Pirates strike again, two more fishing boats attacked
Berbice: Two fishing vessels were reportedly attacked by pirates on Thursday and Friday in the Atlantic Ocean, just off the Corentyne River. One of the boats owned by ‘Palwah’ of…
Day: April 21, 2012
Top Cop Henry Greene resigns
Georgetown : After weeks of public pressure, commissioner of police Henry Greene has tender his resignation to Head of the Presidential secretariat Dr. Roger Luncheon yesterday. Greene was accused by…
Tax-payers’ money was not wasted on ”Fip’
Georgetown : No tax-payers' money was wasted on Makeswhar ‘Fip’ Motilall of Synergy Holdings Inc. Minister of Transport and Hydraulic, Robeson Benn to the National Assembly today. Motillal was initially…
Malinga injury blow for Mumbai Indians
Back spasms have forced Lasith Malinga, the Mumbai Indians fast bowler, to return to Sri Lanka for treatment, and he could miss up to two weeks of the IPL as a result
Varun Aaron set for comeback
Varun Aaron, the India and Delhi Daredevils fast bowler, has almost recovered from the injury that has kept him out since December last year and is expected to be able to bowl in the IPL within a week
Steady Chennai take on confident Rajasthan
ESPNcricinfo previews the IPL game between Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals in Chennai
Jaques and Mills return to Yorkshire in style
Phil Jaques, English qualified now because of a Sheffield father, began his second stint with an assertive century
Pattinson may be saved for A tour ahead of Ashes
James Pattinson may not make it to the ODI tour of England despite his expected recovery as the selectors ponder whether to afford him a more comprehensive pre-Ashes scouting visit on an Australia A tour of the UK
Gayle, de Villiers seal comfortable Bangalore win
Azhar Mahmood, the former Pakistan allrounder and debuting in the IPL as a British citizen, breathed life into a stuttering Kings XI Punjab innings which had once again been let down by its batsmen
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