All-round India seal 50-run win
The Asia Cup was a chance for India to wipe the slate clean after the horrors of Australia, and they began their campaign by playing to their strengths – batting the opposition out of the game
Day: March 13, 2012
Namibia upset Ireland in close contest
Just as they did two years ago at the previous World Twenty20 Qualifiers, Ireland must come from behind to make it to the finals
Lee unhappy with dual new balls in ODIs
Brett Lee has taken aim at the use of dual new balls in ODIs, claiming the change has stripped fast bowlers of reverse swing in the late overs of an innings
France’s right-wing wild card
Marine Le Pen officially entered the French election race on Tuesday, saying she had secured the backing of 500 elected officials required to stand in the French presidential contest.
Sixth road fatality for the year
Bridgetown. Neil Rose 44, of Westbury Road, St Michael, is Barbados' third road fatality in three days. Rose a legal clerk died after he struck by a route taxi, on…
Change was mandated by the people says new CARICOM Chairman
Georgetown: One the issue of whether the recently held 23rd Intercessional Meeting of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) can be construed as a ‘talk shop’ or not the incoming Chairman Dr. Kenny…
GPL US$5M submarine cable starts journey across Demerara River
Georgetown: Electricity supply, particularly to the West Demerara area will be greatly improved when the Guyana Power and Light (GPL) Company completes laying its US$5M submarine cable along the river…
Follow-up care after kidney transplant is not optional – Surgeon
Georgetown: Scheduled and continuous follow-up after a kidney transplant operation is not an option. In fact according to expert kidney transplant surgeon, Dr. Rahul Jindal of the Walter Reed Army…
Second TT national elected judge at International Criminal Court
New York: Former High Court judge Justice Anthony Carmona SC, was yesterday elected at the United Nations as the second Trinidad and Tobago national to become a judge of the…
Opposition Leader challenges PM’s decision to use her sister as travel assistant
Port-of-Spain: Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley is condemning Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar's decision to employ her sister Vidwatie Newton as her personal assistant on overseas trips, paid for by the…
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