Big wins put PIA, WAPDA in lead
A round-up of the action from the fourth day of the ninth round of matches in the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy Division One 2011-12
Day: December 3, 2011
Sagicor taking over the portolios of British American Insurance Company
Bridetown. The Barbados based insurance giant Sagicor has agreed to buy the health insurance and property portfolios of the Barbados operations of British Aemerican Insurance Company.(BAICO). This was revealed by…
Pakistan too powerful for Nasir Hossain’s fight
For the second time in two matches, Bangladesh’s top-order batsmen collapsed quickly, this time playing rash shots on an easier pitch, and Pakistan secured the three-match series 2-0
Pakistan too powerful for Nasir Hossain’s fight
For the second time in two matches, Bangladesh’s top-order batsmen collapsed quickly, this time playing rash shots on an easier pitch, and Pakistan secured the three-match series 2-0
APNU youth rally calls for non-violent revolution
Georgetown : Supporters of A Partnership for National Unity (APNU), particularly youths, gathered in their numbers at the Square of the Revolution in Georgetown last night, as the main…
Fishermen freed
Bridgetown Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs Steve Blackett, yesterday evening announced at a Press briefing the ten Barbadian fishermen detained in Tobago last week on illegal fishing charges were free.…
Agarkar pulls out of Mumbai squad
Ajit Agarkar, the Mumbai seamer, has been left out of Mumbai’s squad for the Ranji Trophy Elite group match against Saurashtra that begins in Rajkot from December 6
Waqar Ahmed bowls Peshawar to eighth win
A round-up of the fourth day of the ninth round of Division Two in the Quaid-E-Azam Trophy 2011-12
LIAT’s Pilot guilty plead to drug charges
Bridgetown. Keith Allen pleaded guilty to smuggling $130,000 worth of marijuana into Barbados, in the District F Magistrates Court yesterday. The 34 year LAIT pilot told the court that a…
South Africa cricketers condemn Sri Lanka salary delay
South Africa’s cricketers have lent their support to the Sri Lanka players, who have not been paid their salaries for eight months
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