Court convicts Ukraine’s former prime minister
A Ukraine court has found former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko guilty of abuse of authority for signing gas contracts with Russia and sentenced her Tuesday to seven years in prison.
Day: October 11, 2011
Court hears million-dollar plan to fix Oval Test
Mazhar Majeed, the agent of several Pakistan players, was offered US$1 million by an Indian bookmaker to ensure the team lost the third Test at The Oval against England
Dalrymple parts ways with Middlesex
Jamie Dalrymple’s return to Middlesex has proved short-lived as he and the county have chosen to part ways
Syria opposition gains regional backers
International powers put more heat on Syria’s government Tuesday, as a new umbrella opposition group gained key backers in the Arab world and China exhorted the government to respond to people’s demands.
Pakistani governor escapes rocket attack
Suspected militants launched rocket attacks on the convoy of a provincial governor and a political rally he was about to attend in northwestern Pakistan, wounding six people, government officials said Tuesday.
New Redjet routes on hold
Bridgetown. The Government of Barbados will not be issuing any new licences for low cost carrier Redjet to fly within the region. Minister of International Transport and International Trade, George…
Cameroon election commission denies fraud allegations
The head of Cameroon's election commission denied opposition candidates' allegations of fraud in Sunday's ballot, saying the process was "more transparent" than in the past.
DRS no longer mandatory, says ICC
The ICC has ended the mandatory use of DRS and reverted to its pre-June position, by which its use will be subject to bilateral agreements between the participating boards
USA set for new star-studded Twenty20 league
In the very near future a new venture to promote cricket inside the USA will be announced, involving a domestic Twenty20 tournament which it is hoped will attract a raft of overseas players
ICC spells out 2015 WC qualification plan
The outcome of as many as four tournaments will determine which Associate and Affiliate teams qualify for the 2015 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand
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