DRS could be used only for Tests
Sri Lanka and Australia are likely to have the DRS only for the Test-leg of the upcoming tour because of a shortage of cameras required for the minimum technology standards
Month: July 2011
DRS could be used only for Tests
Sri Lanka and Australia are likely to have the DRS only for the Test-leg of the upcoming tour because of a shortage of cameras required for the minimum technology standards
Australia A ease to innings win
Australia A completed a thumping win over Zimbabwe XI on the final day at Harare Sports Club.
Lawmen make breakthrough in cop’s death after seven years
Bridgetown. The police have made a breakthrough in the death of Constable Dexter Yarde who gunned down while responding to a burglary in Vauxhall, St James, in 2004. According to…
Gunbattle in Afghanistan leaves 80 militants dead, governor says
At least 80 militants were killed in series of operations involving Afghan and NATO forces during a day-long firefight last week in the country’s restive southeast, Paktika provincial governor Mukhlas Afghan said Sunday.
No Winehouse autopsy before Monday
An autopsy to determine what killed singer Amy Winehouse will not be scheduled before Monday morning, London’s Metropolitan Police said Sunday.
Players better educated against corruption – Lorgat
Haroon Lorgat has questioned what evidence Steve Waugh has for his assertion that 56 players reported illegal approaches from bookmakers last year
Authorities: Suspect in attacks confesses
The man accused of killing at least 93 people in Norway said he carried out the bombing and mass shooting and acted alone, authorities said today. The suspect has not pleaded guilty.
Norway wakes changed after nightmare
For Norwegians still in shock from Friday’s horrific attacks, there is a sense they have woken up in a country that has “lost its innocence.” FULL STORY | Authorities: Suspect confesses | Suspect’s manifesto
England boss, but India avoid follow-on
Fifteen years and 153 Tests later, Rahul Dravid returned to Lord’s to make it to the honours board and help India avoid the follow-on
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