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The certificate awarding ceremony of the ACC (Asian Cricket Council)/CA (Cricket Australia) Level III Coach Education Course was held at the Dhaka Sheraton Hotel yesterday.  

But Smith's arrival at Warrington three games into this season has revived Bridge's fortunes.  

The 20-year-old utility back is thought to have clinched a place in coach Tony Smith's 24-man squad on the back of an impressive display for his club in their 18-10 defeat by Leeds. dual-code international winger Jason Robinson, was Saints' outstanding player and scored all their points with a try and three goals.  

Sean Long, preparing for his last game for St Helens, has tried to take the renewed heat out of the betting scandal that interrupted his career five years ago. Long and his then team-mate Martin Gleeson were suspended in 2004 for backing Bradford to beat a weakened Saints side. In promoting his recent autobiography, Longy, he has suggested that players betting on games, forbidden under the sport's by-laws, is widespread, and he has been told by the Rugby Football League that he must name names or face a  

Lee Smith is hoping for a touch of deja vu as he prepares to bring down the curtain on his Leeds career in Saturday's engage Super League Grand Final.  

Sean Long has been warned that he faces action from the Rugby League over betting allegations in his newly-published autobiography. The former Great Britain scrum-half, who faces Leeds in the Super League Grand Final on Saturday, was suspended along with his then St Helens team-mate, Martin Gleeson, for backing Saints to lose at Bradford in 2004. Now he could be called upon to justify those claims, according to the RFL's spokesman, Craig Spence.  

They're refusing to comment on allegations more players were involved in the 2004 betting scandal that led to Long being banned for three months and his former teammate, Martin Gleeson, for four. Both were fined £7,500. Long, who faces home town club Wigan in tonight's second playoff semi-final, claims other Saints stars and opponents from Bradford put money on a weakened St Helens to lose by more than nine points.  

Sean Long has claimed that Bradford players were also involved in the infamous betting scandal of 2004 - an allegation the Bulls have refuted.