What was behind Stanley Cup riots?
Sanitation workers in Vancouver continued clean-up efforts Thursday after hundreds of angry hockey fans, fuming over their team’s Stanley Cup loss, wreaked havoc across downtown sections of the Canadian city.
Month: June 2011
Coetzer returns to Scotland squad
Kyle Coetzer, the Durham batsman, has been recalled to Scotland’s squads for the Intercontinental Cup and one-day internationals against Netherlands later this month
Coetzer returns to Scotland squad
Kyle Coetzer, the Durham batsman, has been recalled to Scotland’s squads for the Intercontinental Cup and one-day internationals against Netherlands later this month
DRS has improved umpiring – Kirsten
Gary Kirsten has come out in support of the DRS, describing it as a “great system” that had had a positive effect on umpiring standards in recent times
Sarwan and Bravo turn their form around
Darren Bravo and Ramnaresh Sarwan, two men whose struggles with the bat mirrored their team’s troubles early in the series did the job for West Indies today
Raina can develop into a good captain – Fletcher
Duncan Fletcher believes captaincy may have affected Suresh Raina’s batting but that Raina has the makings of a good leader in the future
Bravo, Sarwan set up West Indies’ win
Darren Bravo went from being cheap imitation to being a decent impression of Brian Lara, setting up West Indies’ win with 34 off 12 after his rather strange go-slow
Katich’s omission a shock to me – Ponting
Ricky Ponting has said he was shocked by the decision to drop Simon Katich from Cricket Australia’s list of centrally contracted players
Player selector relations can improve – Chappell
Australia’s selectors agree that communications between the national panel and the players it chooses, for national contracts and teams, are not what they should be.
Consistency the key to DRS – Tendulkar
Sachin Tendulkar says he is not against DRS, but wants technology to be used to ensure the system provides consistent results
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