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Players not keen to play: SA board
Cricket South Africa's CEO Gerald Majola said the players were very edgy following the blast on Monday.
Terror threats leave kite biz flying low
The threat of terrorist activities during Independence Day celebrations has brought the sale of kites down.
PM to launch DD’s Urdu channel
A new era in broadcasting for the Urdu speaking and Urdu-loving population in India begins on Tuesday.
Say hello to Prince Charming
Here is a three-day crash course from Charm School Boot Camp at $1,600 apiece on how to seduce women.
Economy on fast lane, growing at 8 pc
The Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council on Monday projected an 'unprecedented' Economic Outlook for the year 2006-07.
If guilty Gatlin to get life ban
Gatlin appealed against his first positive test for amphetamine at the US junior championships in 2001.
Cricket all set to resume in Sharjah
CBFS announced plans to relaunch Sharjah as an international venue with a Twenty20 championship early next year.
Lankan air raid kills 43 school kids
The schoolgirls were there at the children's home in the Mullaitivu district to take a first aid course.
Zidane is France's favourite celebrity
Despite the infamous head-butt, retired soccer star Zinedine Zidane is France's favourite celebrity, a poll says.
Philippine volcano likely to blast
Philippines' most active volcano, appears to be gearing up for an explosive eruption since it began oozing lava.
Paes-Damn enter semis in Toronto
Paes and Damm upset Bjorkman and Mirnyi to enter the semi-final of the ATP Masters Series event in Toronto, Canada.
Serena, Maria dumped before final
The prospect of a dream final between Maria and Serena evaporated when both were upset in the semi-finals.
Snap poll temptation for Congress
Party would win 240 seats if polls were to be held now—number good enough for many leaders.
Tight security squeezes airlines profit
Airlines face additional pressure on margins from tighter security measures after this week's foiled bomb threat.
Latif comes out to support Jones
Pakistan's Rashid Latif called on the cricket community to forgive Dean Jones for his disparaging remarks on Amla.