tajul Islam was the chief guest at the closing ceremony and the minister distributed the prizes among the winners.
Suman Bhattacharjee, human resources director of Citycell, attended the programme as a special guest while Taslim Ahmed, head of Corporate Communications and Public Relations, and officials of Bangladesh Basketball Federation were also present on the occasion.
Courtesy of: http://www.daily-sun.com
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Army face Rangers, Navy play BGB in semis - Apr 5, 2012
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Bangladesh Army will lock horns with Rangers in the first semifinal of the Citycell Independence Day Basketball at the Dhanmondi Wooden Floor Gymnasium today.
Bangladesh Navy and Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) will lock horns in the second semifinal at the same venue.
In the last day of the of group matches on Sunday, Bangladesh Navy beat BKSP on 56-40 points. Mithun of Navy was the highest scorer with 28 points. Rangers edged past Bangladesh Police by 63-62 points with Shoaib, leading the scorers list with 21 points.
Courtesy of: http://www.daily-sun.com
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Nepal roll past Bangladesh to win Bronze in New Delhi - Jul 16, 2011
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Nepal - Bangladesh 73:62
Nepal celebrated victory at Middle Asia SAARC Division Qualifiers for Fiba Asia Championship consolation final. They shot down Bangladesh to step onto the pedestal in New Delhi. Sadish Pradhan knocked down 24 points to lead the effort.
Nepal surged in front in the opening period. They recorded a 23:19 lead after ten minutes of action. Nepal maintained the lead throughout the second term. They arrived at halftime up by 9 points 42:33. Nepal deepened the damage in the third term. They limited Bangladesh to just 9 points in the period and established a 15-point lead with one quarter remaining. Bangladesh just sweetened the pill in the fourth quarter. Binod Maharajaha posted 21 points for Nepal. Bipendra Mahrajaha contributed 12 points in the victory. Mithun Biswas answered with 21 points for Bangladesh. Shamsullaman Soyab delivered 15 points in the loss.
Nepal: Sadish Pradhan 24, Binod Maharajaha 21, Bipendra Mahrajaha 12
Bangladesh: Mithun Biswas 21, Shamsullaman Soyab 15
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