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      GM Norm for Ramnath Bhuvanesh at Chennai Open

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      Chennai Open: GM Norm for Ramnath Bhuvanesh, seven share lead
      Jan 6, 2015

      International Master Ramnath Bhuvanesh held fellow Indian International Master Swapnil Dhopade to a draw in the ninth round, securing his second Grandmaster Norm in the 7th Chennai International Open Grandmaster Chess Tournament at Nehru Stadium, Chennai here today.

      Ramnath Bhuvanesh with 7.0 points now shares the lead with six other players viz., Popov Ivan (Russia),Dzhumaev Marat (Uzbekistan), Mozharov Mikhail (Russia), Swapnil S Dhopade (India), Gasanov Eldar (Ukraine) and Ravichandran Siddharth (India).


      GM Cruz Cristhian (Peru) playing GM Popov Ivan (Russia)

      Trailing the leaders by half a point at 6.5 points were Cruz Cristhian (Peru), Brunello Sabino (Italy), Baryshpolets Andrey (Ukraine), Nguyen Duc Hoa (Vietnam), Karthikeyan Murali, Das Sayantan, Prasanna Raghuram Rao, Visakh N R (all India).

      Needing a draw for a Grandmaster Norm, Ramnath Bhuvanesh, got just that, in the nick of the time. For, the second board Trompovsky game went to the wire, when both the players were down to last three minutes. But, Ramnath held his nerve pushing Swapnil to repeat the moves, splitting the point after 33 moves. Ramnath adds this second GM Norm to the first one he achieved in Abu Dhabi last year.


      International Master Ramnath Bhuvanesh (India)

      Swapnil also made his fourth GM Norm, adding to the one’s he made in Chennai Open two years ago, along with the GM Norms from National Premier Championship and Rose Valley GM tournament, both at Calcutta.

      Chennai lad Ravichandran Siddarth improved his GM Norm chances scoring over GM Deepan Chakkravarthy, moving on to 7.0 points. A win in the final round against Ramnath Bhuvanesh, would fetch Siddharth his second GM Norm.

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      Category “A” – Main Results Round 9 (Indians unless specified) :

      Dzhumaev Marat (Uzb) 7 drew with Mozharov Mikhail (Rus) 7, Swapnil S Dhopade (7) drew with Ramnath Bhuvanesh R (7), Cruz Cristhian (Per) 6.5 drew with Popov Ivan (Rus) 7, Cruz Jonathan (Per) 6 lost to Gasanov Eldar (Ukr) 7, Ravichandran Siddharth (7) bt Deepan Chakkravarthy J (6), Stany G A (5.5) lost to Brunello Sabino (Ita) 6.5, Baryshpolets Andrey (Ukr) 6.5 bt Karthikeyan P (5.5), Nguyen Duc Hoa (Vie) 6.5 bt Vignesh N R (5.5), Rathnakaran K (6) drew with Neverov Valeriy (Ukr) 6, Karthikeyan Murali (6.5) bt Sharma Dinesh K (5.5)

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        January 7, 2015 at 2:36 am

        Impressive.

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