Three rain-affected draws in third round
Northern Districts stayed on top of the table after three rain-affected draws in the third round of the Plunket Shield 2011-12
Day: November 23, 2011
Libya Transitional Cabinet named
Libya's acting prime minister on Tuesday announced a new cabinet approved by the National Transitional Council as the North African nation continues to reshape itself following the end of Moammar Gadhafi's 42-year rule.
Analysts: Unrest to get worse
The showdown between Egyptian street demonstrators and the military-led government will likely escalate in the countdown to next week's parliamentary elections despite the military council's pledge Tuesday to speed up the transition to civili…
CBC will not be privatize says Prime Minister
Bridgetown. The Government of Barbados will not sell the debt ridden Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation (CBC,) this was revealed by Prime Minister Freundel Stuart in the House of Assembly last night.…
Pakistan’s new U.S envoy is named
A day after Pakistan's ambassador to the United States stepped down, Islamabad named Sherry Rehman as the new U.S. envoy.
Clarke concedes quartet in doubt
Australia’s captain Michael Clarke has conceded he may be without Shane Watson, Ryan Harris, Shaun Marsh, and Mitchell Johnson for the first Test against New Zealand in Brisbane
Arthur arrival has captain’s jigsaw falling into place
Having guided Australia through the turbulent first eight months of his captaincy, Michael Clarke is decidedly relieved to have a settled support staff
McKay, Bird star on 13-wicket day
Clint McKay cut through Tasmania with figures of 6 for 40 to keep them to 217, before Jackson Bird brought the match back into the balance with three wickets in four balls at the MCG
McKay, Bird star on 13-wicket day
Clint McKay cut through Tasmania with figures of 6 for 40 to keep them to 217, before Jackson Bird brought the match back into the balance with three wickets in four balls at the MCG
Bangladesh could tour Pakistan in 2012
The resumption of international cricket in Pakistan could be the by-product of a deal between the PCB and its Bangladesh counterpart over choosing the next ICC vice-president
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