Evgeny Alekseev memenangkan turnamen Aeroflot Open 2007

Grandmaster Evgeny Alekseev, memenangkan Kejuaraan Russian Superfinal, dan menempatkan dirinya urutan pertama di turnamen Aeroflot Open 2007 dan untuk pertama sekali disejarah turnamen. Diantaranya Evgeny memenangkan St. Petersburg Blitz Championship, juga pada turnamen Aeroflot dengan poin 7 dari sembilan babak yang dimainkan.

Evgeny menang sebanyak 5 kali dan draw 4 kali. Hasil yang diperolehnya sangat bagus, Evgeny memainkan babak demi babak dengan baik. Dia mengidolakan Capablanca, permainannya mudah tetapi sangat menyenangi catur posisional dengan sedikit kombinasi.

Evgeny Tomashevsky, pemain yang saat ini sedang dipromosikan Rusia, menempati urutan kedua dengan meraih 6,5 poin. Tomashevsky ini juga tipe pemain posisional, tetapi dia lebih secara original. Begitu juga dengan Dmitry Jakovenko yang meraih 6,5 poin menempati urutan ketiga.

Evgeny Alekseev, menyelesaikan draw pada babak pertama dan keduanya dengan kesimpulan utama dari Aeroflot 2007. Pertama, situasi finansial para pemain catur jelas sedang diperbaiki. Beberapa dari mereka bisa melewati di turnamen dengan hadiah pertama US $30.000. Kedua, investasi dari Federasi Catur Rusia mulai kerja cepat daripada menerima. Coba perhatikan ketika pada babak terakhir Evgeny Alekseev memukul juara Olimpiade Gabriel Sargissian. Penyeleksian sebuah tim untuk kompetisi internasional berikutnya tidak akan otomatis sebelumnya.

Manusia vs. Program Catur Komputer

7 Pertarungan di Maastricht ada di buka oleh Prof. Dr. Jaap van den Herik, penulis di kepala berita dari ICGA dan direktur turnamen dari beberapa Kejuaraan Dunia Catur Komputer. Di pembicaraan pembukaannya, Van Den Herik berbicara tentang turnamen sensasional Zappa yang dimainkan di Reykjavik 2005. Zappa dikembangkan oleh Anthony Cozzie, yang memenangkan kejuaraan dunia catur computer dengan meraih poin 10,5 dari 11 babak yang dimainkan.

Grandmaster Erwin L’Ami dari Belanda bertarung di dua game lawan program komputer catur Zap. Juara dunia komputer tahun 2005 itu ada baru-baru saja ditingkatkan programnya dan sekarang menjadi daftar komputer teratas. Permainan ada dimainkan dengan waktu yang berbeda, komputer mendapatkan waktu 30 menit ( dan tidak boleh berpikir pada saat lawannya waktu giliran melangkah) sedangkan manusianya diberi waktu pikir 4 ½ jam. Hasil akhir saat ini 1 – 1 dengan draw 2 kali.

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Deccan Herald Interview

INTERVIEW / Susan Polgar
Path-breaker hungry for more success
Josey Samuel
http://www.deccanherald.com/

Even as the Hungarian army were struggling to find tactics to tackle the strong Soviet invasion in 1988, a 19-year-old girl was deploying pawns, rooks and knights to tear apart the USSR dominance in women's chess.

Three years later, ironically the year in which the last of the Soviet troops left Budapest, Susan Polgar rewrote history as she broke down the gender barrier to annex the men’s Grandmaster title.

In her illustrious career, spanning over 34 years, Susan, who is an American citizen now, won five gold medals at the chess Olympiad with an undefeated record of 56 matches apart from four World Championship titles. Her triumph at the 1996 world championship gave her a unique triple crown — Rapid, Blitz and Classical World Championships — making her the only world champion in history (male or female) to attain such a feat.

Ranked number one in the world at the tender age of 15 and remaining in the top three for more than 20 years, Zsuzsanna Polgar — as she is known in Hungary — spoke to Deccan Herald mainly about her chess career, memorable moments and the Polgar Chess Centre on the sidelines of the National Geographic ‘My Brilliant Brain’ showcase in Bangalore recently.

