Not interested in being used for fixing Oz middle order malaise: Watson
Australian opener Shane Watson has said that he does not want to be used as a fix for Australias middle-order malaise.
England will thrive on Aussie taunts during Ashes series: Broad
Right-arm fast bowler Stuart Broad has said that he and his other England team-mates will thrive on any Australian taunts that come their way during the Ashes.
Earlier flight might have been dry run for parcel bomb plotters
American intelligence officials who tracked several shipments of compact discs and other household goods from Yemen to Chicago, now believe that the parcels containing explosive material might have been a test run for a terrorist attack.
AICC meet begins in Delhi
The All India Congress Committee is meeting here today in the shadow of the Adarsh housing scam and the Commonwealth Games mess.
Aussies to use ODI series against Lankans to repair dented confidence
Australia will attempt to use their upcoming three-game one-day cricket series against Sri Lanka to rebuild their dented confidence ahead of this summers Ashes series.
People arent accurate at predicting how theyll feel after an event: Study
A new research has concluded that people arent very accurate at predicting how good or bad theyll feel after an event-such as watching their team lose the big game or getting a flat-screen TV.
Arthritis drugs could help prevent memory loss following surgery
A new study has found that anti-inflammatory drugs currently used to treat diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis may also help prevent cognitive decline after surgery.
Now, a 300 pounds test that reveals babys sex just 7 weeks after conception
A new test that claims to reveal a babys sex just seven weeks from conception could be a double-edged sword.
Iranian stoning to death woman may be executed by Wednesday, claim HR observers
Human rights observers have warned that Iran plans to execute Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani, the Iranian woman who was earlier sentenced to death by stoning for alleged adultery charges.
Razzaqs match-winning innings could be turning point for Pak team: Alam
Pakistan team manager Intikhab Alam believes that all-rounder Abdul Razzaqs match-winning century against South Africa in the second ODI will lift the teams morale in the lead up to next years World Cup.
Petroleum price hike a death blow, says Pakistani daily
The steep hike in prices of petroleum products will be a death blow to most middle-income people, a Pakistani daily said in an editorial.
Pak-based Lashkar-e-Tayyaba splits to form deadly Punjabi Taliban in Afghanistan
Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Tayyaba (LeT) has split to form a new and more sophisticated Punjabi Taliban in Afghanistans Kunar province, NATO and ISAF command in Afghanistan have confirmed.
Heavy rains claim 16 lives in Andhra
Heavy rains in coastal Andhra Pradesh have claimed 16 lives and damaged crops in over 100,000 acres even as the threat of cyclonic storm looms large over the state, officials said Tuesday.
Will always attempt to go it alone in polls: Sonia
The Congress respects its coalitions in states but will also attempt to gain strength on its own and keep its political space, party president Sonia Gandhi said Tuesday.
Japan recalls envoy from Moscow over territorial dispute
The Japanese government said Tuesday it would recall its ambassador from Moscow in response to a visit by Russian President Dmitry Medvedev to a disputed island north-east of Japan.