Tears of happiness! Divya Deshmukh breaks down after winning the Fide Women’s World Cup – Watch. Chess news
In a historic moment for the Indian chess, 19 -year -old Divya Deshmukh was crowned Fid Women’s World Cup Champion after defeating 19 -year -old Divya Deshmukh and defeating World Rapid Champion, Konaru Hampi on Monday at the Rapid Tybrex of the final in Batumi, Georgia. At the beginning of the tournament, at the 15th place, Divya produced a sensational run, with several aristocratic opponents, which was in the title clash before facing one of the most respected veterans of India. Classical sports ended in the final, pushed the match rapidly into the tiebreak. The first game, with Divya’s white play, ended equally. But in the second, with black pieces, the teenager grabbed her brilliantly. Under severe time pressure, 38 -year -old Hampi made significant errors in Andge. Divya confiscated her opportunity, changing her profit with confidence to seal a memorable victory. With this victory, Divya not only raises the World Cup, but also secures her last Grandmaster Norm, officially earns GM title. She becomes a total of fourth Indian woman and 88th Indian to receive this honor. Divya’s campaign was notable for her fearless style and sharp preparation, despite not being among the pre-tournament favorite. His victory highlights the strength of the new generation of Indian chess players, who make their mark on the world stage. This World Cup victory is a success moment in Divya’s career and a proud day for Indian chess. Only at the age of 19, he has created history and declared himself as a future force in the global chess.
