Historic: Koneru Humpy vs Divya Deshmukh in First All-India Fide Women’s World Cup Final | Chase Fide Women’s World Cup final for the first time two Indians: Hampi defeated China’s Tingji Lei in the semi -finals; Divya Deshmukh will compete

After Divya Deshmukh, Koneru Hampi has reached the final in the Women’s Chess FIDE World Cup. Koneru Hampi defeated Tingji Lei of China in a tie breaker in the semi -finals and confirmed his place in the final. For the first time, both players will be Indians in the final of the World Cup. The tournament is being played in Batumi, Georgia.

Lei got success at the beginning of a tie breaker In the tiebreaker, two 15–15 minutes are played for additional time. After that the next two tiebreak bets are 10-10 minutes. Lei won the first bet and Hampi won the second bet despite being in a difficult situation and made the match again equal.

In the third set of Tybreak Baji, Hampi started with white pieces in the first bet and won it by defeating Lei in all the departments of the game. Hampi just needed a draw to reach the finals after winning the first bet and he won and made it to the title match.

Chinese players Tingji Lei and Indian chase player Hampi during the tie breaker.

Both games were drawn

Earlier, both games were drawn. After which a tie breaker was organized on Thursday. Hampi had white pieces in the second game, but she could not break Lei’s strong rescue.

Divya defeated former world champion

Divya defeated former world champion Tan Zhongyi by a margin of 1.5–0.5 in the semi-final match. 19 -year -old Divya performed brilliantly playing with white pieces and defeated 101 tricks. In the second game, he got the benefit of playing with white pieces. He continued to pressurize the middle game and forced Tan Zongyi to make mistakes.

White (Divya) was in a winning position with the queen’s exchange, but his position was also very strong by keeping the queen on the board. After this, Jhongyi returned and took the lead.

In the lack of time, Jhongi went wrong, after which Divya went ahead with the lead of two pawns. In the last game, Jongyi had many draws of draws, but she could not redeem them.

The first game was Draw in the first game Divya played with black pieces. This game was a draw. Divya adopted a strategy to balance the game at the beginning of the first game. Jhongi started the game with the ‘Queen’s Gambit Diclind’ opening, in which Divya continued to balance the pieces. Jhongi also looked satisfied with this situation, where Black had received some activity.

In the end, the two had three pawns with one-one stop and one small pawn (bishop/night) in the same part, so that the game could not be anything other than the draw.

Four women players of India reached quarter finals for the first time For the first time in this tournament, four women players of India reached the quarter -finals. Apart from Koneru Hampi, Harika Dronavalli, R.K. Vaishali and Divya Deshmukh confirmed their place in the quarterfinals.

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