Sydney, Nov 1 : Senior batsman of Pakistan cricket team Younus Khan has said that cricket in Pakistan would be destroyed if foreign team do not tour the country.

In an interview to an Australian newspaper, Younus Khan said that Australia did not tour Pakistan since 1998 for security reasons.

They refused to participate in an important event like the Champions Trophy and insisted to shift the series to neutral grounds.

These decisions are going to be causes of destruction of cricket in Pakistan.

London, Nov 1: A vicar ended up visiting a hospital for help after a potato got stuck in his bottom, causing him great agony.

According to the clergyman, he was hanging curtains at his home without his clothes on, when he fell backwards on to his kitchen table.

The reverend, who is in his 50s, had to undergo a delicate operation to extract the offending vegetable, which medics in Sheffield revealed were among the many things which got stuck in people’s nether regions.

The vicar was very embarrassed with the whole situation, and kept on insisting to staff at the city’s Northern General Hospital that his predicament was not the result of a sex game gone wrong.

Bangkok- Tens of thousands of Thais gathered Saturday at a rally in Bangkok to demonstrate support for fugitive former premier Thaksin Shinawatra and opposition to the anti-government People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD).

Islamabad, Nov 1 : Pakistan’s new cricket coach Intikhab Alam has said that playing top level domestic cricket is more important than dull paced camps.

He plans to prepare the national probables for the important Indian series following the same line.

Intikhab said that the forthcoming Test series against India would be an important one and there was no better way to prepare for the series than to put the probables into competitive cricket.

Washington, November 1 : Pete Wentz, who’s most famous for his work with the Chicago-based band ‘Fall Out Boy’, has revealed that he’s ‘on call permanently’ since his wife is due to give birth any minute.

The 29-year-old bassist told Ryan Seacrest that his wife Ashlee Simpson could hit the emergency button ‘at any point’.

“She is very pregnant. I am on call permanently right now. She''s at the very end, and it could happen at any point,” People magazine quoted him as saying.