Britain’s Prince Philip treated for blocked artery
Britain's Prince Philip was taken to a hospital on Friday for "precautionary tests" after complaining of chest pains, a Buckingham Palace spokeswoman said.
Month: December 2011
ten Doeschate, Cooper to miss Caribbean T20
Netherlands will be without allrounder Ryan ten Doeschate and batsman Top Cooper during their campaign in the Caribbean T20
Last round of NCL matches postponed
The BCB has postponed the last round of the National Cricket League (NCL), the country’s first-class competition, to accommodate the Dhaka Premier League, the 50-over tournament
Rituraj leads Rajasthan to big win over Orissa
A round-up of the third day’s play of the seventh round of matches of the Ranji Trophy Elite, 2011-12
Cuba to release 2,900 prisoners
Cuba will pardon more than 2,900 prisoners, the government said Friday, though U.S. subcontractor Alan Gross is not among those who will be freed.
Maharashtra edge closer to quarter-final berth
A round-up of the third day’s play from the Ranji Trophy Plate semi-finals
Batsmen ready for testing conditions – Clarke
Michael Clarke believes his batsmen are well prepared and should play their natural game, even if they are sent in under cloudy skies on Boxing Day
Karnataka rally after Kaif masterclass
Mohammad Kaif’s master class continued into the third morning in Shimoga, propelling Uttar Pradesh to a dominant lead before Karnataka fought back to move towards parity by stumps
India might not be able to adapt – Warner
Australia’s players sense fragility in India’s mental approach when playing matches away from home, and have discussed taking advantage of it during the Boxing Day Test
Car bombs mark escalation in Syria
For all the horrors in Syria this year, Friday's attacks were the first known suicide bombs since the start of the uprising, the first such high-visibility act of terror.
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