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Sunday, June 30, 2002
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Yuveraj, Dravid script Indian victoryLONDON, JUNE 29. The straight and simple formula of packing the team with batsmen fetched India a comfortable six-wicket victory against England in its first match of the NatWest Trophy III triseries at lord's on Saturday. In the centre at the ... Richardson misses century ST. GEORGE'S (GRENADA), JUNE 29.New Zealand opener Mark Richardson missed a century by five runs as the West Indies hit back late to limit the visitors to 208 for five Friday in the second and final Cable & Wireless cricket Test at Queen's Park ... Football 
Sukur makes amends with fastest goal in historyDAEGU (SOUTH KOREA), JUNE 29. Hakan Sukur scored the fastest goal in World Cup history in just 11 seconds and combined with Ilhan Mansiz on two others on Saturday as Turkey beat co-host South Korea 3-2 to clinch third place. The 30-year-old ... 
Classic contrasts point to a grand finaleLONDON, JUNE 29. Poets versus Accountants. Bob Dylan versus Backstreet Boys. Nature versus Nurture. Art versus Science. Soul versus Mind. See it the way you choose. Or, see it simply as what it is: Brazil versus Germany. Whichever way you ... 
Every player's dreamYOKOHAMA, JUNE 29.Ronaldo will flash his trademark gap-toothed smile in delight if he wins it and Oliver Kahn will take off his treasured gloves just to get his hands on it - Silvio Gazzaniga's beauty remains the ultimate possession for the ... 
Big Phil and Rudi ready for final tussleYOKOHAMA, JUNE 28. If the reputation of the two opposing coaches is anything to go by, Brazil versus Germany in Sunday's World Cup final will be a real humdinger. Brazil's Luiz Felipe Scolari and Germany's Rudi Voeller are two of the hungriest ... Other Stories
Tennis A serene Seles sails into fourth round LONDON, JUNE 29. There is serenity about the woman that is so out-of-place in the hustle and bustle of professional tennis on the game's greatest stage--Wimbledon. And it is not a quality that would be readily obvious as you watch her grunt ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Magazine | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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