India Claims Silver and Bronze at 46th Chess Olympiad

Open Section: Uzbekistan Takes Gold, India Finishes Second

At the 46th Chess Olympiad, the Uzbekistan team emerged victorious in the open section, finishing with a commanding score. India’s open team claimed the silver medal, matching Germany on points but prevailing on tie-break. The Indian squad, featuring Grandmasters Praggnanandhaa, Gukesh, Arjun Erigaisi, and Nihal Sarin, accumulated 18 points from 22 possible across 10 rounds.

Women’s Section: China Wins Gold, India Secures Bronze

In the women’s competition, China captured the gold medal, while Kazakhstan finished as runners-up. India’s women’s team earned the bronze medal, also scoring 18 out of 22 points over 10 rounds. The team comprised Koneru Humpy, B Savitha Shri, Vantika Agrawal, and Divya Deshmukh.

Indian Team Performances

Both Indian teams delivered consistent performances throughout the 10-round event. The open team’s 18/22 score placed them in a tie for second, with tie-break rules awarding them the silver. The women’s team matched that total, securing third place behind China and Kazakhstan.

Key Indian Players

• Praggnanandhaa
• Gukesh
• Arjun Erigaisi
• Nihal Sarin
• Koneru Humpy
• B Savitha Shri
• Vantika Agrawal
• Divya Deshmukh

Final Standings Summary

India’s Scores

Source

This report is based on information published by The Bridge — Chess.

Official source: https://thebridge.in/chess/india-men-women-olympiad-silver-bronze-46th-57844