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World Championships: Live coverage Day 6 coverage

DAEGU (Sporting Alert) — The IAAF World Championships resumes this morning after a day of break, which only saw the 20 Kilometres Race Walk for women on the card yesterday in Daegu, South Korea.

UniversalSports.com package includes BOTH the morning and evening sessions. Price: $3.99 (available only in U.S. & territories). UniversalSports.com will be offering LIVE and on-demand coverage of Day 5 of the 2011 Track & Field World Championships, which will see several top athletes in action.

LIVE RADIO (evening sessions) -| LIVE RESULTS – http://www.iaaf.org/live/wch11/index.html|

LIVE EVENT REPORTS – http://daegu2011.iaaf.org/NewsEventReportsList.aspx

On the schedule for Thursday are six finals, which includes the men’s and women’s 400m hurdles, as well as the the men’s High Jump finals.

In the women’s 400m hurdles it will be American Lashinda Demus going up against the Jamaican pair of Kaliese Spencer, the favourite for the gold, but ran poorly in the semis and defending champion Melaine Walker, whose semis performance sees her getting lane eight.

The men’s race will see Americans Bershawn Jackson and Angelo Taylor taking on Puerto Rico’s Javier Culson, South Africa’s L.J. van Zyl and Great Britain’s David Greene.

Thursday’s action will also see the women’s 200m heats getting under way, while the men’s 4x400m relay heats will also be contested.

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