Pujara to play Ranji fixture against Karnataka
Middle-order batsman Cheteshwar Pujara, who has been out of action for more than six months following a knee injury and subsequent surgery, is set to make a comeback in the Ranji Trophy
Month: November 2011
Pakistan’s U.S. ambassador offers his resignation
Pakistan's ambassador to the United States has offered to resign amid alleged links to a secret offer to Washington by Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari to oust the country's military leadership.
Narine, Mohammed picked for India ODIs
The Trinidadian duo – top-order batsman Jason Mohammed and unconventional spinner Sunil Narine – were the new faces in West Indies’ 15-man squad for the five-match ODI series in India
Rockets fired into Kabul as national assembly continues
Two rockets were fired into the Afghan capital on Thursday as President Hamid Karzai met tribal elders to discuss the future of U.S. military presence in the nation, authorities said.
Barbados is not an tax haven says Holder
Bridgetown. Attorney General of the United States Eric Holder, says his government does not share France concerns that Barbados is an off shore "tax haven". Speaking to journalist at a…
India win by innings despite Bravo ton
Darren Bravo’s resolute century, which left him with statistics identical to Brian Lara’s at the end of 12 Tests, wasn’t enough to deny India an innings win
Barbadian fugitive held in St Lucia
Bridgetown. Anthony Idamar Roberts of Regent Hill, Pine, St Michael was handed over to members of the Royal Barbados Police Force yesterday after he was shot by police in St…
Blues stumble in chase for 224
New South Wales’ bowlers shrugged off the loss of Doug Bollinger to restrict Queensland’s lead, but the visiting batsmen stumbled to 3 for 28 at stumps in pursuit of 224 for victory
Tigers set distant target for Redbacks
An enterprising stand of 204 between Ed Cowan and George Bailey allowed Tasmania to set South Australia 402 for victory on day three of the Sheffield Shield match in Hobart
Bollinger injured after Bulls edge first innings
Doug Bollinger limped off with an ankle injury seven deliveries into his second innings after New South Wales had failed narrowly to pinch first innings points from Queensland
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