What motivated you to take up chess?

Actually it was by accident I became a chess player. I was about three-and-a-half years old when I started liking the chess board as a toy. Just like a magnet attracts iron, the chess board and pieces attracted me. My father saw my interest and taught the game with the help of a book. Step by step the progress came.

Could you tell us about your rise to the world’s top player at the age of 15?

My life changed forever when I won the Budapest Championship for girls under-11 with a perfect 10-0 score. To do this at the tender age of four against other girls who were almost three times my age was something special for me. My talent got recognised by the chess players in Hungary. But my breakthrough on the world stage came when I became the youngest woman Grandmaster in the history of the game at the age of 12. Three years later, I became the women’s World No 1.

You quit active chess in 1996 but came back after eight years in 2004 to win the first Olympiad gold for the USA. How difficult was the comeback?

Yes, I was in exile for eight years. But that was because I wanted a family life like others. It took too long because I wanted to be with my children for some time. Being out for such a long time and coming back was a lot difficult. Many thought that was the end. But I made my presence felt with the first gold medal in chess Olympiad for the US.

Your take on Viswanathan Anand and Koneru Humpy?

Anand is a brilliant player, really good. I loved his game. He is a good friend of mine. We talk a lot about chess when we are together. Humpy is one of the best in women’s chess. These are good signs for chess in India.

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Kamsky in the World Cup FInal!!

The impressive World Cup run from Magnus Carlsen has come to a complete halt. He has met his match, someone who is around twice his age. Experience prevails in this match.

Congratulations to both Kamsky and Carlsen. In spite of the loss, Carlsen is in the next World Championship cycle for making it to the semifinal. Watch out!

When Gata decided to make a comeback, he told me his plan and he also gave me a time frame for him to accomplish this goal. He is on pace for it. Good luck Gata! You can do it!

GM Kamsky (2714) - GM Carlsen (2714) [C43]
WC, 10.12.2007

1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nf6 3.d4 Nxe4 4.Bd3 d5 5.dxe5 Be7 6.0–0 Bg4 7.h3 Bh5 8.Re1 Nc6 9.Nc3 Bg6 10.Bd2 Nxd2 11.Qxd2 d4 12.Ne4 0–0 13.a3 Qd5 14.Qf4 Rfe8 15.Re2 Bf8 16.Ng3 Bxd3 17.cxd3 Re6 18.Nh5 Rae8 19.Rae1 a5 20.Qg4 Rg6 21.Nf4 Rxg4 22.Nxd5 Rg6 23.g4 Rd8 24.Nf4 Rh6 25.g5 Re6 26.Nxe6 fxe6 27.Rc1 Rd5 28.Rc4 Bc5 29.h4 Bb6 30.Kg2 Ne7 31.h5 Rd8 32.Re4 Nf5 33.Nh4 Ne7 34.Kg3 g6 35.Kg4 Rd5 36.hxg6 hxg6 37.a4 Kf7 38.Rc1 Rd8 39.Rh1 Kg7 40.Ng2 Nf5 41.Nf4 Re8 42.Ree1 c5 43.Rh3 White wins 1–0

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The Mission of Susan Polgar

"From my 30 plus years of experience, I discovered that chess can help children of all ages do better in school as well as develop many important life skills. Research around the world has supported my belief," states 4 time World Champion GM Susan Polgar. "Countless studies have shown that chess can help develop critical thinking that can be used in other areas of a child's life, academics and social situations. According to research, Test scores improved by 17.3% for students regularly engaged in chess classes, compared with only 4.6% for children participating in other forms of enriched activities," adds Susan.

Polgar dreams of making chess so popular that it competes with other sports, like tennis, baseball and football. "We hope to get many more colleges to start offering scholarships for chess," she says. "And we are working to promote chess as a grassroots movement in some of the smaller cities."

The mission of the Susan Polgar Foundation is to promote chess, with all its educational, social, and competitive benefits throughout the United States, for young people of all ages, especially girls.

