Gayle heroics in vain as Renegades prevail
A typically blistering half-century by Chris Gayle went in vain for Sydney Thunder as they fell short by six runs to Melbourne Renegades at Stadium Australia
Day: December 30, 2011
Gayle heroics in vain as Renegades prevail
A typically blistering half-century by Chris Gayle went in vain for Sydney Thunder as they fell short by six runs to Melbourne Renegades at Stadium Australia
Gayle heroics in vain as Renegades prevail
A typically blistering half-century by Chris Gayle went in vain for Sydney Thunder as they fell short by six runs to Melbourne Renegades at Stadium Australia
Minibus driver on the run after racing into a trench.
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Source: Al Qaeda sends jihadists to Libya
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