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Savitha praised India’s showing at the Chess Olympiad as an “amazing performance,” underscoring the growing depth and confidence in the country’s chess ecosystem. Her remarks reflect a broader sense that India is no longer merely participating on the world stage, but increasingly shaping the competitive narrative at elite events.
India delivered a strong all-round performance at the Chess Olympiad, finishing with silver in the Open section and bronze in the women’s event. The result underlines the country’s growing depth in elite chess and extends its recent rise on the global stage.
B. Savitha Shri produced another crucial late intervention to keep India alive in the women's title race, defeating Zhai Mo on the fourth board to secure a 2-2 draw against sole leaders China in the penultimate round of the Chess Olympiad at Samarkand. In the open section, India delivered a commanding 3.5-0.5 win over Uzbekistan 2 to stay in sole second place, setting up a tense final-round finish in both events.
India enjoyed a near-perfect ninth round at the Chess Olympiad in Samarkand, with both the men's and women's teams delivering crucial victories to stay in contention for the title. World champion D. Gukesh produced the standout result, recovering from an inferior position to beat Alexander Donchenko and seal a 2.5-1.5 win over Germany, while the women defeated host Uzbekistan 3-1.
In a thrilling day at the Chess Olympiad in Nagoya, Japan, the Indian women's team secured a hard-fought draw against powerhouse China, while the men's team delivered a commanding performance against their rivals. The results reflect India's growing prominence in the global chess arena.
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