In approximately 30 nations across the globe, including Brazil, China, Venezuela, Italy, Israel, Russia and Greece, etc., chess is incorporated into the country's scholastic curriculum. "I believe practically any healthy born child has the potential to become a very strong chess player," Polgar says. Polgar is considered the queen of chess, a trailblazer who has changed the way chess is played throughout the world. She is recognized as the one who laid the foundation for female chess players everywhere. "There was a lot of skepticism about a young girl spending so much time with chess and competing against boys. I had to go through a lot of discrimination and a lot of obstacles that were put in my way," she adds.

The Susan Polgar Foundation, with this in mind, has established many high profile tournaments throughout the year in order for younger girls to excel through chess. The top tournaments right now are the Susan Polgar National Invitational and the Susan Polgar World Championship Open. Both these events have received national acclaim and continue to grow every year. "To me chess is like life itself," Polgar says. "Chess is combining, I think, so many important qualities in life, such as concentration, focusing and planning ahead, and taking into account the people around you, and precision, and research, and psychology, and time management, and a number of other very important life skills that we deal with on an everyday basis. I believe chess teaches you to be more responsible."

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• Award winning and best selling Chess Author in numerous languages (Award-winning columnist with regular columns in Chess Life, School Mates, Chess Life for Kids, Chess Horizons, Chess Cafe, NY Empire Chess, Georgia Chess, Chessville, Chess Chronicle, and www.ChessHall.org, etc.

• 2003 Chess Educator of the Year from the University of Texas at Dallas

• Prominent Chess Trainer and Coach
  (Coached both Judit and Sofia Polgar)

• Advocate for Women’s Chess and Scholastic Chess (Chairperson of the US Women’s Chess Committee, 2003 USCF Committee of the Year)

• Founder of the Susan Polgar Foundation: (A nonprofit organization to help promote chess for women and youth in America)

• 4-time World Chess Champion and 5-time Olympic Champion

• Member of the historic 2004 U.S. Women's Silver Medalist Olympiad Team - Record 56 consecutive game scoring streak without a loss

• Only World Champion (male or female) to win the Triple-Crown in Chess: Rapid, Blitz and Standard Time Control World Championships

• Women’s World Champion - 1996

• Women’s World Rapid Champion - 1992

• Women’s World Blitz Champion - 1992

• Women’s World Champion [girls under 16] at the age of 12 - 1981)

• 5-time Olympic Champion and 10 overall medals: 5 Gold, 4 Silver, and 1 Bronze

• 3-time Winner of the prestigious "Chess Oscar" (Latest one in March 04)

• first woman ever to win the Grandmaster of the Year Award (August 03)

• First woman ever to win the U.S. Open Blitz Championship (2003 and 2005)

• First woman ever to break the "Gender Barrier" to earn the title of Men's Grandmaster('91)

• First Woman ever to break the "Gender Barrier" and qualify for the Men’s World Championship('86)

• #1 ranked woman chess player in the world at the age of 15

• Top 3 in the world for 22 years straight.

• Currently ranked #2 in the world and #1 ranked U.S. woman player

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Photo Gallery - Commonwealth Chess Championship 2007

