Somali group planning Ramadan push?
Somalia’s top militant group may soon counter the government’s recent thrust against them with an offensive of their own.
Day: July 30, 2011
Career-best ton for Malan punishes Derbyshire
Dawid Malan scored a career-best 143 and his first Championship hundred of
the summer to move Middlesex into the driving seat at Lord’s against Division
Two rivals Derbyshire
de Kock steers South Africa to series win
South Africa Under-19s stormed to a series win in the 7th ODI against England Under-19s at Canterbury
Ruhuna, Wayamba advance to final
A round-up of the semi-finals of the Sri Lanka Cricket Inter-Provincial Twenty20
Glamorgan draw in dramatic finish
Leaders Northamptonshire failed in the final over of a dramatic match to win their County Championship Division Two clash with Glamorgan at St Helen’s
U.S. hikers’ Iranian lawyer hopeful of release
A lawyer for two American hikers detained in Iran said Saturday he believes the pair will be released from prison soon, even if Iran finds them guilty of espionage.
Libya says NATO strikes targeted state broadcaster
NATO strikes killed three employees of Libya’s state broadcaster in Tripoli Saturday and wounded 15 others, Libyan officials said.
Surrey scrap to tense win
Surrey clinched a nerve-tingling two-wicket County Championship victory
over Gloucestershire despite Mark Ramprakash being given out for obstructing the
field at Cheltenham
Nash, Vincent centuries set up huge win
Centuries from Chris Nash and Lou Vincent set Sussex up for a comfortable Clydesdale Bank 40 Group A win over Holland at Amstelveen
Police forensics under scrutiny in Amanda Knox appeal
American Amanda Knox arrived in court Saturday as an appeal against her conviction for the murder of British student Meredith Kercher resumed in Italy.
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