Donald wants South Africa to topple England
Allan Donald, South Africa’s new bowling coach, is looking forward to the challenge of playing England next year and thinks South Africa has a chance of toppling the new No. 1 side
Day: August 17, 2011
Teenagers charged
Bridgetown. Teenagers Adrian Cox,19,of Parish Land, Christ Church. Kismar Alleyne,18, of Passage Road, St Michael and Anthony Knight,17, of Dayrells Road, Christ Church were arrested and charged earlier this week…
North signs two-year Glamorgan deal
Marcus North, the Western Australia captain, will take his tally of English counties that he has represented to six after signing a two-year deal as Glamorgan’s overseas player
England hunt whitewash, India need pride
England celebrated reaching No. 1 in the world with a good night in Birmingham on Sunday but it was soon back to the day job and, four days later, they already face the first test of the new status
England hunt whitewash, India need pride
England celebrated reaching No. 1 in the world with a good night in Birmingham on Sunday but it was soon back to the day job and, four days later, they already face the first test of the new status
Ten teams for World Cup qualifier
The Women’s World Cup Qualifier in Bangladesh later this year will feature 10 teams and be played at four venues in Dhaka
O’Brien extends Northants contract
Niall O’Brien has extended his contract with Northants to 2013, while the on-loan Kyle Coetzer will remain at the county until the end of the season, and seamer David Lucas is set to be released after five seasons
Rabiya Shah returns for West Indies tour
Pakistan have recalled 19-year-old batsman Rabiya Shah for the upcoming tour of the West Indies
Eurozone crisis tarnishes Germany’s ‘Iron Lady’
For years, Germany has been feted as the strong man of Europe: While those around it battled years of boom-and-bust, Germany, stable and consistent, thrived. Its economy — and the economic management of its leaders — was frequently cited as an exampl…
New details emerge about Sydney bomb-collar case
Old-fashioned detective work has unraveled a complicated but flawed scheme to extort an Australian family by strapping a fake bomb to an 18-year-old woman, court documents reveal.
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