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Michael Casey

Cricket council adds more teams to 2014 Twenty20
Article
/ 16 April 2012

Cricket council adds more teams to 2014 Twenty20

The International Cricket Council has decided to expand the World Twenty20 tournament and four more berths to the upcoming 2014 edition.

By Michael Casey
Circuit chairperson defends Bahrain F1
Article
/ 11 April 2012

Circuit chairperson defends Bahrain F1

Bahrain circuit chairperson Zayed Al Zayani has defended the Bahrain Grand Prix after extremists used social media to force the event’s cancellation.

By Michael Casey
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Article
/ 9 April 2012

Bahrain adviser says F1 security plans in place

Security at the Bahrain Grand Prix will aim to be "low key and discreet" but will include contingency plans to deal with potential disruptions.

By Michael Casey
Alcohol sales at World Cup questioned
Article
/ 14 March 2012

Alcohol sales at World Cup questioned

Qatar has not said if it will sell alcohol at stadiums during the 2022 World Cup, but an official says he didn’t see a reason to sell it at matches.

By Michael Casey
Thompson comes out tops in Dubai Ladies’ Masters
Article
/ 17 December 2011

Thompson comes out tops in Dubai Ladies’ Masters

Lexi Thompson pulled away from Lee-Anne Pace to win the Dubai Ladies’ Masters — she is the youngest professional winner on the Ladies’ European Tour.

By Michael Casey
Pace set to come out tops in Dubai Ladies’ Masters
Article
/ 16 December 2011

Pace set to come out tops in Dubai Ladies’ Masters

South African Lee-Anne Pace, with a third round 67, moved into a share of third place on eight under par, in the Dubai Ladies’ Masters.

By Michael Casey
Donald finishes third at Dubai Championship
Article
/ 11 December 2011

Donald finishes third at Dubai Championship

Luke Donald has become the first golfer to win both the American and European money titles, finishing third at the Dubai World Championship.

By Michael Casey
Blatter blue but unbattered by bribery brouhaha
Article
/ 31 May 2011

Blatter blue but unbattered by bribery brouhaha

Despite calls for a postponement and sponsors’ concerns about football’s image, Sepp Blatter won’t budge on the timing of Fifa’s presidential poll.

By Rob Harris, Michael Casey and Graham Dunbar
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Article
/ 17 February 2011

Racing cancelled at F1 circuit amid Bahrain unrest

The GP2 Asia Series race in Bahrain was cancelled on Thursday amid anti-government protests that have left four dead overnight.

By Michael Casey
Alonso, Webber lose out on F1 Championship
Article
/ 15 November 2010

Alonso, Webber lose out on F1 Championship

For Fernando Alonso and Mark Webber, their dreams of winning the Formula One Championship were lost in the pits.

By Michael Casey
ICC struggling to deal with corruption in cricket
Article
/ 1 September 2010

ICC struggling to deal with corruption in cricket

The International Cricket Council (ICC) is under fire amid allegations Pakistan players were involved in "spot-fixing" in a Test against England.

By Michael Casey
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Article
/ 24 April 2007

Scientists lay out ways to avert climate disaster

United Nations-sponsored scientists who warned of the dangers of a warming Earth will issue a new study next month describing how to avert the worst: everyone must embrace technologies ranging from nuclear power to manure control.

By Michael Casey

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