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Ashwath R of Chennai emerged as the champion with 6.5 points out of seven rounds of the 16th Adyar Times Open Chess Tournament which got concluded on Sunday at the Montfort Indoor Stadium, Santhome Higher Secondary School, Chennai. In a three way tie for
Hirthikkesh, emerges as Champion “Never miss the Spic Tournament” these are the words that we heard from the parents while the Spic tournament was going on from 27th September to 2nd October, 20016. Lovely appreciation from the parents!! Playe
Indian Men team missed the podium by a whisker and finished at creditable fourth place in the 42nd Chess Olympiad which concluded at Baku, Azerbaijan on Tuesday. In the final round, India held to a draw by Norway. Leading from the front, Harikrishna force
Indian men and women team kept their medal hopes alive after holding Russia in Open and Ukraine in Women section of the ongoing 42nd World Chess Olympiad at Baku, Azerbaijan. With four super grandmasters in the lineup, top seed Russia started as clear f
India slipped to sixth place in the 42nd World Chess Olympiad after losing to fifth seed Ukraine 2.5 – 1.5 in the ninth round. Top three boards ended without decisive result while Sethuraman’s defeat on fourth board against Anton Korobov decided the f
GM, SP Sethuraman defeated former World Championship challenger Nigel Short in clinical fashion to help India to beat England in the eighth round match of the 42nd World Chess Olympiad at Baku, Azerbaijan. After a disappointing seventh round against USA,
The dream run of Indian Men team came to a halt as they suffered defeat by the hands of star studded USA in the seventh round of the ongoing 42nd Chess Olympiad at Baku, Azerbaijan. With super Grandmasters Caruana, Nakamura and So in the lineup, USA was t
Indians have wrested sole lead in the Chess Olympiad. It is a new high for the land which invented the game. The hero of India’s 2.5-1.5 win over the Netherlands was B Adhiban who beat Erwin L’Ami in the second board. Indian message is simple. Winning
Shahil, Savitha Win Under-9 Titles Shahil Dey of Assam and B Savitha Shri of Tamil Nadu emerged as champions on tie-break in the National Under-9 Chess Championship that was concluded at C.T. Public School in Jalandhar, Punjab on 30th August, 2016. Third
2016 ARBITERS’ AWARDS LIST OF NOMINEES The FIDE Arbiters’ Commission has the pleasure to announce the nominees of the 2016 Arbiters’ Awards. The requirements for the Arbiters to be awarded were: (a). to have obtained the IA title before 1981 (35 yea