Another innings defeat for limp Bangladesh
Bangladesh crashed to their 35th innings defeat in 73 Tests, after Pakistan’s spinners ran circles through the middle and lower order on the fourth morning in Chittagong
Day: December 12, 2011
Canada quits Kyoto climate pact
Canada officially renounced the expiring Kyoto Protocol on Monday, a day after international negotiators agreed to extend the treaty's limits on carbon emissions blamed for a warming climate.
U.S. lawmakers tackle Pakistan, Iran
House and Senate negotiators Monday announced an agreement on a giant $662 billion defense authorization bill, including modifications to its detainee language they hope will address White House concerns about that section and avoid a possible veto by …
Afridi looking for exposure from stint with Melbourne Renegades
Shahid Afridi has said he views his upcoming stint with the Melbourne Stars in the Big Bash League as an opportunity to gain exposure and prepare for next year’s international assignments
Warner silences his Test doubters
David Warner’s career is only two Tests old but already he has achieved something that eluded Matthew Hayden and Justin Langer: he has carried his bat through an innings
Obama, Iraqi prime minister meet
President Barack Obama will meet with Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on Monday as the United States prepares to withdraw virtually all of its troops from Iraq by December 31.
Caribbean Airlines gets approval to fly from Barbados to St Lucia, Guyana
Port-of-Spain: Caribbean Airlines today launched three new routes in the Caribbean after they received approval from the Barbados Civil Aviation Authority to fly inter-Caribbean routes out of Barbados. The airline…
Police probe discovery of burnt body; Morvant murder
Pointe-a-Pierre: Police are probing the discovery of burnt human remains found at empty bungalow at Carib Valley, Pointe-a-Pierre, which is on the state-oil company, Petrotrin compound. In a statement Petrotrin…
Teen freed in Philippines
A 14-year-old Filipino-American boy abducted in July by suspected Islamic militants in the Philippines is free, officials said.
Port workers return to work after three-day shutdown
Port-of-Spain: An impasse that shut down the port of Port-of-Spain over the last three days is over as workersresumed operations at 3pm after staying off the job over wage negotiations…
You must be logged in to post a comment.