Roof of teacher’s college damaged by fire
Bridgetown. The roof of main building of Erdiston Teachers' Training College, at Erdiston, St Michael, was damaged by a fire of unknown orgin last night. Seven fire tenders from the…
Day: November 24, 2011
Full Members opposed 10-team World Cup – Lorgat
Haroon Lorgat, the ICC CEO, has said the unwillingness of the 10 Full Members to adopt a qualification system for the 50-over World Cup failed to pave the way for a 10-team event in 2015
Misbah thrilled with ‘outstanding performance’
Misbah-ul-Haq, the Pakistan captain, has termed his side’s 4-1 humbling of World Cup finalists Sri Lanka in the one-day series in UAE an “outstanding performance”
Misbah thrilled with ‘outstanding performance’
Misbah-ul-Haq, the Pakistan captain, has termed his side’s 4-1 humbling of World Cup finalists Sri Lanka in the one-day series in UAE an “outstanding performance”
Back to the drawing board for Dilshan
Tillakaratne Dilshan, the Sri Lanka captain, has asked his batsmen to take responsibility and arrest their worrying slide, after his team shuddered to a 4-1 defeat in the ODI series against Pakistan
Test Championship postponement a ‘shame’ – Greg Chappell
Greg Chappell has called for the swiftest possible introduction of a Test Championship to aid the health of the game’s longest form
Detained American students meet with U.S. diplomat
An American diplomat visited Wednesday with three American study-abroad students detained in Egypt, several hours after authorities questioned them again, according to a spokeswoman for American University in Cairo.
Redjet getting raw deal from Government says businessman
Bridgetown. A leading Barbadian businessman Ralph "Bizzy" Williams has accused the Government of Barbados of not allowing the low cost carrier Redjet to realize its full potential. Williams made his…
McCullum batters Test aspirant attack
Brendon McCullum’s blazing 146 from a mere 115 balls pushed the New Zealand tourists to a firm 4 for 290 against Australia A after a rain and bad light-shortened first day
McCullum batters Test aspirant attack
Brendon McCullum’s blazing 146 from a mere 115 balls pushed the New Zealand tourists to a firm 4 for 290 against Australia A after a rain and bad light-shortened first day
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