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Chess Olympiad: Gukesh held to draw as India miss ground; Savitha shines in women's event

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India failed to close the gap on Chess Olympiad leaders after Gukesh was held to a draw by Azerbaijan's Mahammad Muradli. Uzbekistan and Germany currently lead the open section with 14 points each. In the women's event, India faced a tough challenge against Kazakhstan but avoided defeat. Savitha Shri extended her remarkable winning streak to seven consecutive games, keeping India's title hopes alive in the women's competition.

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