Drinking and driving is a trend among truck drivers. ...
02:25 AM, Sep 08, 2008
More people die in road accidents in India than anywhere else in the world. ...
09:32 AM, Sep 07, 2008
Is it the speed, or is it the alcohol or just the liberating effect of liquor. ...
05:49 PM, Sep 05, 2008
Take a look at some of the most high profile cases of drunken driving. ...
05:11 PM, Sep 05, 2008
Some infamous cases of drunken driving in recent times. ...
10:08 AM, Sep 02, 2008
A technology that enables them to find out if the drunken driver at hand is a repeat offender. ...
11:11 AM, Aug 30, 2008
A relatively 15 per cent of men admitted they exceeded the speed limit. ...
11:08 AM, Aug 29, 2008
It has been almost two months since the families lost their children. ...
11:30 PM, Aug 12, 2008
New Delhi: Yuvraj Singh's surprise selection in the Twenty20 World Cup squad might have raised doubts about his fitness but the allrounder Wednesday sought to put the record straight by announcing that he is physically and mentally strong enough to make a comback into the international arena. Experts are not watching me. They don't know about my fitness. It's me who knows what's going on. It's me who is feeling...
11:58 AM, Jun 21, 2008
Sharjah: Cricket is bringing peace to war-ravaged Afghanistan and can further stabilise the country if foreign teams tour, an official said Sunday. Afghanistan took a big step at international level by playing former world champions Australia on Saturday, their second limited overs match following their first against Pakistan six months earlier. Despite their 66-run defeat, Afghanistan put up a great fight, further hinting they can improve if given more chances...
01:26 AM, Jun 20, 2008
Lahore: The Pakistan Cricket Board will seek an explanation from the manager and coach of the national under-19 team that was defeated by arch-rivals India in the ICC Under-19 World Cup on Monday. The Pakistan squad were not only defeated by India during the event in Australia but also lost a playoff match to West Indies and will now play Bangladesh for the seventh position. PCB Chairman Zaka Ashraf told...
10:06 AM, Jun 19, 2008
Mumbai: India captain MS Dhoni has said that he and his team-mates are physically and mentally prepared for the grueling season ahead. Speaking at the launch of Team India’s new Twenty20 jersey, Dhoni said the one-and-a-half-month break that the team got before the recently concluded Sri Lanka tour proved very important for every player. The team is all fit from the physical and mental aspects. The one-and-a-half-month break [after the...
01:56 AM, Jun 17, 2008
Islamabad: Pakistan have dropped former captain Younis Khan and recalled wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal for the three-match one-day international series against Australia later this month. Akmal has not played international cricket since last year's World Cup, and appeared before the Pakistan Cricket Board integrity committee last month. Younis is apparently being left out after performing poorly with the bat against Sri Lanka in the one-day series last month. The one-day series...
08:54 AM, Jun 16, 2008
New Delhi: On Friday in Mumbai, India's selectors have probably their most important meeting of the year as a new home season looms. Their prime duty is to pick a team to beat New Zealand in the series starting August 23 but they will be failing themselves if they do not use the two Test matches to test out a place or two for the more important visits by England...
01:12 AM, Jun 15, 2008
Melboune: Cricket Australia says Mike Hussey has withdrawn from Australia's scheduled tour to England and Ireland because of the premature birth of his fourth child. Hussey's place on the tour, which starts on June 21 and includes five one-day internationals against England and one against Ireland, will be taken by Peter Forrest. Hussey said "due to our baby being born three months early, it is important for the family for...
02:49 PM, May 30, 2008
Karachi: Pakistan hope new cricket coach, Australia's Dav Whatmore, can find a magic formula to transform the country's talented players into a team that enjoys sustained, match-winning success. The team's peaks and troughs are infamous. Last month's Test whitewash of England was followed by a flop in the limited overs series, losing 4-0 in the one-day games and 2-1 in the Twenty20s. Frequent changes in the Pakistan Cricket Board and...
01:20 AM, May 01, 2008
Sydney: There are plenty of lessons to be learnt for India from their disastrous tour of Australia and one of them should be aggressive one-day captaincy, opined former Australia captain Mark Taylor. While recapping India's poor tour, the Channel Nine commentator said: Mahendra Singh Dhoni has to be more aggressive in his captaincy. Look at the way Mahela Jayawardene has captained and it has reflected by Sri Lanka's performance in...
04:26 PM, Apr 30, 2008
The man who recalled Ian Bell from the pavilion in England, protested a human error in Australia. The man who believed in being a calming influence, bumped into a bowler. A win, a tie and a loss later, MS Dhoni has shown that beneath his tranquility is, after all, human flesh and blood that can get flustered. After two successive run-chases, comparisons were yet again being drawn between Dhoni and...
08:14 AM, Apr 26, 2008
Canberra: The forthcoming India-Australia Test series could be decided by how the visiting batsmen fare against the young and enthusiastic host pacers, feels domestic opener Ed Cowan, who is in the shortlist to make the team for the opening Test in Melbourne starting from December 26. I don't think the Indians have had a good look at the Aussie quicks. That's where the series will probably be decided on -...
11:10 PM, Mar 31, 2008
Sydney: Australia's veteran opener Simon Katich has not given up his hope of making a comeback to the Test side and denied reports that he had tried to make direct contact with national selector John Inverarity to know if his name was discussed. I know my manager (Robert Joske) was quoted as saying we'd been playing phone-tag, but that's been reported incorrectly, Katich was quoted as saying by The Herald...
08:41 PM, Mar 31, 2008
