‘Accuracy, extra pace key to Narine’s success’ – Bayliss
Kolkata Knight Riders’ coach Trevor Bayliss has said that Sunil Narine’s “accuracy and extra pace” have made him the most successful spinner in the IPL this season
Day: May 18, 2012
Somerset end search with Levi signing
Richard Levi, the South African opening batsman who holds the world record for the highest Twenty20 score, has signed with Somerset for the Friends Life T20
Crop Over reminder by VAT Office
Bridgetown. The Comptroller of Customs has issued a reminder to promoters of entertainment events, Crop Over Band Leaders, licensees and proprietors of places of public entertainment , that under the…
Blasts at Baghdad pet market kill 5
Three roadside bombs exploded Friday in quick succession at an outdoor pet market in Baghdad, killing five people and wounding 31 others, police officials said.
Al Qaeda berates Yemen leader
Al-Qaeda’s leader is calling for the Yemeni people to rise up against the country’s new president, portraying him as the stooge of the unpopular former president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, and the United States.
Tycoon gets life for smuggling
A Chinese court on Friday sentenced Lai Changxing, a tycoon who spent more than a decade as a fugitive in Canada, to life in prison for smuggling and bribery, the state-run news agency Xinhua reported.
Pomersbach detained over alleged assault
Luke Pomersbach, the Royal Challengers Bangalore batsman, has been detained by Delhi police following allegations that he assaulted a US national and her fiance
Afghan street kids in Paris
We’re at a soup kitchen in a shabby back street in Paris, next to the canal Saint Martin, near the Jaurès metro stop. Hundreds of homeless people are queuing up for some hot food and a coffee. Most of them are from Asia; many from Afghanistan and Bang…
Strike by Immigration Officers on hold
Bridgetown. Industrial action by Immigration Officers working at the Grantley Adams International Airport (GAIA) is on hold. The officers are upset that they were being subjected to the same search…
No remorse by ‘Butcher of Bosnia’
Seventeen years after the end of the war, Ratko Mladic gives the impression he is still on the battlefield in what was once Yugoslavia, staring down his enemy, glowering across the courtroom. Even gesticulating death threats.
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