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Sixteen year old Karthikeyan Murali of Tamil Nadu emerged sole leader with 8.5 points beating Swapnil Dhopade of Railways in the twelfth and penultimate round of the ONGC 53rd National Premier Chess Championship, organised by Tiruvarur District Chess Asso
Overnight leaders GM Karthikeyan Murali of Tamil Nadu and GM Vidit Santosh Gujrathi of PSPB drew their respective games to keep the lead between them at the end of the eleventh round of the ONGC 53rd National Premier Chess Championship, organised by Tiruv
Former under 16 world champion KarthikeyanMurali of Tamil Nadu dealt a blow to the title aspirations of former under 14 world champion Vidit Santosh Gujrathi of PSPB by beating him in thetenth round of the ONGC 53rd National Premier Chess Championship, or
National Women’s champion Padmini Rout of Odisha has retained her title she won at Sangli last year for the first time. It was a tall scoring round ten at the Bengal Art Gallery in Kolkata.At the end of it, Padmini won with a round to spare. In the penu
The 2010 National Women’s champion, Soumya Swaminathan beat the 2006 champion Swati Ghate in the final round to snatch the second place on tie-break in the Ramratna National Women’s Premier that concluded at Kolkata on November 24, 2015. Cash prizes t
Vidit Santosh Gujrathi of PSPB maintained his unbeaten record and a lead by full point, beating the second placed P. Karthikeyan of Railways in the ninth round of the ONGC 53rd National Premier Chess Championship, organised by Tiruvarur District Chess Ass
Vidit Santosh Gujrathi maintained his sole lead with, raising his tally to six points at the end of the eighth round of the ONGC 53rd National Premier Chess Championship, organised by Tiruvarur District Chess Association at Kasi’s Inn, today. IM P. Kart
Vidit Santosh Gujrathi of PSPB, former under 14 world championextended his sole lead with 5.5 points by beating IM Arghyadip Das of Railways for the only decisive result in the seventh round of the ONGC 53rd National Premier Chess Championship 2015, organ
Defending champion SP Sethuraman of PSPB suffered second consecutive shock defeat, this time at the hands of IM K Rathnakaran of Railways in the sixth round of the ONGC 53rd National Premier Chess Championship, organised by Tiruvarur District Chess Associ
Underdog K Praneeth Surya of Telangana, the lowest ranked player caused the biggest upset of the tournament, beating the defending champion and joint top rated player SP Sethuraman of PSPB in the fifth round of the ONGC 53rd National Premier Chess Champio