Who is Italy’s ‘Super Mario’ Monti?
Cool, calm and collected, Mario Monti could not be more different from Italy's flamboyant outgoing Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
Day: November 11, 2011
Varaiya sets up comfortable win for Kenya
There was further consolation for Kenya as they recorded their second-consecutive win over Namibia in the Twenty20 series
Abhinav hundred leads Tamil Nadu’s strong reply
A round-up of the action from the second day of the second round of matches from the Ranji Trophy Elite division
Greece swears in Papademos as PM
Economist Lucas Papademos was formally sworn in as the head of Greece’s new unity government, as the nation seeks to regain political and financial stability after weeks of uncertainty.
Shocking Sri Lanka hammered in first ODI
Sri Lanka’s batsmen betrayed a shocking lack of stomach in moderately helpful conditions for the bowlers, to subside to 131 and crash to an eight-wicket thumping in the first ODI in Dubai
U.S. soldier sentenced for Afghan murders
U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Calvin Gibbs has been sentenced to life in military prison with eligibility for parole after being found guilty of murdering three Afghan civilians, mutilating them for "souvenirs" and planting weapons on them.
Phil Mustard signs for Mountaineers
Durham wicketkeeper Phil Mustard has signed a five-week contract with Zimbabwean franchise Mountaineers
Hampshire give contracts to Terry, Rouse and Ravenscroft
Hampshire has awarded development contracts to three players for 2012, including Sean Terry, Adam Rouse and Tim Ravenscroft
Italy’s Senate approves austerity plans
The Italian Senate passed a series of austerity measures Friday demanded by Europe, as it seeks to ward off fears of a debt-driven crisis.
Quiney, Maxwell help Victoria to 301
Rob Quiney’s 92, and a debut four-wicket haul by Jason Behrendorff took centrestage on the opening day at the MCG
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