Australia win thriller in fading light
Five years after Australia won the World Cup in a farcical finish in the dark at Kensington Oval, they again celebrated a victory there in fading light as the first Test went to the wire on the fifth afternoon
Month: April 2012
Cycling Rwanda’s roads
Errol Barnet joins Team Rwanda for a bike ride around the picturesque mountains.
Veteran commentator to deliver weekend lecture
Bridgetown. Veteran West Indian cricket commentator Joseph Anthony "Red"Perreira, will deliver the weekend lecture of the ruling Democratic Labour Party (DLP) on Friday at the party's headquarters in Geoege Street…
Former Algerian president dies
Ahmed Ben Bella, Algeria’s first president after the country became independent from France in 1962, has died at the age of 96, Algeria’s state-run news agency said Wednesday.
Celebrated chef shares her recipe
France’s only female chef with three Michelin stars, Anne-Sophie Pic explains how she turned male-dominated French gastronomy on its head.
Celebrated chef shares her recipe
France’s only female chef with three Michelin stars, Anne-Sophie Pic explains how she turned male-dominated French gastronomy on its head.
Celebrated chef shares her recipe
France’s only female chef with three Michelin stars, Anne-Sophie Pic explains how she turned male-dominated French gastronomy on its head.
Israel considers talks on nuclear-free Mideast
Israel is in the midst of discussions with Finland about the possibility of participating in a conference about creating a nuclear-free Middle East, according to Israel’s Foreign Ministry.
‘It has been the toughest battle of my life’ – Yuvraj
Yuvraj Singh is confident that he will return to playing cricket for India but says he is neither in a hurry nor anxious to do so, and that cancer has changed his approach to both life and the sport
What Kohli taught Yuvraj
Yuvraj Singh has said that Virat Kohli is a “very special kid” and that he had learnt a lot from the early years of Kohli’s career
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