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GM Sadhwani excels in Spain

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: July 16, 2022 19:40 IST

Nagpur, July 16GM Raunak Sadhwani clinched joint first place and overall third on the basis of tiebreaker in ...

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Nagpur, July 16

GM Raunak Sadhwani clinched joint first place and overall third on the basis of tiebreaker in Villa De Benasque Open Chess Tournament in Benasque , Spain ,which was held from July 6 to July 15. Total 398 players participated the event from 25 different countries participated in the tournament.

Sadhwani scored eight out of ten points and was unbeaten throughout the tournament . He was awarded a glittering trophy & a cash prize of Euros 2000 . He also secured 1st prize in Under-18 Junior category and was awarded a trophy and a cash prize of Euros 250 . Indian GM Aravindh Chithambaram secured first place with the same 8/10 points on his better tiebreaks

Speaking about victory, Raunak said, " I am happy that I was able to maintain the consistency throughout the tournament. I played some good chess . Eagerly looking forward to give my best & gearing up for my maiden upcoming Chess Olympiad at Chennai."

Tags: GM Aravindh ChithambaramchennaiNagpurMadras missionNagpur orangesChennai chennaiSpain
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