Rich nations, keep fighting AIDS
Julio Montaner says significant inroads against HIV/AIDS have been made, but many wealthy countries are breaking their pledges to give funds to keep up the fight.
Month: November 2011
Rich nations, keep fighting AIDS
Julio Montaner says significant inroads against HIV/AIDS have been made, but many wealthy countries are breaking their pledges to give funds to keep up the fight.
Hosts up against buoyant Pakistan
ESPNcricinfo previews the first ODI between Bangladesh and Pakistan in Mirpur
Guyana elections projections
With 31 percent of the votes verified and reported by GECOM the PPP/C has 46%, the APNU has 43% and AFC 10%. At the current analysis, the PPP/C would have…
‘Tax exemptions for 2011 ICC World Cup unjustified’
India’s Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance has called the tax exemption of Rs 45 crore granted to the ICC for the 2011 World Cup “unjustified and devoid of merit”, and recommended that the Department of Revenue review the exemption
Saggers promoted to full umpires list
Martin Saggers has been added to the full list of First Class umpires for 2012, replacing John Steele who retired at the end of the last season.
Three way crash up
Georgetown : Three cars crashed into one another before ended up into a fence at Mandela Avenue opposite the John Fernandes Termina this morningl. No one was reported injured.…
Copeland stars in New South Wales win
Trent Copeland reminded Australia’s selectors of his credentials with a five-wicket haul that set up victory for New South Wales in Sydney
Zaheer backs Agarkar but draws selector’s flak
Mumbai’s chairman of selectors has said he was “very hurt” at Zaheer Khan comments on the axeing of Ajit Agarkar from Mumbai’s XI for the Ranji Trophy game against Orissa
Zaheer backs Agarkar but draws selector’s flak
Mumbai’s chairman of selectors has said he was “very hurt” at Zaheer Khan comments on the axeing of Ajit Agarkar from Mumbai’s XI for the Ranji Trophy game against Orissa
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