Commonwealth Chess Championship 2007

Rank after round 10

Rank	SNo.		Name	Rtg	FED	Pts			Fide
1	23	IM	Rathnakaran K	2433	IND	7½			46½
2	13	GM	Ramesh R B	2473	IND	7½			46
3	40	IM	Kamble Vikramaditya	2374	IND	7½			45½
4	1	GM	Ganguly Surya Shekhar	2585	IND	7½			45
5	11	IM	Harika Dronavalli	2480	IND	7			43
6	18	IM	Sriram Jha	2459	IND	7			42½
	49		Thejkumar M S	2355	IND	7			42½
8	15	IM	Gupta Abhijeet	2470	IND	7			42
9	53		Karthikeyan P	2340	IND	7			40
10	32	IM	Himanshu Sharma	2408	IND	6½			46½
11	25	IM	Arun Prasad S	2423	IND	6½			43
12	22	IM	Sundararajan Kidambi	2442	IND	6½			42½
13	5	GM	Abdulla Al-Rakib	2506	BAN	6½			42
	10	GM	Reefat Bin-Sattar	2482	BAN	6½			42
	27	WGM	Mohota Nisha	2416	IND	6½			42
16	28	IM	Wohl Aleksandar H	2415	AUS	6½			40½
	35	IM	Konguvel Ponnuswamy	2394	IND	6½			40½
18	3	GM	Kunte Abhijit	2547	IND	6½			40
19	24	GM	Murshed Niaz	2428	BAN	6½			39½
	29	WGM	Tania Sachdev	2413	IND	6½			39½
21	19	IM	Venkatesh M R	2451	IND	6½			39
	58		Shashikant Kutwal	2321	IND	6½			39
23	34	IM	Laxman R R	2395	IND	6½			38
24	44	IM	Mas Hafizulhelmi	2372	MAS	6½			37
25	9	GM	Neelotpal Das	2489	IND	6½			36
26	2	GM	Jones Gawain C B	2567	ENG	6			40
	33	IM	Lodhi Mahmood	2396	PAK	6			40
28	17	GM	Bakre Tejas	2459	IND	6			39
	31	IM	Prasad Devaki V	2409	IND	6			39
30	8	IM	Rohit Gogineni	2491	IND	6			37½
	12		Ashwin Jayaram	2478	IND	6			37½
	20	IM	Girinath P D S	2448	IND	6			37½
33	7	GM	Barua Dibyendu	2491	IND	6			37
	48		Akshat Khamparia	2355	IND	6			37
35	21	IM	Sengupta Deep	2447	IND	6			36½
	38		Abhishek Das	2383	IND	6			36½
37	16	IM	Smerdon David	2466	AUS	6			36
	86		Swapnil S Dhopade	2261	IND	6			36
	98	FM	Grover Sahaj	2239	IND	6			36
40	94	WIM	Soumya Swaminathan	2244	IND	6			35½
41	52	IM	Prakash G B	2343	IND	6			34½
	76		Wajih Nassir	2285	IND	6			34½
43	45	IM	Prathamesh Sunil Mokal	2371	IND	6			34
	57	FM	Nitin S	2321	IND	6			34
45	4	GM	Negi Parimarjan	2514	IND	5½			40
46	37	IM	Ravi Lanka	2388	IND	5½			39½
47	14	GM	Thipsay Praveen M	2473	IND	5½			38½
	41	IM	Saravanan V	2374	IND	5½			38½
49	6	GM	Deepan Chakkravarthy J	2492	IND	5½			37½
50	74		Prakash Ram	2286	IND	5½			37
51	30	IM	Saptarshi Roy	2412	IND	5½			36½
	42		Ashwath R	2374	IND	5½			36½
	68	FM	Ramakrishna J	2297	IND	5½			36½
	88		Premnath R	2254	IND	5½			36½
55	54	IM	Gokhale Chandrashekhar	2333	IND	5½			36
	60		Sangma Rahul	2318	IND	5½			36
57	66		Gillani Tunveer M D	2300	PAK	5½			35½
	84	WIM	Gomes Mary Ann	2262	IND	5½			35½
	93		Mehar Chinna Reddy C H	2246	IND	5½			35½
60	47		Das Arghyadip	2367	IND	5½			35
	50		Udeshi Aditya	2355	IND	5½			35
	51		Lalith Babu M R	2350	IND	5½			35
	62	WGM	Swathi Ghate	2316	IND	5½			35
	67	FM	Priyadharshan K	2298	IND	5½			35
