Militants in Pakistan attack 2nd police station in 2 days
In the second such attack in two days, militants attacked a police station in Pakistan on Sunday, killing at least three officers.
Month: June 2011
Hacking collective LulzSec says it is disbanding
LulzSec, the gleeful and secretive band of hackers who appear to be responsible for a string of high-profile and sometimes embarrassing Internet attacks, said it was disbanding.
PCB to support DRS, oppose end to rotation policy
The PCB will support the recommendation to implement the Decision Review System (DRS) in international matches at the ICC annual conference in Hong Kong, its chairman Ijaz Butt has said
Mexico tops U.S. in Gold Cup final
In one of the Americas’ biggest soccer showdowns, the United States jumped to an early lead in the Gold Cup final before Mexico rallied to even the score.
Sharjeel blitz propels Hyderabad to win
A round-up of the second match day of the Faysal Bank Super Eight T20 Cup
West Indies drop vice-captain Nash
West Indies have dropped their vice-captain Brendan Nash and have recalled Kirk Edwards for the second Test, which begins on June 28 in Barbados
Wife: China releases activist Hu Jia
Chinese authorities have released activist Hu Jia, his wife posted Sunday on Twitter.
‘Howard rejection led to review of rotation policy’
The proposal to amend the ICC’s constitution to do away with the rotation policy for the appointment of its president has arisen from the rejection of John Howard for the vice-presidency, says former ICC president David Morgan
Afghanistan refugees double
Facing internal conflict, the number of people fleeing their homes in Afghanistan has more than doubled compared to this time last year, says Refugees International, an advocacy group for displaced persons.
Libya says NATO strikes kill 15 civilians
NATO airstrikes in the Libyan city of al-Brega Saturday killed 15 civilians and wounded several others, a Libyan government official told CNN.
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