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Humpy beats Tsolakidou as India women stay unbeaten at Chess Olympiad

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Koneru Humpy defeated Greek player Stavroula Tsolakidou at the Chess Olympiad, avenging recent losses against her in the Global Chess League. The win helped India's women's team maintain their unbeaten streak in the tournament. In the open section, D Gukesh bounced back with a victory over Italy's Sabino Brunello after his rating had dipped below 2700. India's open team won their match 3-1, with both the men's and women's sides continuing their strong runs in the competition.

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