Nottinghamshire recover after Hogg burst
Lancashire wound up with more to do than they anticipated on a day in which Kyle Hogg demonstrated for the second time in five days that he may be entering his peak years as a bowler
Day: July 26, 2011
Nottinghamshire recover after Hogg burst
Lancashire wound up with more to do than they anticipated on a day in which Kyle Hogg demonstrated for the second time in five days that he may be entering his peak years as a bowler
Suspect ‘surprised’ that so many died
The Norwegian massacre suspect Anders Behring Breivik was “a little bit surprised” that he was able to pull off a bombing and shooting rampage in which he is accused of killing 76 people in total, his lawyer said Tuesday. GRIEF OVERWHELMS NORWAY | LATE…
Father: Breivik should have killed self
The father of massacre suspect Anders Behring Breivik said his son should have killed himself instead of allegedly going on the rampage that left 76 people dead. GRIEF OVERWHELMS NORWAY | LATEST DEVELOPMENTS |
Plane crash kills 78 in Morocco
Twenty people were killed Tuesday when a Moroccan C-130 military plane crashed in the southern part of the country, state-run Agence Maghreb Arabe Presse reported.
Khurram, Amjad Ali steer UAE to win
UAE recovered well from Monday’s loss, putting in team effort to register a four-wicket win against Kenya in the Intercontinental One-Day Cup in Nairobi, as a century from Kenya opener Rakep Patel went in vain
President says the Hinterland electricity programme will move forward.
Georgetown : The Guyana Government has now decided to find US$3M to fund the solar panel project, an intervention which President believes should not have been the alternative since the Norway…
Selectors make ‘harsh’ call on Steven Smith
Australia’s selectors have jettisoned the young allrounder Steven Smith for next month’s Test series in Sri Lanka, after previously giving every indication they were intent on persevering with him
Hamas executes father, son
Gaza’s ruling Hamas government said Tuesday it executed two Palestinian men for collaborating with Israel.
The new frontline in Libya’s fight
Firefighters battled a blaze caused by NATO airstrikes at a food-storage complex Monday in Zlitan, increasingly a front-line city in the conflict between Libyan government troops and rebels fighting to oust longtime ruler Moammar Gadhafi.
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