‘Follow the money’ jury told by Asif’s lawyer
Mohammad Asif’s lawyer urged the jury at the alleged spot-fixing trial to “follow the money”
Month: October 2011
Torture, abuse alleged at Syria’s state-run hospitals
Amnesty International is accusing the Syrian government of torturing wounded protesters at state-run hospitals, saying the country's authorities have effectively turned medical facilities and their staff into "instruments of repression."…
Granger promises a healthier city and more jobs for youths
Georgetown : A Partnership for National Unity (APNU) Presidential Candidate Brigadier David Granger continued his campaign to met citizens in Georgetown. Residents of Wortmanville, East La Penitence (Tucville), North Ruimveldt and Sophia…
Waller takes Zimbabwe to record win
Zimbabwe’s two big-hitting all-rounders, Elton Chigumbura and Malcolm Waller, finally came good, with a 112-run sixth-wicket partnership to end a 12-match losing streak across formats
Waller takes Zimbabwe to record win
Zimbabwe’s two big-hitting all-rounders, Elton Chigumbura and Malcolm Waller, finally came good, with a 112-run sixth-wicket partnership to end a 12-match losing streak across formats
Butt not complicit to no-balls – lawyer
The lawyer of Salman Butt told a jury on Tuesday that his client did not need to be in on the fix for pre-determined no-balls to have been delivered in the Lord’s Test last year
Amir and Majeed involved – judge
Justice Cooke began his summing-up by telling the jury that Mazhar Majeed and Mohammad Amir were “involved in spot-fixing”
Can either team take twenty wickets?
ESPNcricinfo previews the second Test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka in Dubai
Can either team take twenty wickets?
ESPNcricinfo previews the second Test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka in Dubai
Can either team take twenty wickets?
ESPNcricinfo previews the second Test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka in Dubai
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