Lessons aplenty for the visitors
Australia needs to show the capacity to learn quickly from the reverses of the first match, while Sri Lanka seek to extend a psychological advantage
Month: August 2011
Kent hundred helps PNG beat Canada
A round-up of the seventh match-day of the ICC Under-19 World Cup Qualifier
NATO helicopter crashes in eastern Afghanistan
A NATO helicopter crashed Saturday in eastern Afghanistan, marking the second crash in the region in less than two weeks.
Loye and O’Brien make Indians toil
If the Indians’ batting had a bad day at the office on Friday, hundreds
from Northants openers Mal Loye and Niall O’Brien ensured that their
bowlers were run ragged on the second day
Rebels claim victory in Libyan town
Libyan rebel forces gained ground against ruler Moammar Gadhafi’s forces Saturday after a massive offensive in the western town of Bir Al-Ghanam.
Dilshan revisits an old favourite
A conversation with his new coach Rumesh Ratnayake prompted Tillakaratne Dilshan to re-employ his trademark scoop shot for the first time in more than a year
Dilshan ton overpowers Australia
Sri Lanka’s captain Tillakaratne Dilshan struck a compelling century then marshalled his team neatly in the field to secure a 35-run victory over Australia
Syria pledges elections by year’s end
Syria plans to hold parliamentary elections by the end of the year, the state-run news agency reports, citing the country’s foreign minister.
Leicestershire reach finals day with stunning chase
Leicestershire snatched a sensational three-wicket win against Kent to reach finals day in the Friends Life t20 for the fifth time
Fuel truck crash in interior- two persons dead
North West District: At about 9:30 am today motor lorry GMM 2441 was proceeding along a trail at Bottom Arawak, Arimu, with a load of fuel and nine passengers, seven…
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