Fide World Cup | ‘Indian chess is incredible’-Poly Sisters won the winning victory of 19-year-old Divya Deshmukh. Chess news

Famous chess players are known as famous Polar Sisters-Sansa and Judit, 19-year-old Divya Deshmukh to win the Fide Women’s World Cup.He defeated the experienced compatriot Konu Hampi in a tie-break.After the drawn games, this was the first set of tiebreakers which proved to be decisive, as Hampi lost the vein fight. Except for the World Cup and Women’s World Championships, Hampi has won everything under the sun, but as luck, the World Cup title ended it again.Deshmukh showed the steel resolution on Monday, and was a bonus Grandmaster title for their determination – reserved for the champion of the incident.Deshmukh is now Hampi, Dronewali Harika and R. GM is the fourth Indian woman player to achieve feats after Veri.Hampi, 38, became a grandmaster in 2002, and Divya was born in 2005.Susan Polar called Divya a star.“A star is born and a new crown is Grandmaster!Im Divya Deshmukh 🇮🇳 defeated GM Hampi Konaru in Tiebreak to win 2025 Women’s World Cup! What is a great achievement for this talented and mentally difficult young woman!With this victory, she is now the 44th woman to have a Grandmaster title! Double congratulations !! “He wrote on X.Judit praised Divya and also praised “Indian chess”.“Congratulations to @Divyadeshmukh05, who won the 2025 Women’s Chess World Cup title, defeating his compatriot Konaru Humpy in a stressful tiebreak. Indian chess is just incredible!A emotional Deshmukh could not withdraw his tears after winning against his age against a rival.“I need time to process it (win). I think it was luck, I am getting the title of Grandmaster in this way because before (tournament), I did not even have a (GM) ideal, and now I am Grandmaster,” Divya said.