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Keerthi remains in joint lead
Telangana State’s Keerthi Ghanta was in joint lead with three points from three rounds in the girls category of the 30th National U-9 chess championship in Jalandhar on Tuesday.
Hyderabad: Telangana State’s Keerthi Ghanta was in joint lead with three points from three rounds in the girls category of the 30th National U-9 chess championship in Jalandhar on Tuesday. Tamil Nadu girl Hema Priya was also on three points after winning her third round match playing black.
Results: Round-3: Boys: M Saxena (UP,2) lost to Praneeth Uppala (TS, 3); Vishwaksen (TS,2) lost to T Karthik (TN,3); Kadakia Veer (Mah,2.5) drew with JSS Sreekar (TS,2.5); U Belwa l(UTK,2) lost to Ch Sai Varshith (TS,3); Rithwik G (TS,1) bt Arith Agarwal (Del); Girls: Hema Priya M(TN,3) bt Sevitha Viju (TS,2); Unmilitha Pathak (ASM,2) lost to Keerthi Ghanta (TS,3); NG Hasini (TS,1) lost to A Bhatt (KTK,2); A Vikram (Delhi,2) bt Mythri M (TS,1); Manusree Deva(TS,1.5) drew R Malakar (WB, 1.5).
