Stuart Law, Sri Lanka's interim coach, has expressed sympathy with Lasith Malinga's decision to quit Test cricket due to a knee condition, but has also acknowledged that the lure of the IPL - with its bumper signings and opportunities to secure oneself financially in quick time - makes it difficult for players to continue playing international cricket.
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Tuesday, May 31, 2011
PROBE REPORT6 top suspects under scanner
The government names six share traders suspected to have played key role in Dec-Jan stocks market crash.
Monday, May 30, 2011
JU BCL activist attacked
A member of the Jahangirnagar University's suspended Chhatra League committee has been severely injured in an attack.
Beckham's weekend: From royal wedding to Pizza Hut Park
David Beckham will fly back across the Atlantic after attending Friday's royal wedding in time to play for his Major League Soccer team L.A. Galaxy on Sunday.
Sheikh Russell vanquish Farashganj
Sheikh Russell Krira Chokro scored an easy win against Farashganj Sporting Club by 2-0 in Bangladesh Football league on Friday.
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Cops crack down on rally at Muktangan
Police say IAB men wanted to take positions there prior to a ban on public gathering coming into effect on Monday morning. FULL REPORT
Borussia Dortmund wrap up Bundesliga title
Borussia Dortmund, with a young team largely untried and untested before this season, won the Bundesliga on Saturday as they beat Nuremberg 2-0 and rivals Bayer Leverkusen lost at struggling Cologne.
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