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Britain has failed in its duty to stop the US from committing “shameful acts” in the treatment of suspects detained during the war on terror, one of America’s most respected intellectuals warns today.In an interview with The Independent, Professor...
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New Zealand beat Pakistan by seven runs in the 3rd and final one-day international cricket match in Abu Dhabi to clinch the series on Monday night, November 09, 2009....
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When Australia arrived India to play seven match oneday series Ponting knew that this is going to be a tough task. Look back who were absent from the 15 men squad:...
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People in India are obsessed with the game cricket. In fact obsessed might be an under statement for some of them. The famous adage, “Eat, Sleep and drink cricket”...
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Swine flu has killed seven members of an endangered Amazonian tribe, an indigenous rights organisation says.
Survival International said several hundred members of the...
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Sachin Tendulkar, two weeks short of completing his two decades in international cricket, scored a brilliant 175 as he crossed his personal milestone of 17,000 ODI runs...
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Pakistan’s star all rounder Shahid Afridi is not going to play test cricket till 2011; instead, he will focus on playing well in One-day international matches and the...
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David Shepherd, the legendary international umpire, died after a long battle with cancer. He was 68.
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Former world number one tennis player Andre Agassi has confessed to using crystal methamphetamine during his career and lying to the Association of Tennis Professionals...
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The debate about the survival of one day cricket was in full flow when the ODI series between India and Australia got under way. The Reliance cricket stadium in...
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Time and again we keep insisting that we need Irfan Pathan in our team. Top and middle order always keep on failing consistently. Why are we insisting so much on having...
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Losing a player like Younis Khan has made his many fans upset and young cricket fans are disappointed at the way Younis has been treated by the authorities. They want...
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Nigerians are not left apart in celebrating with Ghana for their victory over Brazil today. The very unfortunate that Nigeria hope to carry the Cup this year, Eagle...
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Selection of Indian team has been the same as usual. We dont have a choice to select best players from the bench strength.
Rahul Dravid shouldnt have been dropped as...
made popular Oct 19 2009
Finally the selectors met in Chennai, discussed and came up with a team for the first two matches of the upcoming India-Australia one day series and certainly there are...
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It is something rare in Pakistan but not so new in the PCB to resign in protest and this time it is Younis Khan, captain of Pakistan cricket team, which recently lost...
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The controversial “Midget’s Cup” took place at the Cranbourne Cup in Melbourne on Sunday.
The event involved dwarves being carried on the backs of...
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The Indians lack right mindset.No doubt,the Indian cricket team has improved considerably but it still not able to develop a proper mindset.We still don’t know what...
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Come October 25 and the Indian side will be back on the fields for a seven one day internationals series with the world champions. It will just be the beginning of a...
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While the Australian cricket team once again bagged the Champions Trophy Cricket 2009 title, held in South Africa, doubts are being voiced as to whether Pakistan...
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It’s a shame for India and all Indians. As I write this piece today the CGF chief Michael Fennell’s is leading the CGF General Assembly delegates on tour of...
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Palaeontologists may have found a hitherto undiscovered dinosaur species when they unearthed the remains of a 120 million-year-old giant animal near the village of...
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Well here is great news for all those who thought that the Ultrsone’s edition 9 bluetooth headphones was a bit expensive. Every reason to get excited indeed as this...
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It was the feminist dream of the 1960s – a world in which men and women share the load equally.
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The British Museum plans to display a statue of supermodel Kate Moss that it bills as the largest gold statue built since ancient Egypt.
made popular Aug 28 2008
Green taxes are far higher than is necessary to offset the cost of Britain’s carbon emissions, a pressure group has claimed.
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SCOTLAND has ambitious plans to become a ‘zero-waste’ country, where there is literally no such thing as rubbish.
In this future society, everything would...
made popular Aug 27 2008
the UK-built zephyr - a high altitude long endurance unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) plane -
has set a world record for longest unmanned flight by staying aloft for more...
made popular Aug 27 2008
The BatRest is a smart little cradle / dock / stand to watch video or other streaming media in landscape format on your iPhone or your iPod Touch at your desk, on the...
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The Swedish government has announced plans to clamp down hard on religious education. It will soon become illegal even for private faith schools to teach religious...
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Picasso, eat your art out. Artist Ryan Alexiev has come up with a novel medium for creating his images of celebrities — breakfast cereal. It’s what you might call...
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Sony Ericsson is coming back to T-Mobile USA and they’re the first HSDPA handset to launch, too. The Sony Ericsson TM506 will be available to T-Mobile in two colour...
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Dark, brooding and menacing. This apparition, which materialised over the skies of Hertfordshire, looks like an expensive special effect from a horror movie.
The...
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What exactly is a ghost?
The ghost is a white or transparent. It is intangible and wall-pass, ie it can pass through walls (that is, in fact is one of its towers...
made popular Aug 22 2008
Want to live a little longer? Get a second wife. New research suggests that men from polygamous cultures outlive those from monogamous ones.
After accounting for...
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When skin cells from a dead pit bull named Booger gave rise to five healthy-looking puppies with a $50,000 price tag, it marked the formal beginning of a commercial...
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Bom Succeso is the name of a brand new designer resort that will give Portugal its first dedicated contemporary designer homes resort. The modern resort is being...
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“Tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime” was a phrase uttered by Tony Blair pretty early on in his time as Leader of the Labour Party. It was short, punchy...
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Apple iPhone, the touchscreen handset that seems to have captivated the US techno-savvies and other western countries in its first phase launch is going to dazzle gizmo...
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So Madonna has turned fifty years old today and I’m sure that there will be huge numbers of journalists, all queuing up to fawn over her under the spurious guise of...
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