Scotland’s McCallum to retire
Neil McCallum, the Scotland batsman, has announced he will retire from international cricket after a one-day game against Hampshire on Sunday
Month: August 2011
Cook hundred puts woeful India to the sword
India hadn’t seen the best of Alastair Cook in the first two Tests. Now they have. His unbeaten 182, a 19th Test hundred, carried England into a position of complete control
FBI assists Aruba in missing woman case
The FBI is assisting Aruban authorities in the case of a missing American woman, officials said Thursday.
China recalls bullet trains, slows down high-speed rail
China’s second-largest train manufacturer will recall 54 bullet trains running on the new Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway after a series of malfunctions, a company official said Friday.
Egypt to target al Qaeda cells in Sinai
Egyptian military and intelligence officials say they are preparing to launch an operation against al Qaeda cells that have recently been established in the restive Sinai peninsula.
Sultan Rana to join Asian Cricket Council
Pakistan Cricket Board Director Sultan Rana will join the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) as Manager Events and Operations
Spinners need more time, says Doherty
Australia’s most-recently dumped Test spinner, Xavier Doherty, believes the selectors should give slow bowlers more time to establish themselves in the five-day side
Gambhir looks for repeat of Napier
Gautam Gambhir has admitted India are under pressure but says there is still hope the batting can rescue the team
Hohns queries size of contract list
Trevor Hohns has revealed that he raised concerns about the dimensions of the Cricket Australia contracts system when chairman of the national selection panel, a post he exited in 2006
Ex-child soldier recalls Myanmar military life
Hein Min Aung remembers the March day in 1999 when he was recruited as a child soldier into the Myanmar army.
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