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Sydney, June 20 : Australia's only specialist spinner for Ashes series, Nathan Hauritz, is thinking of England's batsmen, and how they might treat him.

He ponders what Kevin Pietersen and other England players could have in store for him, and is a bit excited about it.

London, June 20 : Stunner Kendra Wilkinson has revealed that her pictures are found more in girls' bedrooms than boys'.

The bombshell had a successful run as a Playboy bunny for five successive years.

"Even though me, HOLLY and BRIDGET were thought of as sex icons, our faces ended up on girls'''' walls rather than in boys'''' bedrooms," The Sun quoted her as saying.

"We''''re easy-going and easy to talk to, so girls see us as their friends and not rivals," she added.

On being asked about the secret behind her amazing figure, she said: "I don''''t diet. I eat what I want, I''''m just sensible about it.

Hamburg - Juergen Klinsmann said in an interview published on Saturday that Bayern Munich's multiple new hirings were a belated confirmation of his ideas before he was sacked at the German top club.

"The transfers are really remarkable. Seven, eight or possibly nine players - that is almost a complete team and shows that they belatedly followed my analysis," Klinsmann said in a email interview with the Bild daily.

"It shows that the coach alone was not to blame for the defeats of the past season."

London, June 20 : US authorities have charged Texas billionaire businessman and alleged fraudster, Sir Allen Stanford, with 21 criminal offences.

The cricket entrepreneur has been charged with seven counts of wire fraud, ten counts of mail fraud and conspiracy to launder money.

Cairo  - Egyptian multi-millionaire and former member of parliament, Rami Lakah, has agreed to a final settlement for debts once worth billions of Egyptian pounds, the daily al-Masry al-Youm reported Saturday.

According to the deal, Lakah, who built a medical-supplies empire in the 1990s with the help of large government contracts, will pay back 743 million Egyptian pounds (133 million dollars) in debts to the Bank of Egypt.