Power glitch leaves passengers stuck on Euro trains
Passengers on the Eurostar rail service that connects Britain and France were left stuck in trains deep into the early hours of Tuesday because of a power supply problem.
Day: March 6, 2012
Organizing Guyanese Abroad
In two previous – End of the Year/New Year pieces I touched on the significance, indeed almost the vital life-line, of REMITTANCES from Guyanese citizens domiciled overseas, sent back to…
Nose job earns Egyptian politician the boot
A lie and a nose job may cost an Egyptian politician his spot in parliament.
Jayawardene fined for arguing with umpires
Sri Lankan captain Mahela Jayawardene has been fined 10% of his match fee for arguing with the umpires during the second final of the CB Series in Adelaide
Avalanches kill dozens in Afghanistan
Avalanches killed at least 37 people Tuesday in a remote northeastern province of Afghanistan and officials feared the death toll would rise.
Kohli’s elevation shouldn’t dispirit Gambhir – Dravid
Rahul Dravid has said the selectors’ decision to appoint Virat Kohli as India’s vice-captain for the Asia Cup is a just reward for the Delhi batsman
Take Iran at its nuclear fatwa?
What is at stake in the meeting between the leaders of the United States and Iran?
South Africa start bid to reach No. 1
ESPNcricinfo previews the first Test between New Zealand and South Africa, in Dunedin
Riaz working on new-ball skills
Wahab Riaz, the Pakistan fast bowler, has said he needs to work on mastering the ability to bowl with the new ball
Accusation reduced my career to dust – Cairns
Chris Cairns has strenuously denied allegations in London’s High Court that he was involved in match-fixing during the now defunct ICL, at the start of his libel case against Lalit Modi.
You must be logged in to post a comment.