Despite rallies supporting him, Somali PM steps down
Despite days of rallies supporting him in the capital city of Mogadishu, Somali Prime Minister Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo resigned Sunday.
Month: June 2011
Source: Yemeni troops fight Islamists for province
At least a dozen Islamic militants and two Yemeni troops died overnight as Yemen fights to wrest control of Abyan province from militants, a senior security official in the southern province told CNN Sunday.
U.S. in peace talks with Taliban, Afghan president says
The United States is involved in peace talks with the Taliban, Afghan President Hamid Karzai told a youth group in Kabul on Saturday. The speech was broadcast by Afghan state TV.
SLC rejects Indian board’s claim over SLPL
Sri Lanka Cricket has rejected the BCCI’s claim that the Sri Lanka Premier League is a private-party organised tournament
Misbah focussed on the present
Misbah-ul-Haq, the Pakistan captain, has said he’s focussed firmly on the present and not looking too far ahead in terms of his place in the side or his captaincy
Eden Gardens to host three internationals in 2011-12
The BCCI has awarded Kolkata three matches during India’s home series against England and West Indies between October and December 2011
NZC to cut costs by US$ 3 million
New Zealand Cricket will be cutting costs by around US$ 3 million and, as a result, the country’s professional players will have to wait until 2015 to receive part of their salaries for the next financial year
No Indians in SLPL, says BCCI
The BCCI has denied permission to the 12 Indian cricketers who wanted to participate in the Sri Lanka Premier League
Mithun to miss first Test, Munaf doubtful
Abhimanyu Mithun will not be available for the first West Indies-India Test that begins on June 20 in Jamaica, due to visa issues
Kent fight back for remarkable victory
Pakistan pace bowler Wahab Riaz held his nerve in the final over of the night as Kent beat Middlesex by nine runs in an edgy affair in Canterbury
You must be logged in to post a comment.