130 injured as soccer fans, police clash in Egypt
At least 130 people were injured in clashes that erupted Tuesday night between soccer fans and police in Cairo, Egypt’s state-owned news agency said, citing officials from the ministry of health.
Day: September 7, 2011
Soccer fans, police clash in Egypt
At least 130 people were injured in clashes that erupted Tuesday night between soccer fans and police in Cairo, Egypt’s state-owned news agency said, citing officials from the ministry of health.
Harbhajan’s basics not strong – Prasanna
Former India offspinner Erapalli Prasanna has questioned the effectiveness of his contemporary counterpart Harbhajan Singh, who has endured a poor run of form and fitness in recent times
German court to rule on eurozone rescue
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German court to rule on eurozone rescue
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Sri Lanka search for Test match focus
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We weren’t vigilant in handling IPL deals – Srinivasan
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NATO stops Afghan prison transfers after abuse allegations
NATO has suspended the transfer of inmates to Afghan authorities in the wake of allegations of abuse at several Afghanistan prisons.
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