by an innings and 140 runs in the first test at Dhaka, Bangladesh to lead the 2 test series 1–0. (Cricinfo) Football (soccer): 2004 Tiger Cup championship, First Round Group A: Singapore 6 – 2 Laos Group A: Indonesia 8 – 0 Cambodia NFL Week 14, Monday Night Football: The Kansas City Chiefs defeat the Tennessee Titans 49–38 despite Drew Bennett's three touchdowns and 233 yards receiving, as well as quarterback Billy Volek's completing 29 of 43 passes for 426 yards. (ESPN) December 12, 2004 (Sunday) Rodeo: Ropers Speedy Williams and Rich Skelton win their record eighth consecutive world team roping title at the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas. Clay Tryan and Michael Jones won the aggregate title, while Dustin Elliott took the individual world title, his first.(AZ Central) College basketball: Duke University coach Mike Krzyzewski leads his team to his 700th career victory with an 82–54 win over the University of Toledo. Krzyzewski is only the 17th coach in NCAA history to lead one team to 700 wins. (ESPN) BBC Sports Personality of the Year Awards: Sports Personality of the Year (Winner): track and field athlete Kelly Holmes Sports Personality of the Year (Second place): Rower Matthew Pinsent Sports Personality of the Year (Third place): Cricketer Andrew Flintoff Overseas Personality of the Year: Tennis player Roger Federer Unsung hero: Abdullah Ben-Kmayal Coach of the Year: Arsène Wenger, manager of Arsenal F.C. Team of the Year: Great Britain Olympic Men's Coxless 4 rowing team Helen Rollason Award for courage in the face of adversity: Kirsty Howard Lifetime Achievement: Cricketer Ian Botham Young Personality of the Year: Tennis player Andrew Murray Biathlon: The Holmenkollen BWC event's final day features two Pursuit races, of which the ladies' 10 km race is won by Sandrine Bailly (FRA), with yesterday's winner Olga Zaitseva (Ольга Зайцева) (RUS) finishing second, and Olena Zubrilova (Олена Зубрилова) (BLR) getting the 3rd place. (IBU/EBU Results) In the men's 12.5 km race, Sven Fischer (GER) takes his 9th victory at Holmenkollen, beating Raphaël Poirée (FRA) by 8.6 seconds, and yesterday's Sprint winner, Ole Einar Bjørndalen, by 16.3 seconds. (IBU/EBU Results) Cross-country skiing: In the World Cup event at Fiemme Valley, Italy, Russia's #I team (Larisa Kurkina, Natalia Baranova-Masolkina, Yevgeniya Medvedeva-Arbuzova, Yuliya Chepalova) (Лариса Куркина, Наталия Баранова-Масолкина, Евгения Медведева-Абрузова, Юлия Чепалова) wins the ladies' 4×5 km Classical/Free technique relay, with Germany (Manuela Henkel, Claudia Künzel, Stefanie Böhler, Evi Sachenbacher) coming