Five killed in Afghanistan bomb attack
Five people — including a local police chief and two bodyguards — were killed Friday in a bomb attack in Afghanistan's northeastern Kunar province, according to the province's governor.
Day: December 9, 2011
Pakistan make reckless Bangladesh pay
The Bangladesh top order graced the first day of the Chittagong Test with a display of brazen carelessness, to make a masterstroke out of Misbah-ul-Haq’s strange call to bowl first on a flat pitch
DRS to be used in Pakistan-England Tests
Pakistan’s “home” series against England, to be played in the UAE from January 2012, will have DRS for the Tests in addition to the ODIs as previously decided.
Dean Brownlie matches New Zealand legends
It is hard to believe, watching Dean Brownlie handle the Australian bowlers comfortably, that he could not find a place in Western Australia’s side during his years of playing club cricket in Perth
Why does euro mean so much to Germany?
Germany has been at the very heart of the European Union since it began 60 years ago as a way of pooling coal and steel resources — and of preventing future wars on a continent already devastated by brutal conflicts.
Dyal back on the job
Bridgetown. Veteran newsman Arnon Dyal is back in charge of the newsroom of the state run Caribbean Broadcasting Corporation (CBC). General Secretary of the Barbados Workers Union (BWU) Sir Roy…
Hughes faces fight to keep opener’s slot
The axe may be hanging over Phillip Hughes after another Test failure, but he has been given a chance to save his spot ahead of the Boxing Day Test
We’re quite happy with 150 – Brownlie
Rarely in Test cricket is a first-innings score of 150 enough. New Zealand have never won a Test having scored so few batting first
Panesar named for Pakistan Tests
Monty Panesar has been given hope of relaunching his Test career after being named in England’s squad to take on Pakistan in UAE next month
Tensions rise between Egyptian military, Muslim Brotherhood
The military council that runs Egypt and an Islamist party that has done well in parliamentary elections accused each other Thursday of plotting a dictatorship.
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