England struggling to stay afloat in series
ESPNcricinfo previews the third ODI between India and England in Mohali
Day: October 19, 2011
IMF right says UWI professor
Bridgetown. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is correct in proposing a two -year wage freeze in the public sector and cuts in Government spending. This is the view of Professor…
France: Woman kidnapped in Kenya dies
A Frenchwoman kidnapped from her holiday home in northern Kenya and taken to Somalia has died, the French Foreign Ministry said Wednesday.
Eleven injured in crash
Bridgetown. Eleven people were injured yesterday evening after two vechicles collided at Carter's Main Road and Evelyn Drive, Christ Church, causing a mass casualty operation. Most of injuries were to…
Civil Servants have a drinking problem
Bridgetown. One in every six civil servants in Barbados have a drinking problem, this was reveal in a recent study conducted by the National Council of Substance Abuse (NCSA). Research…
Ashraful must perform to play – Law
Stuart Law, the Bangladesh coach, has said that dropping Mohammad Ashraful for the two Tests against West Indies was a message that players needed to perform if they wanted to play for the country
Ashraful must perform to play – Law
Stuart Law, the Bangladesh coach, has said that dropping Mohammad Ashraful for the two Tests against West Indies was a message that players needed to perform if they wanted to play for the country
Lawson, Qadir to be character witnesses for Butt
Former Pakistan coach Geoff Lawson, trainer David Dwyer and legspinner Abdul Qadir will be called as character witnesses in the alleged spot-fixing trial of Salman Butt
Zimbabwe board denies appointments politically motivated
An article in the Sunday News in Zimbabwe has claimed the country’s domestic structure is being undermined by political appointments, something strenuously denied by Zimbabwe Cricket.
Zimbabwe board denies appointments politically motivated
An article in the Sunday News in Zimbabwe has claimed the country’s domestic structure is being undermined by political appointments, something strenuously denied by Zimbabwe Cricket.
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