Former Pakistan captain and bowling coach of Kolkata Knight Riders [ Images], Wasim Akram [ Images] slammed those criticising the Indian Premier League [ Images], saying that they were "jealous" of the cash-rich Twenty20 [ Images] event's ...

Ramallah, 24 May 2012 – Israel has already violated the terms of the agreement addressing the demands of approximately 2,000 Palestinian political prisoners just over one week since they ended their historic mass hunger strike. Two prisoners remain on ...

Kolkata Knight Riders bowling coach, Wasim Akram, feels some jealous people are trying to show IPL in poor light. Controversies haven't harmed the games. The whimsies of T20 cricket have come to the fore as the chaff separated from the rice in the Indian ...

LONG-STANDING cabinet member Cllr Afzal Akram has lost his job in a cabinet reshuffle. Marie Pye will also make a dramatic return to the housing portfolio following controversy over her role in the bid to turn Walthamstow Stadium into a housing estate.

To send a link to this page to a friend, you must be logged in. Wanstead continued their good start to the campaign with an emphatic home win against Ardleigh Green on Saturday where they simply outclassed the visitors. The seven-wicket victory for the ...

Akram Khan finds himself in an unaccustomed position. A dancer and choreographer best known for movement so fast you can barely see it, yet so precise that he seems to control each tiny muscle and tendon, is now becalmed. Early last month he was rehearsing ...

Former Pakistan pacer and Kolkata Knight Riders bowling coach Wasim Akram feels his game would have perfectly suited for the shortest format of the game. “I missed on playing Twenty20 cricket; I only played two games for Hampshire in 2003 when the format ...

In an alternate universe, Akram Khan's Achilles tendon would not have snapped, and audiences here would be treated to his Olivier Award-winning solo-dance piece Desh at the upcoming Singapore Arts Festival. But snap it did - at a rehearsal in January - and ...

Former Pakistan skipper and the bowling coach of Kolkata Knight Riders, Wasim Akram, feels that defending champions, Chennai Super Kings, will come bounce back strongly in the knock-out stage of the ongoing fifth edition of the Indian Premier League.