May misery in sauna city
When Kapil Dev Nikhanj says the heat is on, it means that the heat is on. “This is so humid… How can the boys play cricket in such conditions?” Kapil asked Pranab Roy on Thursday, his white T-shirt soaked in sweat.
May 25, 2007
Spin Cycle: Crammed saunas, green peas and holy taps
Fluffing and folding the news
Motor racing-Drivers prepare for Sepang sauna test
Red Bull's David Coulthard thinks Formula One drivers undergo a physical test at the Malaysian Grand Prix that would result in a trip to hospital in normal circumstances.
How hot was it in Al-Qatif yesterday? It was terribly, horribly hot. At 7 o’clock in the morning the temperature was 38 degrees Celsius (100 F) and the humidity was 44 percent, which meant that it felt like it was 46 degrees C (115 F). So why were we all indulging in an open air sauna?
