Massive typhoon to miss Philippines
Typhoon Nanmadol is not expected to make landfall in the Philippines, forecasters said Friday, a develop that may be cheered in the places that were supposed to be in the path of the powerful storm.
Month: August 2011
Another USACA election shambles
USA Cricket Association board member Shelton Glasgow has declared that all regional elections that have taken place in advance of October’s USACA general election are null and void
U.S. accuses Syrian regime of cartoonist’s attack
The U.S. State Department got personal in its complaints against the Syrian government Thursday, accusing it of a “targeted, brutal attack” on a popular Syrian political cartoonist, Ali Farzat.
Amir let off with a warning for breach of ban
Pakistan seamer Mohammad Amir, who flouted his international ban following the spot-fixing controversy by playing in a Surrey league game, has reportedly been let off with a warning from the ICC
Case alleges man raped mentally disabled daughters
An 80-year old Austrian man has been taken into custody for allegedly sexually abusing his wife and his two mentally disabled daughters for more than 40 years, police and a prosecutor said Thursday.
Hurricane Irene slams the Bahamas
Mandatory evacuation orders for parts of North Carolina’s Outer Banks will take effect Thursday morning as state emergency officials prepare for the arrival of Hurricane Irene, now battering the Bahamas with sustained winds of 115 mph.
New faces unlikely in England ODI squad
Experimentation was the order of the day in Ireland, but England are likely to have a far more familiar squad for the one-day internationals against India
England have the better of brief Irish sojourn
In terms of the outcome, this was more Belfast 2009 then Bangalore 2011 as England edged a match that was interrupted frequently by the weather
Indians ease to first win of tough tour
Forty-five days into this most arduous of tours, the Indians secured their maiden victory
Worcestershire on top despite Tahir five
Spin bowler Imran Tahir took five wickets but the battle between the bottom two sides in Division One moved firmly in Worcestershire’s direction at the end of the third day
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