Scotland romp to 4-1 series win
Scotland extended their dominance over Namibia and secured a 4-1 Twenty20 series win with a crushing 126-run victory in the fifth match at Windhoek High School
Day: October 5, 2011
Union boss still in hospital
Bridgetown. The General Secretary of the National Union of Public Worker (NUPW), Dennis Clarke, remained in the Intensive Care Unit of the Queen Elizabeth Hospital today with dengue haemorrhagie fever.…
West Indies need committed seniors – Gibson
Against the backdrop of Chris Gayle’s continued omission, Ottis Gibson, the West Indies coach, has said that the team needed “committed” senior players
South Africa call up Ryan McLaren for T20s
Ryan McLaren has replaced Albie Morkel in South Africa’s squad for the two Twenty20 internationals against Australia on October 13 and 16
Stakeholders support CARICOM’s crime plan
Georgetown : The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and other key stakeholders have endorsed the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Social Development and Crime Prevention Action Plan as one which has the capacity…
van Jaarsveld suspended for three months
Vaughn van Jaarsveld, the Dolphins batsman, has been suspended from cricket for three months by the South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport
Fabian Cowdrey signs Kent deal
Fabian Cowdrey, the son of Chris Cowdrey and grandson of Colin Cowdrey, will continue the family connection with Kent after signing his first professional contract with the club
Hundreds killed in Thai floods
The death toll from months of devastating floods in Thailand has risen to 237, authorities said Wednesday.
India to help train Afghan security forces
India will help train Afghan security forces under a deal signed by India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Afghan President Hamid Karzai, according to a copy of the agreement released by India.
Somerset secure semi-final berth
Alfonso Thomas bowled two strangling spells for Somerset to ensure they beat Warriors and qualified for the semi-finals of the Champions League Twenty20
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