Chess | Fid Women’s World Cup: Conoru Hampi won a thrilling victory, to face Divya Deshmukh in the final. Chess news
India’s Conoru Hampi secured a place in the Fid Women’s World Cup final after defeating China’s Tingji Lei in an exciting semi -final match, which increased to eight matches on Thursday. The intensive fight saw Hampi emerged victorious with a final score of 5-3, which was establishing an all-India final against Divya Deshmukh.As a result, India is assured of gold and silver medal from the Fid Women’s World Cup – a first. Additionally, both Hampi and Deshmukh have qualified for the candidates’ tournament. Tingji Lei or former world champion Tan Jhongi, when he meets in third place competition, will take another place for candidates.The semi -finals began with two classical games between Hampi and Tingji, both ended in a draw without players. The deadlock continued in the tiebreak phase, where the first two fast sports also drawn, leading to the score 2–2.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Breakthrrow came to Tybreak’s third rapid game, in which Tingji led Hampi to capitalize on a mistake in Andge. It put the Chinese Grandmaster 3–2 in the match.Facing elimination, the hump displayed flexibility with white pieces in the next game. He carried out a strong performance to defeat Tingji and defeat the match 3-3, forcing the competition to the Blitz Game.The first Blitz game proved to be decisive for Hampi, which started with white pieces and established a strong position from the opening. The game developed in a complex middle-game, with both players about 23 seconds on their watches.Despite the pressure of both sides and several blunders, Hampi maintained his work to win the first Blitz game, leading at 4–3 in the match. He followed this success by winning the second blitz game with black pieces, achieving the match with a final score of 5-3.