	92		Joshi G B	2246	IND	5½			35
	122		Bitan Banerjee	2149	IND	5½			35
67	55	IM	Babu N Sudhakar	2332	IND	5½			34½
	85		Saravana Krishnan P	2261	IND	5½			34½
	136		Dilip Das	2102	IND	5½			34½
70	26	IM	Roy Chowdhury Saptarshi	2418	IND	5½			34
	36	FM	Islam Kh Aminul	2390	BAN	5½			34
	83	WIM	Kiran Manisha Mohanty	2263	IND	5½			34
	89	IM	Sahu Sekhar Chandra	2250	IND	5½			34
74	70		Shyam Nikil P	2295	IND	5½			33½
	107	WIM	Nadig Kruttika	2208	IND	5½			33½
76	123	WFM	Pon N Krithika	2140	IND	5½			32½
77	82	IM	Balasubramaniun Ramnathan	2266	IND	5½			32
	95		Thakur Akash	2243	IND	5½			32
79	128		Preethi R	2125	IND	5½			31½
80	39	IM	Sharma Dinesh K	2382	IND	5½			31
	118		Oliver Gareth	2164	AUS	5½			31
82	96	IM	Shyam Sundar M	2241	IND	5½			30
83	109		Mehta Praful	2207	IND	5½			29
	171		Rawat R S	2004	IND	5½			29
85	81	IM	Deshmukh Anup	2271	IND	5½			27½
86	43	IM	Roktim Bandyopadhyay	2373	IND	5			37
87	69		Prasenjit Datta	2296	IND	5			35½
	186		Vaibhav Suri	1969	IND	5			35½
89	73		Debashis Das	2286	IND	5			35
90	131		Ramnath Bhuvanesh R	2115	IND	5			34
91	56	WGM	Karavade Eesha	2331	IND	5			33½
	61	WGM	Ramaswamy Aarthie	2317	IND	5			33½
	63	FM	Vidit Santosh Gujrathi	2315	IND	5			33½
	77		Matta Vinay Kumar	2281	IND	5			33½
	91	FM	Singh Rishpal S	2246	IND	5			33½
96	59	IM	Shetty Rahul	2320	IND	5			33
	101		Padmini Rout	2226	IND	5			33
98	65	FM	Sai Srinivas	2302	IND	5			32½
99	71		Singh Gurpreet Pal	2292	IND	5			32
	75		Mari Arul S	2285	IND	5			32
	80		Imocha Laisram	2272	IND	5			32
	90		Phoobalan P	2250	IND	5			32
	113	FM	Rajesh V A V	2189	IND	5			32
104	119		Amrutha Mokal	2159	IND	5			31½
105	168		Gahan M G	2005	IND	5			31
106	102		Singh Pritam	2226	IND	5			30½
	124		Ankit R Rajpara	2135	IND	5			30½
	126		Priya P	2129	IND	5			30½
109	120		Gowtham T	2159	IND	5			30
	127		Surendran N	2126	IND	5			30
111	79	IM	Hegde Ravi Gopal	2277	IND	5			29½
	115		Swayams Mishra	2187	IND	5			29½
	129		Fenil Shah	2124	IND	5			29½
114	105		Sagar Shah	2216	IND	5			29
	198		Mohineesh C H	1925	IND	5			29
116	78		Praveen Kumar C	2279	IND	5			28½
	97		Tiwari Arjun	2240	IND	5			28½
	106		Praveen Prasad P	2214	IND	5			28½
119	139		Bhatt V R	2095	IND	5			28
	152		Divyasri Ch	2050	IND	5			28
121	140		Anurag Mhamal	2092	IND	5			27½
122	162		Harris Benjamin	2015	AUS	5			27
	187		Tejaswini Reddy S	1967	IND	5			27
124	104	WIM	Khegay Anjela	2218	SIN	5			26
	174		Nihal Manjunath	1996	IND	5			26
126	151		Uthra P	2055	IND	5			25½
127	64		Sharma R Preetham	2314	IND	4½			33
128	138		Stany G A	2097	IND	4½			32½
129	72		Saurabh Kherdekar	2291	IND	4½			31½
130	112		Hemant Sharma	2193	IND	4½			31
	116	FM	Sai Krishna G V	2167	IND	4½			31
132	100	FM	Prasanna Rao	2228	IND	4½			30½
