Refugee agency makes emergency flight to Somalia
For the first time in five years, a relief agency dedicated to refugees is airlifting emergency aid into the Somali capital of Mogadishu on Monday, according to a spokesman.
Month: August 2011
Kasprowicz presses the case for change
Michael Kasprowicz joins the Cricket Australia board as an unapologetic advocate of sweeping change to the governance of the game
NZ associations announce contracted players
New Zealand’s six major cricket associations have announced their list of contracted players for the year 2011-12
Spin to make life difficult, says White
Australia’s limited-overs and Test cricketers will be under no illusions about the difficulty of the task in Sri Lanka after the Twenty20 team was swept 2-0 via the spin of Ajantha Mendis
NATO: Downed chopper reportedly hit by RPG
Coalition forces embroiled in a firefight with insurgents in eastern Afghanistan on Saturday had called for assistance, but instead had to race to the crash scene of a downed NATO helicopter carrying their reinforcements, officials said Monday.
Bangladesh pay the price for lack of preparation
From the wreckage of this match, two miserable batting performances stare back at every Bangladesh cricketer, coach, fan and administrator
London violence extends into third day
Police in London arrested more than 100 people Sunday night and early Monday in connection with violence that has afflicted London neighborhoods following riots in the city’s Tottenham enclave over the weekend.
London violence extends into third day
Police in London arrested more than 100 people Sunday night and early Monday in connection with violence that has afflicted London neighborhoods following riots in the city’s Tottenham enclave over the weekend.
Asian stocks fall after U.S. rout
Tokyo’s Nikkei fell 4.4% in morning trading Tuesday, hours after the U.S. stock market suffered its biggest one-day drop in years.
Kasprowicz replaces Hayden on CA board
Michael Kasprowicz, the former Australian fast bowler, has been chosen by Queensland Cricket to replace Matthew Hayden on the board of Cricket Australia
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