Burger ton puts Namibia in lead
Namibia captain Sarel Burger’s unbeaten century put them in the lead against Canada as they ended the day on 293 for 6 in Windhoek
Month: April 2012
American Eagle to close after 41 years of service
Dominica: Airline industry sources are revealing that American Eagle is moving toward ending its 41 years of service to Dominica and other Eastern Caribbean destinations, with the scheduled phase-out of…
Draft National Policy on Ageing
St. John’s Antigua: A National Draft Policy on Ageing has been presented to the Ministry of Health, according to a report in the Antigua Observer. Master of the Fiennes Institute, Alton…
Dinda and Pune spinners upset Mumbai
The owners of Pune Warriors India, who had threatened to pull out of the IPL, watched their team cause an upset in front of a packed Wankhede Stadium
Ajmal to pull out of Worcestershire deal
Saeed Ajmal, the driving force behind Pakistan’s Test series victory against England, is to pull out of his deal to be one of Worcestershire’s overseas players in this year’s Friends Life t20 competition.
Man dies in a tragic accident at work
Bridgetown. Tragedy struck the compound of Preconco Limted located at Lears, St Micheal yesterday, when Terrance Clarke, 41, of Hothersal Turning, St Michael, died after a metal place which reinforced…
Warwickshire lose Rankin for six weeks
Warwickshire’s have been dealt another blow with the news that fast bowler Boyd Rankin is expected to miss the first six weeks of the season
Ajmal to pull out of Worcestershire deal
Saeed Ajmal, the driving force behind Pakistan’s Test series victory against England, is to pull out of his deal to be one of Worcestershire’s overseas players in this year’s Friends Life t20 competition.
Satellite: Disintegrating Antarctic ice
A European satellite has observed a rapid retreat of one of Antarctica’s ice shelves, which is half the size it was 10 years ago, the European Space Agency said Thursday.
Pakistan president to visit India amid warming ties
President Asif Ali Zardari of Pakistan is scheduled to visit India on Sunday, the first by a Pakistani head of state in seven years, amid thawing relations between the two nuclear-armed archrivals.
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