	147		Dahale Atul	2065	IND	4½			30½
134	121		Lakshmi Narayanan M V	2157	IND	4½			30
135	46	IM	Singh D P	2371	IND	4½			29½
	99		Abhay T	2237	IND	4½			29½
	130		Abhishek Kelkar	2123	IND	4½			29½
	133		Kunal M	2111	IND	4½			29½
139	87		Phadke Sohan	2259	IND	4½			29
	110	FM	Narayanan Srinath	2201	IND	4½			29
	111		Nimmy A G	2196	IND	4½			29
	132	WFM	Bhakti Kulkarni	2112	IND	4½			29
	137		Kathmale Sameer	2099	IND	4½			29
144	103		Gopal K N	2225	IND	4½			28½
	142	FM	Girish A Koushik	2086	IND	4½			28½
146	181		Das Sayantan	1982	IND	4½			27
	202		Shristi J Shetty	1916	IND	4½			27
148	153		Tay Li-Jin Jeslin	2050	SIN	4½			26½
	180		Prince Bajaj	1983	IND	4½			26½
150	144		Gusain Himal	2085	IND	4½			26
	150		Negi D S	2056	IND	4½			26
152	146		Abhilash Reddy M L	2069	IND	4½			25½
	155		Anand Reddy K S	2035	IND	4½			25½
	164		Navalgund Niranjan	2012	IND	4½			25½
155	167		Deepthamsh Reddy M	2005	IND	4½			25
	191		Bavankumar	1949	IND	4½			25
	236		Eshwanth Dev Kumar J	1801	IND	4½			25
158	161		Bharathi R	2017	IND	4½			24½
	184		Jain Singhai Niklesh N	1977	IND	4½			24½
	189		Sumant Subramaniam	1956	MAS	4½			24½
161	182		Nishendra Herath	1980	SRI	4½			24
162	199		Niji A	1925	IND	4½			23
163	196	WFM	Oliver Shannon	1940	AUS	4½			22½
164	175		Arvind Uniyal	1995	IND	4½			21½
165	244		Pratyusha Bodda	1736	IND	4½			20½
166	176		Antonio Viani D'cunha	1988	IND	4			30½
167	125		Negi V S	2130	IND	4			28
168	108		Anilkumar O T	2207	IND	4			27
	145		Gagare Shardul	2080	IND	4			27
	177		Gagare Shalmali	1988	IND	4			27
171	141		Ganesh Babu S	2089	IND	4			26
172	158		Wells Daniel J	2024	ENG	4			25
173	159		Adith Jagadish	2023	IND	4			24½
	179		Megh Patel	1985	IND	4			24½
175	154		Dissanayake Rs	2038	SRI	4			24
	165		Nlv Anusha	2010	IND	4			24
	188		Eswar R	1963	IND	4			24
178	149	WFM	Pujari Rucha	2061	IND	4			23½
	204		Auckland Elliott	1910	ENG	4			23½
	282		Yaroslav Voropayev	0	ENG	4			23½
181	170		Lee Cecil	2004	TRI	4			23
	172		Madanasri Gundala	1999	IND	4			23
	185		Shiva Murugan R K	1970	IND	4			23
	205		Jaydeep Sharma	1901	IND	4			23
185	156	WIM	Greef Melissa	2025	RSA	4			22½
186	183	WFM	Kotepalli Sai Nirupama	1977	IND	4			22
	213		J V Sai Kiran	1886	IND	4			22
	221		Dhara Gupta	1858	IND	4			22
189	148		Lim Kian Hwa	2062	MAS	4			21½
	201		Santhosbaala R S	1919	IND	4			21½
	215		Mitali Madhukar Patil	1878	IND	4			21½
192	192		Rishi Thariani	1949	IND	4			21
	222		Karma Pandya	1852	IND	4			21
194	210		Vaibhav Khanna	1893	IND	4			20½
	217		Padsalgikar Bhausaheb	1876	IND	4			20½
	232		Preetika Tayal	1819	IND	4			20½
197	197		Sahajasri	1928	IND	4			20
	206		Priyanka Kumari	1899	IND	4			20
	209		Hussain S R	1893	IND	4			20
200	243		Soni Sharan	1744	ENG	4			19
