13 killed in suspected drone strike in Pakistan
A suspected U.S. drone strike in Pakistan’s tribal region killed eight alleged militants Tuesday, intelligence officials said.
Month: July 2011
1 dead, 150 hurt after Yemeni attack on protesters
Supporters of Yemen’s embattled president converged overnight Monday on a central square in Hodeidah and killed an anti-government protester and injured more than 150 others, according to witnesses and a medical team member.
Despite boycotts, Syria’s ‘national dialogue’ extended
Even without input from most opposition leaders, Syria’s so-called “national dialogue” conference continues to live on — with the talks set to continue into Tuesday.
Four U.S. journalists arrested in Egypt
Four American journalists were arrested Monday in Egypt while filming anti-government protests at the Suez Canal
Johnson says no to BBL
Mitchell Johnson has boldly turned his back on the Twenty20 Big Bash League in order to keep himself fit for one of Australia’s most taxing Test match summers
Craddock stakes claim for full deal
A second successive century from their captain, James Foster, and a four-wicket haul for trialist Tom Craddock gave Essex a vital edge in their County Championship Division Two game against Leicestershire at Grace Road
Uganda surge to third win
A round-up of the third day of matches in the ICC Africa Region Division One Twenty20 2011
Rixon more than fielding coach – Lee
Little more than a week since greeting the Australian team, Steve Rixon is already assuming a position far more influential than that of a mere fielding coach
Jarvis returns to Zimbabwe set-up
Fast bowler Kyle Jarvis is close to a national re-call after being included in Zimbabwe XI’s squad for their two-day match against Australia A at Kwekwe
SLC officially postpones Sri Lanka Premier League
Sri Lanka Cricket has officially announced the postponement of the Sri Lanka Premier League to 2012
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