Donald wants bowlers who won’t back down
Allan Donald, the newly-appointed South Africa bowling coach, wants to create an attack that is “cocky and arrogant in all the right ways,” during his time with the national team
Month: June 2011
Thousands of Spaniards call for economic reform in new protest
Tens of thousands of protesters converged on central Madrid Sunday as the so-called May 15 movement pushing for political and social change in Spain again took to the streets.
Report: Syrian president plans to address nation
Syria’s president plans to address his nation Monday, his third such nationally televised speech since popular unrest started to boil over more than three months ago, state-run media reports.
Hundreds of Brazilian military police raid slum in Rio de Janeiro
Hundreds of military police raided a slum in northern Rio de Janeiro this weekend, seizing dozens of vehicles and hundreds of bundles of marijuana, state-run media reported Sunday.
Thousands of volcano evacuees return home in southern Chile
Thousands of people in southern Chile were told they could return home Sunday, some two weeks after a volcanic eruption forced them to flee.
Cocaine found in car en route to Suriname-two persons arrested
Berbice : A man and a woman were arrested and the motor vehicle has been detained after police ranks stopped and searched motor vehicle PJJ 9393, which was en route to Suriname, at…
Woman stabbed to death
Bridgetown. The police are investigating the muder of a woman in Rock Hall,St Philip. According to reports, the woman, a non national and in her 30swas found dead at her home with…
Troubled West Indies take on depleted India
Chris Gayle will still remain in the stands, and West Indies deprived of their best player against the world’s No.1 ranked Test team
23 wickets tumble on first day at Lord’s
Tim Murtagh and Azhar Mahmood led the way with six-wicket hauls as bowlers dominated a remarkable opening day of Middlesex’s Second Division clash with Kent at Lord’s
PM makes spiritual connection – attends two father’s day services
Georgetown : Prime Minister and acting President Samuel Hinds today attended two church services to commemorate Father’s Day. The first service was held at the St. George’s Cathedral, which was their annual celebration for Trinity Sunday, also referred…
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