Minister pans selectors over Katich
Simon Katich’s contentious sacking has moved the federal defence minister, Stephen Smith, to make his own unbridled attack on the national selectors.
Month: June 2011
New Zealand reappoint assistant coach Woodhill
New Zealand Cricket has renewed assistant coach Trent Woodhill’s contract until 2012
Report: Military storms Syrian town
About 200 military vehicles stormed the Syrian town of Jisr al-Shugur on Sunday as helicopter pilots armed with machine guns hovered in the sky, local activists said.
Sources: Bahrain tries ex-lawmakers, imprisons poet
At least two former Bahraini opposition lawmakers went on trial Sunday, sources said, as a military court sentenced a 20-year-old poet to a year in prison.
Poultry prices to increase
Bridgetown. Poultry prices in Barbados will increase by next month.President of the Barbados Eggs and Poultry Producers Association (BEPPA) Wendell Clarke, told Trakker News that the rise is due to an…
Minister calls meeting over fresh CSA bonus claims
South Africa’s sports minister Fikile Mbalula has sought a meeting with top Cricket South Africa officials, including its chief executive Gerald Majola, later this week following allegations of improperly awarded bonuses
West Indies play for pride, again
ESPNcricinfo previews the fourth ODI between West Indies and India in North Sound
Dwayne Bravo wanted break to regain focus
Dwayne Bravo has said he asked for a break for the “remainder of the ODI series” against India because he was “not happy” with his game at the moment
Taunton fixture ruined by heavy rain
Somerset’s Friends Life t20 game against Hampshire Royals at Taunton was called off an hour before the scheduled start on Sunday after torrential morning rain left the outfield saturated
Rain rules out play at Headingley
Yorkshire’s bid to complete a hat-trick of Friends Life t20 North Group victories was ruined by bad weather which prevented a ball being bowled in their match against Northamptonshire at Headingley
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