Cork to leave Hampshire
Former England allrounder and county veteran Dominic Cork will leave Hampshire at the end of the 2011 season
Day: September 10, 2011
Kerrigan is international-class – Moores
Peter Moores, the Lancashire coach, believes left-arm spinner Simon Kerrigan is already an international-class bowler
Deaths mount in Tanzania ferry accident
The death toll stands at 158 in Saturday’s ferry accident off the Tanzanian island of Zanzibar, government officials said.
Yemen army recaptures provincial capital of Abyan
Thousands of Yemeni troops freed a brigade that had been under a three-month siege in the Abyan province by militants and insurgents with close ties to al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, the Interior Ministry reported Saturday.
5 international troops killed in Afghanistan
Five NATO-led service members died in Afghanistan on Friday, the International Security Assistance Force said.
Greek PM pledges fight to avoid bankrupcy
Thousands of protesters and an equal number of police fanned out in several Greek cities Saturday evening ahead of an expected announcement by the country’s prime minister that additional austerity measures are on the way.
Warships free hostage taken from yacht off Yemen
Warships stopped a suspected pirate skiff Saturday and rescued a crew member of a French yacht that sent a distress call this week off the coast of Yemen, officials said.
State media: Arab League chief, al-Assad meet
Syria’s embattled president met with the head of the Arab League on Saturday amid worldwide ire over the country’s brutal crackdown on protesters.
Magical Kerrigan keeps Lancashire in contention
A magical nine-wicket haul from Simon Kerrigan, the 22-year-old left-arm spinner, inspired Lancashire to a vital 222-run victory against Hampshire
Mushfiqur prepared for captaincy
Mushfiqur Rahim, the Bangladesh wicketkeeper-batsman, has said that he will give his best if he is made the captain of the national team
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