Maddinson learns from idol Langer
Nic Maddinson hopes that some words of wisdom from his childhood idol Justin Langer can help him star during the Australia A tour of Zimbabwe
Month: June 2011
Obama: Al Qaeda under enormous strain
Information collected by U.S. commandos following a raid that resulted in the killing of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden shows the terror group is under enormous strain, President Barack Obama said in a nationally televised address.
Behind the scenes of the Afghanistan withdrawal plan
According to senior administration officials, the planning for President Barack Obama’s announcement for the drawdown from Afghanistan began in January of this year when the president summoned top members of his national security team into the Oval Off…
Countries should outvote BCCI on DRS – Boycott
The Decision Review System (DRS) should be made mandatory and India’s resistance to the system must be overcome by a majority vote in the ICC, Geoff Boycott, the former England batsman, has said
Cobham Oval approved as an international venue
Cobham Oval in Whangarei has become the latest addition to the rota of international cricket venues
Siddle, Hastings join Australia A
Peter Siddle will be given a chance to warm up ahead of Australia’s Test tour of Sri Lanka after being called in to the Australia A squad that will fly to Zimbabwe on Saturday
PCB approves deficit budget
The Pakistan Cricket Board has approved a deficit budget for 2011-2012 as its finances continue to be hit by teams refusing to tour the country due to security concerns
Gayle ready to apologise if claims were excessive
Chris Gayle is prepared to apologise if he can’t substantiate some of the charges he made in his controversial radio interview in April, according to Wavell Hinds
Taylor takes notes from ‘aggressive’ captain Warne
Shane Warne will be a source of captaincy inspiration for Ross Taylor as he aims to instil a winning mindset in his New Zealand side
Magnitude 6.7 quake rattles northern Japan
An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.7 struck off the Pacific coast of northern Japan early Thursday, Japanese and U.S. seismologists reported.
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