Dozens dead in China bullet train crash
A high-speed bullet train collision in eastern China’s Zhejiang province Saturday left 33 people dead , state-run news agency Xinhua reported.
Month: July 2011
Denmark, Italy set up final clash
A round up of the fifth day of matches of the European Championship Division One Twenty20
Next year’s Asia Cup rescheduled
The 2012 Asia Cup has been rescheduled to avoid conflicting with the ODI tri-series in Australia that also includes Sri Lanka and India
Hayden in Brisbane Heat talks
Matthew Hayden, the former Australian opener, is in the final stages of negotiations to play for the Brisbane Heat in the expanded Twenty20 Big Bash League next summer
Protesters, residents clash in Cairo
Protesters and residents clashed in Cairo’s Abbasiya neighborhood Saturday, leaving at least two dozen people with injuries serious enough to be taken to area hospitals, a health ministry official said.
In Pakistan’s bloodiest city, violence has little to do with militants
At least 15 were killed in shootouts over the past two days in Karachi, police said, the latest victims in a surge of deadly violence that has gripped Pakistan’s largest city and commercial capital.
Hampshire deny Nottinghamshire but lose points
Samit Patel took a career-best 7 for 68 with his left-arm spin but
Nottinghamshire were forced to settle for a draw against Hampshire at the Rose Bowl
Norway survivor played dead to stay alive
Three times, Adrian Pracon prepared to die on Utoya island, a Norwegian paradise turned to hell Friday. Friends he laughed with earlier in the day fell one by one in a gunman’s hail of fire.
Police found several unlicensed guns in interior
Madhia : Yesterday police ranks were responding to a report at Tiger Creek, Mahdia, when they observed two men drop a bag and run away. Upon checking the bag the…
Wayamba, Kandurata post easy wins
A round-up of the second day of matches at the Sri Lanka Cricket Inter-Provincial Twenty20
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