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Sunday, March 22, 2009
More than 90 Tibetan monks held after 'riot'
NeWs from Pakistan: PML-N and PPP look to bury the hatchet
3 California Police Officers Dead, Suspect Killed After Traffic Stop
WATER DAY: World forum pledges to tackle water crunch
When computers address the Almighty
Flag rises for Pakistan's returned chief justice
Some experts have surmised that one reason Zardari delayed acting on Chaudhry's return is because the Supreme Court wanted to look into the amnesty.
IPL to be held outside India
Dalai Lama denied travel to S.Africa: activists
Former opposition leader becomes Madagascar's president
World Bank: Global economy to dive
Former British reality TV star Jade Goody dies of cancer
Venezuelan army 'seizes ports'
Pakistan Chief Justice Back at Work After Protests
India beat NZ by ten wickets
Fourth day scoreboard |
New Zealand first innings 279 India first innings 520 New Zealand second innings (overnight 75-3) T McIntosh c Tendulkar b Khan 0 M Guptill c Sehwag b Harbhajan Singh 48 D Flynn c Gambhir b Harbhajan Singh 67 K Mills lbw b Patel 2 R Taylor c Sehwag b Patel 4 J Ryder lbw b Harbhajan Singh 21 J Franklin c Patel b Harbhajan Singh 14 B McCullum c Laxman b Yuvraj 84 D Vettori c Dhoni b Harbhajan 21 I O'Brien c Laxman b Harbhajan Singh 14 C Martin not out 0 Extras 4 Total (all out, 102.3 overs) 279 Fall of wickets: 1-0 2-68 3-75 4-110 5-132 6-154 7-161 8-199 9-275 10-279 India second innings G Gambhir not out 30 R Dravid not out 8 Extras 1 Total (for no wickets, 5.2 overs) 39 Man of the match: Sachin Tendulkar |
Proteas set Aussies huge total
Third day scoreboard |
Australia first innings 209 (S Katich 55) |
Pennsylvania acid spill forces evacuations
First Tourists Visit Iraq Since War Began in 2003
CIA chief arrives in Pakistan
Pakistan, India exchange fire across Line of Control
SRINAGAR Indian forces resorted to ‘unprovoked firing’ on Pakistani positions across the Line of Control but there were no casualties in the rare clash between the rivals, the Pakistani military said on Saturday.‘The firing started from the Indian side at around 10 p.m. (1700 GMT on Friday) and intermittent firing continued for several hours,’ said a Pakistani military official who declined to be identified. A ‘strong protest’ had been lodged with India, the military said. There was no immediate Indian response. Meanwhile, Indian army officials have said that an Indian soldier was injured when Pakistani troops allegedly fired at Indian army positions across the Line of Control, the Indian army said. The incident broke five months of relative calm along the heavily militarised border. According to the Indian army officials, Pakistani troops fired 1,500-2,000 machinegun rounds towards Indian forward posts in the Western Uri sector, an Indian army spokesman said. The firing lasted five hours, ending early Saturday morning, the spokesman said, adding that Pakistani fire was ‘unprovoked’.