Green Centurion pitch awaits teams
At first glance the Centurion strip threatens a match that will end in fewer than five days
Month: December 2011
Saudi woman beheaded for ‘witchcraft’
A woman was beheaded in Saudi Arabia for practicing witchcraft and sorcery, the kingdom's Interior Ministry said, prompting Amnesty International to call for a halt in executions there.
Saudi woman beheaded for ‘witchcraft’
A woman was beheaded in Saudi Arabia for practicing witchcraft and sorcery, the kingdom's Interior Ministry said, prompting Amnesty International to call for a halt in executions there.
Ben Smith takes Leicestershire role
Ben Smith, the former Worcestershire and Leicestershire batsman, has returned to where his career began after taking the role of batting coach at Grace Road
PPP/C cautioned not to prepare budget without prior consultation with opposition.
Georgetown- A Partnership for National Unity (A.P.N.U) Presidential Candidate Brigadier David Granger has issued an urgent call for the establishment of a Tri-Partite Budget Committee. The call comes before the…
Lepto on the rise
Bridgetown. Health officials are alerting members of the public about an increase in cases of leptospirosis in Barbados during the past seven months. Between June 19 and December 3, 31…
Google gives $11.5m grant to fight slavery
Google Inc. announced Wednesday that it's providing $11.5 million in grants to 10 organizations working to end modern-day slavery and human trafficking.
Auckland edged out by Duckworth-Lewis
A round-up of the latest matches from New Zealand’s Ford Trophy
Dravid says onus on players to keep the game clean
Rahul Dravid has called on cricketers to give up “a little bit of freedom of movement and privacy” if it helps keep the game free of corruption
Watson unlikely to bowl in Melbourne Test
Shane Watson has conceded that he is unlikely to be able to bowl in the Boxing Day Test as he continues his recovery from a hamstring injury
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