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Dev Shah, Savitha Sri in sole lead
Dev Shah of Maharashtra and Savitha Sri of Tamil Nadu remained sole leaders in the boys and girls category respectively after the sixth round of the 30th National Under-9 chess championship at Jalandhar on Thursday, according to information received here.
Hyderabad: Dev Shah of Maharashtra and Savitha Sri of Tamil Nadu remained sole leaders in the boys and girls category respectively after the sixth round of the 30th National Under-9 chess championship at Jalandhar on Thursday, according to information received here.
Results: Round-6: Boys (TS wherever not mentioned): Bharat Subrahmanyam (TN,5) lost Dev Shah (Mah,6); S Dey (ASM,5.5) bt Ch Sai Varshith (4.5); Parneeth Uppala (5.5) bt S Rohith (TN,4.5); Sreekar JSS (4) lost to Ilamparthi (TN,5); Sadbhav R (UTK,4) bt Vishwaksen (3); A Bharadwaj (4) bt P Venkatesh (3); M Cambell (TN,4) bt Rithwik Gandikota (3); A Nambiar(2) lost to Dhairyash Dhruv (UP,3); Girls: Savitha Sri (TN,6) bt Riddhi Patel (Guj,5) Kheerthi Ghanta (3.5) lost to Anahitha Verma (Punjab, 4.5); Sevitha Viju (3.5) drew with Manusree Deva(3.5); Mythri Madisetty(3.5) bt Advika Singh (Haryana,2.5); Rupkatha Malakar (WB,2.5) lost to NG Hasini (3).
