Squads named for Women’s WC Qualifiers
The ICC has announced the squads of the ten teams that will participate in the Women’s World Cup Qualifiers in Bangladesh in November
Month: October 2011
The emergence of e-mentoring
Over the past 10 years, 25,000 struggling students from poverty-stricken schools have gotten guidance, encouragement and advice from volunteer mentors. And they haven't met face-to-face even once.
The emergence of e-mentoring
Over the past 10 years, 25,000 struggling students from poverty-stricken schools have gotten guidance, encouragement and advice from volunteer mentors. And they haven't met face-to-face even once.
Historic elections lauded in Tunisia
Tunisia was the first Arab country this year to overthrow its long-ruling dictator. And it now is the first country of the Arab Spring to hold an election, one that international observers are calling remarkably free and fair.
Historic elections lauded in Tunisia
Tunisia was the first Arab country this year to overthrow its long-ruling dictator. And it now is the first country of the Arab Spring to hold an election, one that international observers are calling remarkably free and fair.
Three men injured with gunshots wounds
Bridgetown. Three men were rushed to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) with gunshot wounds to the lower part of their bodies yesterday afternoon. Damien Sealy, 28, Keoma Alleyne, 24 and…
Two on robbery charge remanded
The two men accused of robbing Senator Irene Sandiford-Garner of her cellphone were remanded when they appeared in the District A Magistrates Court yesterday. Renico Jamal Taylor, 19, of Division…
USACA elections moved to December
The USA Cricket Association has announced that national elections will be held in December, with the results announced on December 21, in keeping with ICC compliance regulations
Solider commits suicide
Bridgetown. Able Bodied Seaman Adrian Greenidge, was shot to death yesterday morning in the barracks of the Barbados Defence Force Headquarters at St Ann's Fort, Garrison, St Michael. Initial investigations…
Bangladesh enjoy better of rain-affected draw
In a Test with little to play for after two days lost to rain, Bangladesh enjoyed the better of a drawn contest after a strong show with the bat in both innings and a superior performance with the ball
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