Redjet gets green light to fly to Jamaica
Port-of-Spain: Regional low-cost airline Redjet says fares from Jamaica to both Barbados and Trinidad will go on sale from Friday, September 16th after being given the green light to begin…
Day: September 15, 2011
Pakistan seek to maintain winning ways
Zimbabwe won’t be taking the T20s too lightly, after their four defeats so far and will want to show they can compete with Pakistan
Activists: Turkey handed deserted officer to Syria
Syrian activists are denouncing the Turkish government in the wake of the Syrian regime’s announcement that it has a deserted army officer in custody.
Carberry and McKenzie deny Warwickshire
Centuries from Michael Carberry and Neil McKenzie secured a draw for Hampshire at the Rose Bowl – and denied Warwickshire a first County Championship crown since 2004
Cook keen to continue winning feeling
For a man who started the summer amid doubts about his aptitude for one-day cricket, Alastair Cook has enjoyed a pretty healthy first season as England’s full-time ODI captain
Middlesex clinch Second Division title
Middlesex clinched the Second Division title with a five-wicket win over rock-bottom Leicestershire at Grace Road
India face the final curtain
ESPNcricinfo previews the fifth ODI between England and India at Cardiff
Government to monitor facilities for care of the elderly
Bridgetown. The Ministry of Health plans to incease inspection of all private and public nursing homes in Barbados. Minister of Health, Donville Inniss made the announcement at a seminar on…
Bangladesh A lose despite Naeem ton
Half centuries from their top four batsman powered the Bangladesh national side to a massive 311 which proved too much for the A team despite a century from Naeem Islam
Transit accident injures 90 in Buenos Aires
A collision between a bus, cement truck and a pre-metro (lightrail) train injured 90 people on Thursday during morning rush hour traffic in Buenos Aires, according to police.
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