Kapil Lord’s debut silences Strauss
Just as he was really getting started, Andrew Strauss was abruptly stopped as Worcestershire’s Aneesh Kapil had a debut to be reckoned with
Month: May 2012
Barker leads Warwickshire to ‘benchmark’ win
Keith Barker completed his first ten-wicket in first-class cricket as Warwickshire made a big statement by beating Durham
Ganguly returns to Eden as opposition
ESPNcricinfo previews the IPL match between Kolkata Knight Riders and Pune Warriors in Kolkata
Report: Bahrain police torture detainees
Police in Bahrain regularly resort to beating anti-government protesters, despite officials’ pledges to stop such practices, a human rights group said Sunday.
Report: Bahrain police torture detainees
Police in Bahrain regularly resort to beating anti-government protesters, despite officials’ pledges to stop such practices, a human rights group said Sunday.
Source: Iranian halts hunger strike
A prominent Iranian literary translator imprisoned since January on unknown charges has suspended his hunger strike after 28 days, a source close to the family said Thursday.
Source: Iranian halts hunger strike
A prominent Iranian literary translator imprisoned since January on unknown charges has suspended his hunger strike after 28 days, a source close to the family said Thursday.
Twin explosions kill 8 in Russia
At least eight people were killed and 20 injured in an apparent suicide car bomb attack and follow-up blast in the capital of Russia’s North Caucasus republic of Dagestan, according to state-run news agency RIA Novosti.
Big Ben’s tower may be renamed
British lawmakers want to rename one of London’s most famous landmarks — known to tourists around the world as “Big Ben” — after Queen Elizabeth II, for her Diamond Jubilee.
Succession guesses in Venezuela
With his health in question and speculation rampant about his future, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has named 10 Venezuelans to an influential commission.
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