 New Zealand Herald By Daniel Richardson Martin Guptill takes out the stumps to removeSouth Africa's Hashim Amia in last night's opening T20 match in Wellington. Photo / Mark Mitchell Martin Guptill's smoking-hot summercontinued in Wellington last night as the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Blackcaps Skipper Ruled Out Of ODI Series Against South Africa Gather.com The main event of the summer has finally arrived. Last night, South Africa got their tour of New Zealand underway when they were sent in to bat first in Wellington. South Africa was bowled out for 147 and the Blackcaps cruised to victory, surprising a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| First-up win much needed boost New Zealand Herald With such a slow start to the home summer of cricket, this tour has been talked up - actually more the South Africans had been talked up. New Zealand are two places above South Africa in the ICC T20 rankings at two. Yet the South African challenge has ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Guptill sparks NZ win Sky News Australia Guptill sparks NZ win Updated: 07:28, Saturday February 18, 2012 Martin Guptill's magnificent summer continued as he led New Zealand to a six-wicket win over South Africa in the first Twenty20 international in Wellington on Friday. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Guptill continues to plunder runs as NZ beat SA The News International WELLINGTON: Martin Guptill continued his rich run of form as he scored 78 not out to help New Zealand to a six-wicket victory over South Africa in their Twenty20 International at Wellington Regional Stadium on Friday. Guptill anchored the New Zealand ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cricket: New ploy is slow going New Zealand Herald By Andrew Alderson The first Twenty20 international between New Zealand and South Africa indicated how vital slower balls and slow bowling will be to the upcoming limited overs series. Taking the pace off the ball was important against Zimbabwe but ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Guptill continues to plunder runs as NZ beat SAfrica Stabroek News By Stabroek staff | 0 Comments | Sports | Saturday, February 18, 2012 WELLINGTON, (Reuters) – Martin Guptill continued his rich run of form as he scored 78 not out to help New Zealand to a six-wicket victory overSouth Africa in their Twenty20 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Shane Watson faces recall to one-day team Herald Sun Watson missed the entire Test summer against New Zealand and India after injuring his hamstring on the South Africa tour in November, but the star all-rounder returned on Friday in NSW's Sheffield Shield clash against Western Australia. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Ex-hockey player chases Olympic glory on turf Waterloo Record Stairs is in New Delhi, India this week, trying to help a team of young Canadian women win their last shot at the Summer Olympics in London. And she's still playing hockey — but field hockey, the more ancient, outdoor version of the on-ice sport that ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Love of music inspires praise radio Tallahassee.com Listeners also have discovered the station in Africa. Zoe Beech is a writer and teacher who lives in Durban, South Africa. She found the station on the Live 365 network and listens two or three times a week. "I think my favorite part about the station ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Joshua Siskin: A botanical garden tour of the streets of Santa Monica Long Beach Press-Telegram Many residents in this area have removed their lawns in favor of sumptuous perennials, succulents and drought-tolerant species from all over the globe, especially from Australia, South Africa and tropical America. You will see a fair share of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| One year later, Libya's future still very much in the air Victoria Times Colonist Almost a year after Canada went to war to bring what it called freedom and democracy to Libya, the African nation is in a state of turmoil. Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird beamed with pride last summer as he signed a Canadian bomb that would soon ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Short-term kings may rule Test world The Hindu If there is a change it is almost certain to be South Africa in front although, of course, much depends on what promises to be a war of attrition when Graeme Smith's men take on Andrew Strauss's multi-national team in England next summer. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| One year later, Libya's future still very much in the air Victoria Times Colonist Almost a year after Canada went to war to bring what it called freedom and democracy to Libya, the African nation is in a state of turmoil. Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird beamed with pride last summer as he signed a Canadian bomb that would soon ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Love of music inspires praise radio Tallahassee Democrat (blog) Listeners also have discovered the station in Africa. Zoe Beech is a writer and teacher who lives in Durban, South Africa. She found the station on the Live 365 network and listens two or three times a week. "I think my favorite part about the station ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| McCullum, Guptill, pleased with win against SA – Cricket News Update bettor.com (blog) New Zealand skipper, Brendon McCullum praised his team, particularly the bowlers, and the in-form opener, Martin Guptill, following their 6-wicket victory over South Africa in the first T20I of the 3-match series, at the Westpac Stadium, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Joshua Siskin: A botanical garden tour of the streets of Santa Monica Daily Breeze Many residents in this area have removed their lawns in favor of sumptuous perennials, succulents and drought-tolerant species from all over the globe, especially from Australia, South Africa and tropical America. You will see a fair share of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Soccer Capsules: Sundhage trims US roster to 23 Brownsville Herald Eaton, a former detective from Australia, had brought a new rigor to FIFA investigations since he joined from Interpol ahead of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. "I am sad to be leaving FIFA, but I am pleased to take with me an experience and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Allrounder Shane Watson is ready for a recall to the Australian side Perth Now Watson missed the entire Test summer against New Zealand and India after injuring his hamstring on the South Africa tour in November, but the star all-rounder returned in NSW's Sheffield Shield clash against WA at the WACA Ground on Friday. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Cricket: Marcus North dislocates finger WalesOnline Former Glamorgan captain Alviro Petersen is not returning as a Kolpak player after deciding to continue his international career with South Africaand has joined Essex as an overseas player for the first two months of thesummer. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Hockey Olympic Qualifier: India's quest for Road To London begins today Indian Sports news With the vast experience at its disposal, the Indian players wouldn't find difficult to conquer the team from the tiny Southeast Asian island state that is still in the process of expanding the game among the community, writes Hindustan Times. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Ballard mom gives support to parents of kids with rare condition My Ballard (blog) What started out as one care package has turned into 50 to 60 monthly shipments of personalized packages sent throughout the US, Australia,South Africa, England and Canada. Summer and Shelby both say they just can't turn anyone down. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Community Calendar for Feb. 17 Glenview Announcements Registration for the 2012 summer day camp programs has begun. In addition to the Chicago Botanic Garden's week long summer day camp, Camp CBG now offers full-day camps from 9:30 am-3 pm for two weeks for children ages 6-9. Parents who register their ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Reel Reviews: Spy flick plays it safe Vernon Morning Star Weston is stuck manning a safe house in South Africa dreaming of that big move to a more popular city. That is until cucumber cool Tobin Frost (Denzel Washington), a rogue CIA agent, becomes his first house guest in over a year. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Hungry, new-look Team India set to kick off qualifiers Times of India Having to see the team that won Olympic gold a record eight times, fight it out with 'lesser mortals' of world hockey for a berth in the London Games this summer, takes some getting used to. But then, that's Indian hockey for you. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Frankenmuth delightful in winter Chatham Daily News We've dined on chicken and all the trimmings many times over the years in Michigan's Little Bavaria, but always in the summer months. There's no question visitor numbers in the quaint German community are highest from April through November. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Lord Lieutenant of Dorset visits Dorchester school to present badges to cadets Dorset Echo ... leadership course, the Duke of Edinburgh, adventurous training and expeditions such as the ACESA 2012 expedition to Kwazulu Natal Province in South Africa and Lesotho this summer, alongside all the various military skills the cadets can experience. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| EV in a Frightening Chinese Haze CleanTechnica Bob_Wallace explains that the grid is close to capacity only during timesof great stress and that this is associated with very hot summer days (and the resulting air conditioning loads), and that EVs would in most cases be charged at night when there ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Clearfield woman endures through illnesses Clearfield Progress During that time, she met Denny Gill and they were married Aug. 2, 1975. They were blessed with two sons, Denny Jr. in 1978 and Jason in 1980. In the meantime, her mother remarried and began attending Hyde Wesleyan Church with her husband, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cast aside by Wales but Peel is up for Sale success The Independent In the middle years of the last decade, he was the best scrum-half in Europe by a distance: good enough, indeed, to stand alongside the southern hemisphere masters – Fourie du Preez of South Africa and Agustin Pichot of Argentina, George Gregan of ... See all stories on this topic » |
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