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Pak nuke experts abducted from Afghan border

London: Adam Hollioake, former England Test cricketer and Surrey captain, has been declared bankrupt in Australia. The Guardian reported that the Australian-born player's property development company, the Hollioake Group, had collapsed last year. The company owns Australian USD 20 million, or 13.2 million pounds, to more than 40 creditors, including former England captain Alec Stewart. The 39-year-old Hollioake and his sister Eboni were joint directors of the Perth-based company. They...

06:20 PM, Feb 12, 2008

Pak Army helicopter crashes, top officers killed

by Associated Press

Dubai: The usage of controversial Decision Review System in all Test and ODI matches and the proposal to end the rotational policy in the appointment of ICC presidents post 2015 will top the agenda in the annual conference of the world body beginning on Sunday in Hong Kong. The five-day annual conference, which is expected to be a stormy affair, will begin with the meeting of ICC Chief Executives' Committee...

07:34 PM, Feb 06, 2008

Stay away from politics, Pak Army chief tells juniors

by Press Trust Of India

Jaipur: Rajasthan Royals all-rounder Johan Botha said he is ready to move down the order in his side's remaining IPL matches when Australian Shane Watson returns from national duty. Watson hit a record 15 sixes in a career-best 185 not out in Australia's nine-wicket win over Bangladesh in Dhaka on Monday and Botha said he is ready to vacate the number three slot he occupied against Deccan Chargers for the...

04:43 PM, Jan 14, 2008