Gloucestershire proper in batting conditions
Gloucestershire took advantage of perfect batting conditions to reach 278 for
two in reply to Glamorgan’s 378 in the County Championship Division Two game
at Bristol
Day: September 1, 2011
Caribbean Airlines passengers still stranded – Government disappointed over treatment of Guyanese
Georgetown : There are reports this morning of several persons stranded since last Tuesday and no word from Caribbean Airlines (CAL). Following the reopening of the JFK airport on Monday night,…
Swann backs England to maintain drive
On a sunny Manchester morning, out near Old Trafford, Graeme Swann arrived wearing dark glasses after a celebratory evening on the town
In excess of 3000 condoms found in sewage blockage at Alberttown
Georgetown : The Guyana Water Incorporated (GWI) discovered in excess of 3000 used condoms which caused a massive blockage at the corner of Sixth and Light Streets Albertown.Responding to several complaints…
National elections not likely to be held before November 14th – Dr. Luncheon
Georgetown : Cabinet Secretary Dr Roger Luncheon said the date for national election that President Bharrat Jagdeo will announce is not likely to come before November 14, the date…
Gritty Mawoyo makes it Zimbabwe’s day
Tino Mawoyo’s determined stone-walling set up Zimbabwe’s dominance on the first day of Bulawayo, as they finished on 245 for 4
‘ICC could monitor ball-tracking technologies’
An independent software funded and developed by the ICC would help in evaluating the accuracy of the two competing ball-tracking technologies, says Hawk-Eye chief executive
No U.S. troops killed in Iraq last month
No U.S. troops were killed in Iraq in August, marking the first month without an American military death there since the United States invaded the country in 2003.
Missing girl found dead in garbage bag
The body of a girl whose disappearance triggered a public outcry in Argentina was found naked inside a garbage bag in Buenos Aires Wednesday afternoon, authorities said.
China experiencing dog boom as attitudes, palates change
When Shenzhen housewife Zhang Lin was growing up in rural Guangdong province, her family kept guard dogs, some of which were slaughtered for meat during the Lunar New Year.
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