Hackers target Zimbabwe stock exchange
Computer hackers targeted the Zimbabwean stock exchange for the second time this week and used it as a phishing site, an official said Friday.
Day: August 5, 2011
Warwickshire hold on at Aigburth
Lancashire’s match against Warwickshire at Liverpool ended in a draw, but only after a late flurry of wickets just failed to secure a dramatic victory for the home side
Report: China relaxes birth restrictions after mudslide
China has relaxed its strict birth-control restrictions for families that lost children in a mudslide that killed hundreds in the northwest last year, state media reported Friday.
Bowlers put Afghanistan on top
Fast bowler Hamid Hassan was among the wickets again as Afghanistan took control of the match after making Canada follow on
Twenty passengers arrested on flight from Jamaica
Bridgetown. Twenty passengers travelling to Barbados on a Caribbean Airlines flight from Jamaica were arrested at the Grantley Adams International Airport on Wednesday night on suspicion of swallowing drugs. They…
Ton for fit-again Carberry
Michael Carberry put behind him nine months of illness trauma to score his first century of the season as Hampshire and Yorkshire ambled towards a high-scoring draw at the Rose Bowl
Lee watches Twenty20’s rise from joke to juggernaut
Having witnessed the evolution of Twenty20 from its formative days, Australia seamer Brett Lee admits that his team’s attitude towards the format has evolved over the years
Thai lawmakers vote for first female prime minister
The Thai parliament elected the nation’s first female prime minister Friday, with more than half the lawmakers backing her vote.
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