It’s splitsville for Alexa Chung, Alex Turner
London, Aug 1: Model Alexa Chung has split from her boyfriend of four years, Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner.
Telecom executive steals Mohammed Rafi tribute show
New Delhi, Aug 1: He may not be as well known as singers Anand Raj Anand or Roop Kumar Rathod, but T.S.
The team wanted to protect the ‘spirit of the game’: Dravid
Nottingham, Aug 1: Veteran Indian batsman Rahul Dravid said it was an unanimous decision by the team to reinstate Ian Bell, who was run out in a bizarre manner, and protect the ‘spirit of the game’.
England take control of second Test
London, Aug 1: England batted themselves to a commanding position in the second cricket Test, reaching 441/6 at stumps in the second innings, on a day when the Indian team’s gesture of reinstating centurion Ian Bell, who was run out in a bizarre manner, won the hearts of a packed Trent Bridge crowd.
Day one at IIJW ends in style with ‘Jewels of Falaknuma’
Mumbai, Aug 1: Jewellery brand Tanishq brought the curtains down on the first day of the India International Jewellery Week (IIJW) with an astounding collection called ‘Jewels of Falaknuma’ that showcased intricately designed exquisite and enigmatic jewellery designs.
Train derailment: Railways open several helplines
Kolkata, July 31: The Indian Railways have opened several helpline numbers to assist the relatives of the passengers of the derailed Bangalore-bound Guwahati-Bangalore Express in West Bengal’s Malda district.
UAE emirate to release 162 prisoners in Ramadan
Abu Dhabi, July 31 (IANS/WAM) Umm al Quwain, one of the emirates of the United Arab Emirates, will release 162 prisoners during Ramadan.
Harsh steps against those responsible for rail accident: Trivedi
New Delhi, July 31: Railway Minister Dinesh Trivedi Sunday said a proper inquiry will be held to fix accountability for the derailment of the Guwahati-Bangalore Express in West Bengal’s Malda district and harsh steps will be taken against those found guilty.
Scoreboard: India vs England, Day Three, Second Test
Nottingham, July 31: Scoreboard at stumps on the third day of the second cricket Test between India and England at Trent Bridge here Sunday: England first innings: 221 all out India first innings: 288 all out England second innings: Andrew Strauss c Dhoni b Sreesanth 16 Alastair Cook c Yuvraj Singh b Sharma 5 Ian Bell c Laxman b Yuvraj Singh 159 Kevin Pietersen c Dhoni b Sreesanth 63 Eoin Morgan c Dhoni b Kumar 70 Matt Prior batting 64 Jonathan Trott c Dravid b Kumar 2 Tim Bresnan batting 47 Extras: (b 9, lb 3, w 1, nb 2) 15 Total: (for six wickets in 101 overs) 441 Fall of wickets 1-6 (Cook, 3.4 overs), 2-57 (Strauss, 19.1), 3-219 (Pietersen, 55.2), 4-323 (Bell, 77.6), 5-329 (Morgan, 80.2), 6-339 (Trott, 82.4) Bowling: Praveen Kumar 29 5 93 2 Ishant Sharma 24 3 115 1 S.
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