Leeds, England, July 23: Teenage quick Mohammad Aamer revived Pakistan's prospects of a series-levelling victory against Australia in the second and final Test at Headingley here on Friday.

Aamer too

SEOUL, July 22, 2010: South Korea's top automaker Hyundai Motor said Thursday that its union and management had agreed a wage deal, marking its second strike-free year.

Hyundai said the deal reached

Indian cricketer Yuvraj Singh, second from left, and teammates congratulate Sri Lankan cricketer Muttiah Muralitharan, left, after the Sri Lankan victory in the first Test match at The Galle Internati

Lindsay Lohan began her 90-day jail term Tuesday but the troubled Hollywood starlet’s sentence was quickly slashed to 14 days, the police said.

Lindsay Lohan began her 90-day jail term Tuesday but the troubled Hollywood starlet’s sentence was quickly slashed to 14 days, the police said.

Two weeks after 10 Russian spies flew back from the United States to Moscow, the buzz of interest around the ring's most photogenic member, the feisty redhead Anna Chapman, shows no signs of receding.

The French police detained football internationals Franck Ribery and Karim Benzema on Tuesday as they faced possible charges in a probe into an alleged under-age prostitution ring.

Sri Lanka’s Lasith Malinga celebrates the dismissal of opener Gautam Gambhir on Day Three of the first Test in Galle on Tuesday.

PARIS, July 21, 2010: A strike by air traffic controllers disrupted travel across France on Wednesday with one in five flights from Paris's main international airport Charles de Gaulle cancelled, auth

MILAN, July 21, 2010: Fiat announced on Wednesday a return to profit in the second quarter and won board approval for the Italian auto giant's plan to hive off non-car activities.

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