Fletcher a ‘massive plus’ for India – Bell
Ian Bell believes Duncan Fletcher will be a “massive plus” for India in the upcoming Test series as he makes use of his time as England coach
Month: July 2011
Strauss shines as Somerset dominate in draw
Andrew Strauss and Peter Trego ensured that India were left with precious little to take from Taunton other than Suresh Raina’s 103 earlier on the final day
Arab unrest: Libyan rebels advance, Yemen protesters’ rift, more
Countries in the Middle East and North Africa have been swept up in protests against longtime rulers since the January revolt that ousted Tunisian strongman Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. In many cases, these demonstrations and movements have been met with b…
Mandela’s birthday a call for service
Nelson Mandela turned 93 on Monday surrounded by family, as South Africans paid tribute to his legacy by performing at least 67 minutes of public service.
Somerset happy to ‘bully’ India
Somerset believe they have played an important part in giving England a head start to the Test series against India after being able to “bully” India for three days in Taunton
Egypt’s new Cabinet: 14 new ministers
Egypt’s prime minister has appointed 14 new ministers and kept 13 in their current positions in a much anticipated government reshuffle that attempted to satisfy opposition protesters that accused the country’s military rulers and the prime minister of…
Egypt’s Mubarak out of coma, hospital says
Hosni Mubarak, the onetime Egyptian strongman who was toppled by a popular uprising in February, has regained consciousness after lapsing into a coma Sunday, a top hospital official said.
London police chief resigns amid scandal
London’s police chief says he’ll resign as a result of the widening phone-hacking scandal that has rocked his department. Also Sunday, former News of the World editor Rebekah Brooks was arrested. FULL STORY | Brooks arrested
New airstrikes rattle Tripoli in Libya conflict
Fighting between Libyan rebels and government troops raged around the eastern Libyan oil town of Brega throughout the weekend as NATO warplanes launched a sustained pre-dawn raid on Tripoli’s eastern suburbs.
Zimbabwe battle but Australia A in charge
Australia A captain Tim Paine narrowly missed out on a century as the visitors built a healthy lead on the third day at the Country Club in Harare
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