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      Home  >  Daily News • General News  >  Aravindh and Uurtsaikh win Asian Junior Chess Championships

      Aravindh and Uurtsaikh win Asian Junior Chess Championships

      Asian Junior, V R Aravindh Chithambaram

      Aravindh Chithambaram

      Aravindh and Uurtsaikh win Asian Junior Chess Championships
      Press Trust of India | New Delhi
      May 11, 2016 Last Updated at 20:23 IST

      Grandmaster Aravindh Chithambaram of India and Uurinntuya Uurtsaikh of Mongolia became Champions in the Asian Junior Open and Girls Championship which concluded at Park Plaza here today.

      In a pulsating final round, overnight sole leader Grandmaster S L Narayanan drew with International Master Mousavi Seyed Khalil and this result helped Aravindh to catch up with Narayanan after defeating Nima Javanbakht of Iran.

      Both players were tied at seven points but direct encounter tie break helped Aravindh to clinch the title while Naryanan had to be satisfied with runner-up position.

      Harsha Bharathakoti completed the all Indian podium finish after defeating International Master Mosadeghpour Masoud of Iran in final round.

      Meanwhile, the girls section had more dramas as Mongolian girl Uurinntuya Uurtsaikh produced an emphatic victory over top seed Vaishali to lift the winner’s trophy while Nandhidhaa V finished as runner up after defeating overnight joint leader K Priyanka. R Vaishali did not find a place in the podium as Ivana Maria Furtado won the bronze medal by securing final round victory over Bala Kannamma P.

      In the Asian Junior Blitz Championship, S L Naryanan won the gold medal while Arjun Kalyan and Aravindh Chithambaram secured Silver and Bronze medals respectively. R Vaishali secured the yellow metal in girl’s category while Varshini finished second and Bala Kannamma won the Bronze medal.

      Source: http://www.business-standard.com

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