There could be a good turnout for England-Ireland match
BANGALORE - The England-Ireland cricket World Cup clash here Wednesday may not be as hyped as Sunday's India-England tie, yet the Chinnaswamy stadium is expected to have a good turnout.World Cup: Australia rubbish reports of spot-fixing
COLOMBO - The Australian cricket team Tuesday rubbished media reports that the International Cricket Council (ICC) was investigating their opening World Cup match against Zimbabwe on potential spot-fixing.Bell hails England’s resolve against India in WC game
BANGALORE - England middle-order bat Ian Bell has hailed his team's ability to reach India's imposing total of 338 in a Sunday night epic.Furious Oz team rejects alleged WC spot-fixing charge
COLOMBO - A furious Australian camp has slammed rumours that they dabbled in spot-fixing.More Headlines
NEW YORK (GaeaTimes.com) -- AS Roma are considering a January loan swoop for Manchester City goalkeeper Shay Given.
NEW YORK (GaeaTimes.com) -- Austria's Davis Cup tie with France will be staged in an airport hangar in Vienna.
NEW YORK (GaeaTimes.com) -- The famous brand Procter and Gamble's Gillette will terminate its endorsement deal with golfer Tiger Woods.
NEW YORK (GaeaTimes.com) -- Lotus Renault team has welcome Vityl Petrov to its team as their new driver for two seasons.
NEW YORK (GaeaTimes.com) -- The European Ryder Cup team have been awarded with the title of BBC Sports Personality of the Year awards in Birmingham.
Ashley Cole enjoys night out just days after shooting student
LONDON - England football star Ashley Cole was apparently spotted enjoying a wild night out surrounded by gorgeous blonde women just days after he shot a student.Football Association is scared of Manchester United: Wigan boss
LONDON - The Wigan owner has said that the Football Association is scared of Manchester United after ace striker Wayne Rooney escaped punishment despite TV footage clearly showed him assaulting midfielder James McCarthy.Police way of amusing themselves at Kotla (World Cup Diary)
NEW DELHI - With not much policing to do, Delhi Police officials manning the Ferzoeshah Kotla took turns to enjoy the West Indies-Netherlands World Cup match in a rather innovative way here Monday.More Headlines
Mike Tyson coaches George Bush in spoof of ‘The King’s Speech’
LONDON - Former boxing champ Mike Tyson was seen playing the role of a vocal coach to a look-alike of former US President George Bush in a spoof version of 'The King's Speech'.Sports
Scoreboard of Kenya’s innings against West Indies
COLOMBO - Scoreboard of Kenya's innings against Sri Lanka in their World Group A match here Tuesday: Kenya: Maurice Ouma lbw b Kulasekara 1 Seren Waters lbw b Malinga 3 Collins Obuya b Malinga 52 David Obuya c Samaraweera b Muralitharan 51 Steve Tikolo c Dilshan b Mathews 7 Tanmay Mishra lbw b Malinga 0 Jimmy Kamande run out (Silva) 1 Nehemiah Odhiambo not out 8 Peter Ongondo b Malinga 0 Shem Ngoche b Malinga 0 Elijah Otieno b Malinga 0 Extras: (b-1, lb-6, w-9, nb-3) 19 Total: (all out in 43.4 overs) 142 Fall of wickets: 1-4 (Ouma, 1.2 overs), 2-8 (Waters, 2.1), 3-102 (CO Obuya, 31.4), 4-120 (Tikolo, 36.2), 5-127 (DO Obuya, 40.1), 6-128 (Kamande, 41.1), 7-137 (Mishra, 41.6), 8-137 (Ongondo, 43.1), 9-137 (Ngoche, 43.2), 10-142 (Otieno, 43.4) Bowling: Lasith Malinga 7.4-0-38-6 Nuwan Kulasekara 9-1-18-1 Angelo Mathews 7-0-20-1 Ajantha Mendis 9-2-23-0 Muttiah Muralitharan 8-0-24-1 Chamara Silva 3-0-12-0 Toss: Kenya, who chose to bat Umpires: Tony Hill (New Zealand)and Shavir Tarapore (India) TV umpire: Ian Gould (England) Match referee: Chris Broad (England)Kenya set Sri Lanka 143-run target
COLOMBO - Lasith Malinga took a hattrick in his six wicket haul as Sri Lanka bowled out Kenya for 142 in 43.4 overs in their World Cup Group A match here Tuesday.More Headlines
- Scherzinger thanks pal Will.i.am for making Formula 1 fun
- Siddle says he warrants Oz World Cup inclusion
- Giggs was p****d off when Chelsea won Double last season
- Kenya opt to bat against Sri Lanka
- Fearing arrest, Samuels declined World Cup offer
- “We are hurt and we are here to hurt”, warns Shoaib Akhtar
- Strauss hails ‘astrologer’ Warne for rightly predicting India-England tie
- ICC to probe Australia’s slow start against Zimbabwe in World Cup
- Everton striker Saha ‘lucky to be alive’ after crashing Ferrari
- Southee sets sights on being among top 10 World Cup wicket takers
- Bangladesh PM bats for cricket captain
- Oz selectors delay replacement for Bollinger seeing Hussey’s optimism to return
- Cameron White knows he needs runs to cement Oz ODI spot
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Sussanne Roshan opens another interior store
MUMBAI - Sussanne Khan, the media shy and pretty wife of Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan, has launched another interior store - The Charcoal project.Joan Collins’ too-tight dress makes her swoon at Vanity Fair party
NEW YORK - Actress Joan Collins had to be taken out of the Vanity Fair post-Oscar party in an ambulance after the tight dress she wore made her woozy.More Headlines
Second Liquidity Adjustment Facility : Auction Results
The results of the RBI Repo/Reverse Repo auctions held on March 1, 2011 are: Amount (face value in ` crore) Item 2 days Reverse Repo Auction (Sale of securities by RBI) 2 days Repo Auction (Purchase of securities by RBI) 5.50% Fixed Rate 6.50% Fixed Rate 1.Shri Lodra Nagarik Sahakari Bank Ltd., Lodra, District Gandhinagar Penalised
The Reserve Bank of India has imposed a monetary penalty of ` 1.00 lakh (Rupees one lakh only) on Shri Lodra Nagarik Sahakari Bank Ltd., Lodra, District Gandhinagar, in exercise of powers vested in it under the provisions of Section 47(A)(1)(b) read with Section 46(4) of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949 (AACS) for violation of RBI instructions on implementation of Know Your Customers (KYC) norms and filing of Cash Transaction Report (CTR) with Financial Intelligence Unit-India (FIU-IND), New Delhi.More Headlines
Presidential Proclamation–Death of Army Corporal Frank W. Buckles, the Last Surviving American Veteran of World War I
Release Time: For Immediate Release Death of Army Corporal Frank W.Nomination Sent to the Senate
Release Time: For Immediate Release NOMINATION SENT TO THE SENATE: Carl Shapiro, of California, to be a Member of the Council of Economic Advisers, vice Cecilia Elena Rouse.More Headlines
- Presidential Proclamation–Women’s History Month, 2011
- Presidential Proclamation–50th Anniversary of the Peace Corps
- Readout of President Obama's Call with Canadian Prime Minister Harper
- FACT SHEET: A Win for States and Taxpayers: President Obama’s Plan to Cut Red Tape, Give States Flexibility, and Save Money
