Libyans claim Gadhafi is hiding in western border area
Ousted Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi is believed to be hiding out near the town of Ghadamis under the protection of the Tuareg tribe, an interim government military spokesman told CNN Tuesday.
Month: September 2011
England-South Africa faces Olympic clash
England’s Test series against South Africa next year, which could be another battle for the No. 1 ranking, will be in direct competition with the Olympic Games and played over just three matches
Gladstone Dainty moves to silence USACA oppponents
John Aaron has been suspended as the secretary of the USA Cricket Association by Gladstone Dainty
Australia to play Ireland in ODI in 2012
Ireland and Australia will play in a one-day international next year, Cricket Ireland has said
Australia to play Ireland in ODI in 2012
Ireland and Australia will play in a one-day international next year, Cricket Ireland has said
Denly and van Jaarsveld leave Kent
Kent have lost two of their senior batsmen after Martin van Jarsveeld announced his departure to Leicestershire and Joe Denly signed for Middlesex
Taliban attacks kill 10 in Afghanistan
A Taliban attack in southern Afghanistan killed eight officers and completely destroyed a police post, a provincial spokesman said Wednesday.
Home grown weed
Bridgetown. Barbadians are planting more marjuana as the authorities clamp down on smuggling of the drug between Barbados and long standing source of the drug St Vincent. Superintendent Graffton Phillips…
Kaneria case against PCB adjourned till October 20
Danish Kaneria faces a further wait to gain clearance to play for Pakistan after the Sindh High Court adjourned his case against the PCB till October 20
School’s Nazi-themed parade sparks outrage
A Jewish human rights organization on Monday called for Thailand's Christian leaders to condemn a parade at the Sacred Heart School in Chiang Mai, Thailand, in which participating students wearing Nazi uniforms performed "Sieg Heil" salu…
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