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Sahithi in joint lead
Andhra Pradesh’s Sahithi Varshini beat Yashavisree of Tamil Nadu in the seventh round of the girl’s category to join overnight leader Savita Sri of Tamil Nadu in the 30th National Under-9 chess championship in Jalandhar on Friday, according to information received here.
Hyderabad: Andhra Pradesh’s Sahithi Varshini beat Yashavisree of Tamil Nadu in the seventh round of the girl’s category to join overnight leader Savita Sri of Tamil Nadu in the 30th National Under-9 chess championship in Jalandhar on Friday, according to information received here.
Both have have 6.5 points after the seventh round. In the boys category, Dev Shah remained sole leader with 6.5 points while Parneeth Uppala of Telangana State and Shahil Dey of Assam are joint second with 6 points.
Results (TS wherever not mentioned): Round-7: Boys: Dev Shah (Mah, 6.5) drew with Shahil Dey (Assam, 6); Suhardo Basak (WB, 5.5) drew with Paraneeth Uppala(6); Ch Sai Varshith (5) drew with S Roshan (TN,5); Nanal Arnav (Mah,4) lost to JSS Sreekar (5); Vishwaksen(4) bt Hari Ramachandran (TN,3.5); Rithwik Gandikota (4) bt Sajal Saroj (Assam,3); Girls: Prathivya Gupta (Del, 6) drew with Savitha Sri (TN, 6.5); Yashavisree (TN, 5) lost to Sahithi Varshini (AP,6.5); Aslesha Talukdar (Assam,3.5) lost to Sevitha Viju (4.5); Keerthi Ghanta (4.5) bt Nayak Sayuri (Goa, 3.5); Manusree Deva (4) drew with Gargee Bose (WB,4); Jahnavi Srilalitha (4.5) bt Mythri Madisetty (3.5)
