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Tuesday, June 11, 2002
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Chess FIDE set to include Anand in World championship cycle DELHI, JUNE 10.In a significant development, the momentum to include former champion Viswanathan Anand and some more leading names in the World chess championship cycle gained a fillip when the FIDE's Steering Committee thought it fit to redraft ... Other Stories
Cricket Buoyant England has problems in store still LONDON, JUNE 10.Following its convincing victory at Edgbaston England has made only one change in their squad for their third and final Test against Sri Lanka at Old Trafford, beginning on Thursday, but there are also problems lying in ambush. ... Other Stories
Football FIFA WORLD CUP 
Portugal alive and kickingJEONJU (SOUTH KOREA), JUNE 10. Pauleta scored the second hat-trick of this year's World Cup as Portugal stayed alive in the tournament while eliminating Poland with a 4-0 win in Group D on Monday. In the first half, Pauleta smashed in a low ... 
S. Korea manages to hold U.S.DAEGU, South Korea, JUNE 10. Ahn Jung-hwan scored a 78th-minute equalizer Monday as co-host South Korea, which missed a first-half penalty, came back to draw 1-1 with the United States in Group D. Both teams can secure a place in the second ... 
France teeters on the brinkINCHEON, JUNE 10.France faces its day of reckoning on Tuesday when anything less than a two-goal victory over a rugged Denmark team will make it the first World Cup holder for 36 years to crash out in the first round. A miserable reward of one ... WORLD CUP NOTEBOOK 
Carlos' praise for BeckhamULSAN (SOUTH KOREA), JUNE 10.Roberto Carlos heaped praise on David Beckham's free-kick talents on Monday, agreeing with comments by England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson that the Manchester United star was one the world's leading set piece ... Other Stories
Racing : Motor 
No stopping Michael SchumacherMONTREAL, JUNE 10.Michael Schumacher is powering towards another record-breaking season after claiming Ferrari's 150th win in Canada and his sixth victory in eight races this year. McLaren's David Coulthard of Britain, who won the last race ... Other Stories
Tennis Samrita Sekar survives NEW DELHI, JUNE 10. Samrita Sekar survived four match-points in the second set tie-break to eventually outclass Vishika Chhetri 2-6, 7-6 (8-6), 6-2 in the third leg of the $5000 ITF women's circuit tennis tournament at the DLTA Complex here on ... Cycling 
India's tally swells to 11 goldsNEW DELHI, JUNE 10.India's Team Pursuit stamped its authority with a superlative performance as the host swept all 11 gold medals at the end of the track events, in the 2nd SAARC cycling championship at Yamuna Velodrome here on Monday. Destined ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Open Page | Education | Book Review | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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