Zimbabwe fight back but Australia A on top
Zimbabwe XI fought back gamely for most of the third day after Australia A’s openers had put on a 289-run stand, Ray Price leading the way with four wickets as the visitors were restricted to a lead of 198
Month: July 2011
Norwegian PM: Attack ‘like a nightmare’
Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltenberg spoke at a news conference Saturday about the two-pronged attack on his country the previous day — a shooting at a youth camp that killed at least 84, and a bomb targeting government buildings in the capital, …
Bullet train in China derails, cars fall off bridge
At least two cars of a high-speed bullet train fell off a bridge late Saturday after a derailment in eastern China’s Zhejiang province, state-run news agency Xinhua reported, citing firefighting sources.
Denmark, Guernsey keep winning
A round up of the fourth day of matches of the European Championship Division One Twenty20
Joint NATO-Afghan raid leaves 16 militants dead in Afghanistan
An operation by Afghan and coalition forces in Helmand province left 16 militants dead, according provincial governor Gullab Mangall.
Norwegian islander ferried kids to safety
When Kasper Ilaug learned that something terrible was happening at Utoya island, he knew what he had to do: He donned his brightly colored weather gear, started up his 18-foot fishing boat and went to help.
Canada make it four wins in a row
A round-up of the fourth match-day in the ICC Americas Region Division One Twenty20
Canada make it four wins in a row
A round-up of the fourth match-day in the ICC Americas Region Division One Twenty20
Former Transvaal opener Ahmed Gabru dies
Former Transvaal opening batsman Ahmed Gabru, who played 19 first-class matches in the 1970s, has died in Johannesburg
Sri Lanka A set tough run chase
Sri Lanka A face a huge final-day run chase after being set 463 by Leicestershire although started briskly to reach 71 for 1
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