Negi disappoints but Padmini wins bronze
TNN, Aug 17, 2010, 01.48am IST
Anna Muzychuk of Slovenia easily won the gold when she beat Ekaterini Pavlidou of Greece in the last round to tally 11 points from 13 games.
Muzychuk’s task was made easier after Olga Girya of Russia, who went into the last round with 10 points and shared lead with the Slovenian, was forced to split the point by compatriot Irina Adrenko.
Rout split the point with Cori Estela in 41 moves of Kings Indian Defence. Padmini, who started her campaign as the No. 11 seed, did well to finish with a medal, especially when India’s expectations were in the boys section and on Negi. Girya won the silver with 10.5 points. Padmini and Girya came to the fore in the last round when only when Muzychuk lost her penultimate round game to Cori Tella Estela.
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Negi needs to slow down with his tournament and focus more on training.
Poor Negi. He’s going to be scarred for life. One day he will get his revenge as a corrupt chess politician.
Good point Harry this is one of the reason why i know their competitions, they think so highly of to be silly, and why i threw that knight in their faces! Now its time to take all their medals and tricky titles away from them and lets see if they walkin around like SUPAGENIUSES, remember Um usin tricks cuz they want people to think they are sooo smart. Susan Um a lil confused i thought chess was here before fide started handin out medals?