Sammy takes heart from ‘positive intent’
There are two ways to look at this West Indies performance. The first is with hope: after all this was the first display of intent, but the second is a with a touch of weariness over yet another collapse
Month: June 2011
Gunmen kill 9 at Afghan wedding
Nine people were killed in eastern Afghanistan Thursday after gunmen attacked a wedding party, a local official said.
First hurricane of season forms
Hurricane Adrian churned across the Pacific early Thursday as forecasters warned of dangerous surf and rip currents on the southwestern coast of Mexico.
Part-time selectors ‘a bit of an anachronism’
John Buchanan pushed for radical change to the New Zealand selection process because the old panel of part-time selectors had become “a bit of an anachronism”.
Part time selectors ‘a bit of an anachronism’
John Buchanan pushed for radical change to the New Zealand selection process because the old panel of part-time selectors had become “a bit of an anachronism”.
de Winter to coach Hobart Hurricanes
U.N. council mulls resolution on Syria
The four European members of the U.N. Security Council took the lead in presenting a revamped resolution to the United Nations condemning Syria for its crackdown on peaceful anti-government demonstrators.
Father faces van der Sloot for first time in court
Joran van der Sloot, the suspect in the killing of a young woman in a Peruvian hotel room who has also been linked to the disappearance of American Natalee Holloway in Aruba, will appear in court Wednesday morning.
Syrian refugees gather at Turkish border
About 100 Syrian refugees clustered, chanting and holding a Syrian flag, next to a border fence with Turkey, watched closely by several Turkish soldiers pacing in front of them.
Libyan rebel group sells first oil to U.S.
The rebel government in control of the eastern part of Libya has made its first sale of oil from territory it controls, the State Department confirmed Wednesday.
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