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This is an archive article published on September 28, 2013

Gujrathi draws in final Rd,bags podium

GM Sahaj Grover lost his second game in a row when he could not handle the complexities of a French Winawer against A.R. UAEs Saleh Salem.

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Grandmaster Vidit Gujrathi won the bronze medal in the world junior chess championship after settling for a quick draw with winner Yu Yangyi of China in the final round.

With Yangyi winning the gold,the silver went to Alexander Ipatov of Turkey,who defeated Aleksander Indjic of Serbia in the final round. Gujrathi tied for third spot along with Peruvian Grandmaster Jorge Cori and had the better tiebreak for his bronze medal.

GM Sahaj Grover lost his second game in a row when he could not handle the complexities of a French Winawer against A.R. UAEs Saleh Salem. Debashish Das will have to wait for the confirmation of his Grand aster title till the next tournament after he drew the final round game. Needing a victory to complete his GM title,he was held to a draw by Bulgarias Radoslav Dmitrov.

In the girls championship,Aleksandra Goryachkina of Russia won the gold while the silver went to Zhansaya Abdumalik of Kazakhstan. Alina Kashlinskaya of Russia took bronze. Padmini Rout ended as the best Indian girl ending on eighth spot.

 

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