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India Women Dominate Germany; Open Team's Gold Hopes Fade at Chess Olympiad

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India's open chess team defeated England 2.5-1.5 at the Chess Olympiad, keeping their medal hopes alive. However, Uzbekistan's unbeaten run has made it significantly harder for India to contend for the gold in the open category. In contrast, the Indian women's team delivered a commanding 3.5-0.5 victory over Germany, boosting their title prospects. Savitha Shri was a standout performer, registering her sixth consecutive win in the tournament. The women's team remains a strong contender for the top prize as the competition progresses.

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