Iran to send ships near U.S. waters
Iran plans to send ships near the Atlantic coast of the United States, state-run Islamic Republic News Agency is reporting, quoting a commander.
Month: September 2011
Injured de Villiers out of Champions League
AB de Villiers has been ruled out of the remainder of the Champions League Twenty20 after fracturing a finger on his left hand
Extreme pace the way ahead for Cummins
Patrick Cummins will be itching to make an impression if he gets the chance, but “the baggy green is obviously the pinnacle” for him
Hilditch believes Johnson should keep Test spot
Australia’s acting chairman of selectors, Andrew Hilditch, does not believe Mitchell Johnson should be dropped from the Test side for the upcoming series in South Africa
‘A dream come true’ – Mitchell Marsh
7 die in Philippines typhoon
Typhoon Nesat struck the northern Philippine island of Luzon with top winds of 140 kph (87 mph) early Tuesday, the Philippine national weather agency reported.
Mitchell Marsh in line for T20 debut
Mitchell Marsh, Matthew Wade and Patrick Cummins are all in line to make their international debuts after being named in Australia’s squad to tour South Africa next month
CNS TV 6 to be suspended for a year after meeting with President on Friday.
Georgetown : The fate of CNS TV 6 licence will possibly be determine when the station owners CN Sharma and Savitree Sharma meet with the Minister of Information President…
Australia OKs women in combat
Australian women will soon be able to serve alongside their male counterparts in front-line combat roles — a notable shift in the push for gender equality in professions historically dominated by men.
Group decries flogging sentence for female Saudi driver
Saudi King Abdullah announced greater political participation for women in the conservative kingdom this week, but Tuesday, a human rights group decried the promised reforms in light of a flogging sentence for a woman who dared to drive a car.
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