Bairstow ‘surprised’ with rapid rise
Jonny Bairstow, the England batsman, has admitted “surprise” at touring with the England side just one ODI and two Twenty20 games in to his international career
Month: October 2011
Bairstow ‘surprised’ with rapid rise
Jonny Bairstow, the England batsman, has admitted “surprise” at touring with the England side just one ODI and two Twenty20 games in to his international career
Zulqarnain Haider returns to first-class cricket
For the first time since fleeing Dubai on the eve of an ODI, Pakistan wicketkeeper Zulqarnain Haider is back playing first-class cricket
3 million in cash and jewellery stolen from family in Enmore, as thieves go on rampage in the village.
Georgetown: Thieves attacked another family in Enmore Wednesday evening making off with 3 million dollars in cah and jewellery. The family who has grocery business in the market was attacked…
America’s anomaly: Where war is a constant
Summer is nearing an end, and on this Saturday, a street festival is one last celebration of the season, sure to give way to the bitter chill of winter in upstate New York. People gather downtown before buildings faded from glory and a memorial to the …
Afghanistan war marks 10 years
The U.S.-led war in Afghanistan marked its 10th year Friday but there was little observance by U.S. troops there.
U.S. military starts curfew after rape claims
The United States military has re-instituted a curfew on service members in South Korea after two soldiers have been accused of raping local girls.
SLC gets official warning for Galle pitch
The ICC has given Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) an official warning for preparing a “poor” pitch in Galle for the first Test against Australia that was played from August 31-September 3
South Africa need to ‘strategise’ around choking problem – Kirsten
Gary Kirsten, the South Africa coach, has said his team needs to “strategise” around the problem of squandering winning positions to lose in crunch matches
Report ranks global murder rates
Homicide rates in Central America and the Caribbean are nearing a "crisis point," according to a United Nations report.
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