Test players picked from anywhere, White believes
Cameron White says the rapid promotion of Nathan Lyon to tour Sri Lanka next month suggests the Australian selectors are employing an open door policy for the Test side
Month: July 2011
Barath admits his batting needs improvement
Adrian Barath, the West Indies batsman, has said that he would’ve liked to have played more domestic games before returning to international cricket after a long lay-off
18 killed in attack in south Afghanistan
At least 18 people were killed in southern Afghanistan on Friday when their bus rolled over an improvised explosive device, according to a governor’s spokesman.
New al Qaeda leader slams Syria’s president
The new head of al Qaeda describes Syria’s president as “the leader of criminal gangs, the protector of traitors,” and applauds anti-government protesters seeking to topple him, in a video that appeared on extremist websites this week.
New al Qaeda leader slams Syria’s president
The new head of al Qaeda describes Syria’s president as “the leader of criminal gangs, the protector of traitors,” and applauds anti-government protesters seeking to topple him, in a video that appeared on extremist websites this week.
Gambhir doubtful for second Test, Zaheer ruled out
Zaheer Khan has been ruled out of the second Test which begins in Nottingham from Friday, MS Dhoni has said
Norway police questioned over response
Norway’s police are facing tough questions over their response to last Friday’s terror attacks, in which 76 people died.
Close appointed New Zealand physio
Paul Close and Chris Donaldson have been appointed physiotherapist and strength and conditioning coach for New Zealand
Phone-hacking probe to start ordering testimony
The British judge leading the government-backed probe into illegal eavesdropping by journalists will start ordering people to testify and hand over documents “as soon as possible,” he said Thursday, as the inquiry launched.
Historic rains kill dozens in South Korea
Massive downpours in South Korea — the heaviest rains in a century — are blamed for 44 deaths, the country’s Central Disaster Relief Agency reported Thursday.
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