Tuesday, January 11, 2011
IPL: Gilchrist to captain Kings XI Punjab
IPL: Gilchrist to captain Kings XI Punjab: "Adam Gilchrist, the former Australia wicketkeeper, will be the captain of Kings XI Punjab for the fourth season of the IPL, the Punjab coach Michael Bevan has said. Bevan said Punjab bought Gilchrist, who led Hyderabad to the trophy in the IPL's second season, specifically for his leadership skills. Gilchrist was bought on the first day of the auction for $900,000."
Monday, January 10, 2011
Arsenal had showed keen interest in Subrata Paul last summer
Arsenal had showed keen interest in Subrata Paul last summer: "Arsène Wenger is thought to have made a £1 million pound move for Pune FC goalkeeper Subrata Pal.
Arsenal are in the hunt for a new No.1 after Manuel Almunia & Lukasz Fabianski's continuous mistakes, and Subrata Pal may be the one to finally add some stability between the sticks."
Arsenal are in the hunt for a new No.1 after Manuel Almunia & Lukasz Fabianski's continuous mistakes, and Subrata Pal may be the one to finally add some stability between the sticks."
Friday, January 07, 2011
Sri Lanka: Jayasuriya, Vaas out of World Cup squad | Cricinfo
Sri Lanka: Jayasuriya, Vaas out of World Cup squad | Cricinfo: "World Cup-winning veterans Sanath Jayasuriya and Chaminda Vaas were left out of Sri Lanka's final World Cup squad of 15 players named on Friday by the national selection committee headed by Aravinda de Silva."
My Name is Khan has made it to the Oscars - Hindustan Times
My Name is Khan has made it to the Oscars - Hindustan Times: "It may not have done too well in India, but My Name Is Khan became very popular abroad and just how popular? The film has been declared eligible for the best known film awards across the globe - the Academy awards."
GDP projections from PwC: how China, India and Brazil will overtake the West by 2050 | Guardian
GDP projections from PwC: how China, India and Brazil will overtake the West by 2050 | Guardian: "What will the world look like in 2050? For a number of years, the economists at PwC have been charting the rise of the big emerging countries and seeking to calculate the moment when the G7 industrial nations will be surpassed by an E7 (E for Emerging) of China, India, Brazil, Russia, Mexico, Indonesia and Turkey."
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