Ferry capsizes in Bangladesh
Rescuers searched frantically for survivors Tuesday after a packed ferry carrying more than 100 people capsized in south Bangladesh.
Month: March 2012
Murdoch insider rearrested
Rebekah Brooks, the former editor of the British tabloid News of the World and a close confidante of its owner Rupert Murdoch, was arrested Tuesday in connection with a phone-hacking investigation, the British Press Association reported.
Angelo Mathews out of Asia Cup
Sri Lanka have been dealt a blow as their allrounder Angelo Mathews was ruled out of the Asia Cup due to a calf injury
Angelo Mathews out of Asia Cup
Sri Lanka have been dealt a blow as their allrounder Angelo Mathews was ruled out of the Asia Cup due to a calf injury
Two JKCA officials accused of embezzling funds
A police investigation has begun against two officials of the Jammu & Kashmir Cricket Association (JKCA) over misappropriation of funds
Minimum wage is now $250
Bridgetown. The minimum for shop assistants in Barbados is now $250, Minister of Labour Dr Esther Byer- Suckoo made the disclosure during her contribution to the Estimates Debates yesterday. Byer-Suckoo…
Afghanistan open with victory
A round-up of matches on the opening day of the ICC World Twenty20 Qualifiers
Haddin shades Wade for Test gloves
Brad Haddin has the endorsement of the national selectors to keep wicket for Australia in the first Test against the West Indies in Barbados – but will have to perform immediately
Forrest’s rise continues, Beer returns
Peter Forrest’s rise as an Australian batsman of the future has been maintained and Michael Beer’s sturdy domestic summer rewarded with their selection for the West Indies Tests
Teams start over after tough first Test
AB de Villiers is in doubt for the second Test between New Zealand and South Africa in Hamilton due to a sprained ankle
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