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Chess Olympiad: Arjun finds form as India beats Spain; Savitha stars for women

India's men and women chess teams secured notable victories at the Chess Olympiad, with Arjun and Savitha leading their sides to success against Spain and Denmark respectively.

Puja Shil | | 1 min read

Chess Olympiad: Arjun finds form as India beats Spain; Savitha stars for women
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In Brief

  1. India's men defeated Spain 3-1, and women beat Denmark 3.5-0.5 at Chess Olympiad.
  2. Arjun Anand scored crucial wins to boost men's team performance.
  3. Savitha Shri led the women's team with dominant gameplay.
  4. These wins strengthen India's chances for medals at the event.

India's men's chess team displayed strong form with a 3-1 win over Spain at the ongoing Chess Olympiad. Arjun Anand notably rediscovered his winning touch, contributing critical victories to the team's overall success. This performance has been vital in positioning India favorably in the tournament standings.

In parallel, the Indian women's team dominated Denmark 3.5-0.5. Savitha Shri was the standout player, delivering commanding performances across her matches. Her victories underlined India's competitive edge in the women's section.

These results enhance India's prospects for securing medals at the prestigious global event. The teams will continue to build on these successes as the Olympiad progresses.

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