Sydney, Feb.28 : Federation of International Cricketers’ Associations (FICA) chief Tim May has warned of mass withdrawals from next month’s Indian Premier League (IPL) because of security fears. “If the security situation does not improve, there could be mass withdrawals,” May told the BBC. “There are just 13 days before the start of the tournament and security arrangements have still not been agreed.
Christchurch (New Zealand), Feb.28 : Kiwi supporters have already singled out Australian opener Shane Watson as public enemy No.1 on this tour, screaming the house down during the first Twenty20 clash at Wellington, but the man is relishing every minute of it. It was deafening, complemented by foot stomping and clapping, reaching a crescendo between the fifth and sixth deliveries of Watson’s third over of Australia’s six-wicket win. Having already triggered a slanging match with equally combative Kiwi batsman James Franklin, Watson ran in to bowl, enticed an edge from Gareth Hopkins, Brad Haddin took the catch, Watson punched the air and the locals had their villain.
London, Feb 28 : English footballer Wayne Bridge’s ex fiancie Vanessa Perroncel wants soccer star John Terry to deny their alleged affair, as it is ruining her possibilities of reconciliation with her former partner, it has emerged. The lingerie model is apparently angry at the Chelsea player’s reluctance to publicly deny an affair. “Vanessa feels very strongly that if John had issued an instant denial, as she herself did as soon as the story broke, then it would have substantially reduced the damage done to her relationship,” the Daily Express quoted Perroncel’s lawyer Monica Daniel, as saying.
Sydney, Feb 28 : Teens who smoke marijuana are at a greater risk of developing schizophrenia and psychotic symptoms in the future, a new study has found. After observing more than 3800 youngsters, researchers learnt that people who used the drug for six or more years were twice as likely to suffer from delusional disorders than those who never used it. Researchers from Queensland Brain Institute, at the University of Queensland, quizzed 3801 young adults who were born in Brisbane between 1981 and 1984.
New York, Feb 28 : A coroner’s reports into Brittany Murphy’s death have revealed that the actress filled a prescription for painkiller Vicodin just 11 days before she died late last year but 109 pills were missing when she was found collapsed in her Los Angeles home. Officially, pneumonia and drug intoxication have been ruled as the cause of the ‘Clueless’ star’s death; the report says the 32-year-old Murphy was issued 120 pills of Vicodin on December 9 and only 11 were found in the bottle when she suddenly died on December 20. According to gossip web site TMZ, the LA coroner’s office has not been able to trace the doctor who issued the prescription, reports the New York Post.
London, Feb 28 : Kylie Minogue has been raving about a hot dancer after she witnessed her in a private strip show. The Aussie pop princess, 41, saw Polly Rae rehearse her racy Hurly Burly act before it premiered in London’s Leicester Square Theatre. And Minogue just can’t get the steamy act out of her head.
London, Feb 28 : Peter Andre had sex with a woman, linked to Orlando Bloom in the past, just eight days after his divorce with Katie Price, it has emerged. The singer romped a former Pixie Lott stylist, Maddy Ford, after meeting her in a birthday party of his friend/champion windsurfer Nick Baker and wife Michelle Clack’s child on October 31 last year. Ford has revealed the details of their fling that lasted three months.
Melbourne, Feb 28 : A new Australian study has found that mums working part-time raise healthier children than their counterparts who stay at home or have a full-time job. The study, “Do Working Mothers Raise Couch Potato Kids?” shows that kids of part-time mums have less junk food, watch less TV and are less likely to be overweight or obese. The study group carried out face-to-face interviews with mothers and measured their child’s height and weight at ages four to five, and again two years later, at six to seven years of age.
London, Feb 28 : A controversial reconstruction of Michael Jackson’s death has been shown on US television. The 30-minute macabre re-enactment was broadcast in the US on cable channel VH1, reports News of the World. It shows an actor playing Jackson’s doctor Conrad Murray trying to revive the singer with chest compression heart massage – first on a bed and then on the floor.
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