India’s Shubhi Gupta and A grew to become the fourth winners within the ladies’ under-12 and under-8 classes on the FIDE World Cadets Chess Championship.
Shubhi Gupta, a resident of Ghaziabad, secured the highest prize within the Under-12 occasion by securing 8.5 factors from 11 rounds. In the women’ under-8 class, Charvi secured the primary place in 11 rounds with 9.5 factors. Charvi was trailing Bodhna Sivanandan (Eng), who completed second within the final three rounds, however managed to catch and overtake her thanks to higher tie-break scores after each completed with 9.5 factors.
Samhita Pungavanam completed tenth with 7.5 factors.
In the U-10 class, India’s Hanya Shah completed eighth with 7.5 factors, whereas compatriots Ada Ranganath (7 factors) and V Tirupurambika (7 factors) completed 14th and nineteenth respectively.
In the Open occasions, India’s Ethan Vaz scored eight factors to complete sixth within the under-12 class, whereas subsequent finest Arjun Adireddy (7 factors) was ranked twentieth. In the U-10 class, Vivaan Vishal Shah (8 factors) completed ninth whereas France’s Lacan Rus David received the primary prize with 9 factors.
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India’s Safin Safarullahan received the bronze medal within the under-8 class with 9 factors. The Kerala boy completed half a degree behind France’s Marc Lullary and Russia’s Sev Shoggiev Roman, who completed first and second respectively after the tie-breaks.
With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
