India chess captain Srinath Narayanan reflects on Olympiad silver and team journey
India captain Srinath Narayanan spoke about the national team's silver medal finish in the Open section at the Chess Olympiad held in Samarkand. The 32-year-old addressed expectations around the team, saying it is unrealistic to expect a gold medal every time the side competes. Narayanan discussed key decisions during the campaign, including moving Gukesh down to Board 4, and highlighted the challenges the team faced throughout the tournament. He also touched on the importance of team unity in achieving the silver medal result. Looking ahead, Narayanan commented on the upcoming world championship match between Gukesh and Sindarov.
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