201	234		Gupta Ram	1809	IND	4			18½
202	212		Sathya Priya S V	1888	IND	4			18
203	230	WFM	Harris Rebecca	1819	AUS	4			16
204	117		Anuruddha G C	2167	SRI	3½			26
205	135		Srivastava K B L	2105	IND	3½			25½
206	134		K Vijaya Kanth	2110	IND	3½			25
207	163		Madhukiran G	2013	IND	3½			24
208	190		Khalid Amin	1950	IND	3½			23
209	114	WIM	Hamid Rani	2189	BAN	3½			22
	157		Santhosh Kumar G	2024	IND	3½			22
	193		Patil Pratik	1947	IND	3½			22
	200		Hapuarachchi H L M	1922	SRI	3½			22
	207	WCM	Wijesuriya G V	1897	SRI	3½			22
214	178		Mohana Priya J	1988	IND	3½			21½
215	223		Akshat Aggarwal	1847	IND	3½			21
216	166		Ghosh Diptayan	2006	IND	3½			20
	173		Sankaranarayanan K	1998	IND	3½			20
	264		Daggitt Matthew	0	ENG	3½			20
219	249		Sumit Kumar	1692	IND	3½			19½
	250		Meherjot S Kals	1674	IND	3½			19½
221	235		Anjana Krishna S	1802	IND	3½			19
222	208	WIM	Jule Alexandra	1896	AUS	3½			18½
	218		Sandhya G	1874	IND	3½			18½
	242		Aparna R	1745	IND	3½			18½
225	143		Vivek Bharti	2086	IND	3½			18
	225		Amish Kushal G	1845	IND	3½			18
227	224		Maheshika D M P	1847	SRI	3½			17½
	226		Pallavi Dutta	1836	IND	3½			17½
229	254		Thilakawardana Supeshala	1623	SRI	3½			15½
230	270		Kashyap Rahul B	0	IND	3½			15
231	257		Munish Gupta	1527	IND	3½			14
232	281		Walker Samuel	0	ENG	3			22½
233	195		Rajesh Kumar Nath	1943	IND	3			21½
234	160		Lolla Sembhu	2023	IND	3			20½
235	203		Manush Shah	1911	IND	3			20
236	220		Karunakaran V	1870	IND	3			19
237	169		Meet Agrawal	2005	IND	3			18½
	194		Chandana Priya Reddy	1944	IND	3			18½
239	214		Umesha B G D	1886	SRI	3			18
	228		Ajit Singh	1829	IND	3			18
	263		Ayoob Ali	0	MAL	3			18
	265		David Lawrence	0	ENG	3			18
243	275		Ravi Haria	0	ENG	3			17½
	280		Sravya M	0	IND	3			17½
245	277		Selvaratnam Navodya	0	SRI	3			17
246	240		Jhujhar Singh	1759	IND	3			16
247	216		Jitender Rawat	1876	IND	3			15½
	229		Rajapaksha A	1827	SRI	3			15½
	237		Ravindra Dange	1797	IND	3			15½
250	239		Krishna Teja N	1777	IND	3			15
251	238		Neetakshya Singh	1784	IND	3			14½
	247		Meghna C H	1716	IND	3			14½
253	276		Sardhara Preet	0	IND	3			14
254	252		Vini Mary Thomas	1634	IND	3			13½
	269		Kanika Saxena	0	IND	3			13½
256	211		Agnihotri Ghosh	1888	IND	3			13
	245		Harikrishnan Mohanan	1730	IND	3			13
	248		Harshal Shahi	1708	IND	3			13
	256		Kalra Arunima	1535	IND	3			13
260	219		Akash Pc Iyer	1873	IND	2½			21
261	227		Gupta Nishtha	1830	IND	2½			15
	241		Quinn Joseph R	1758	ENG	2½			15
263	231		Lenier Jude	1819	ENG	2½			13½
264	233		Lumbini Ambanwela	1810	SRI	2½			13
	253		G V Revanth Reddy	1625	IND	2½			13
266	251		Radha Krishna D	1644	IND	2½			11½
267	266		Harry Hughes	0	AUS	2½			10½
268	246		Anandajeyarajah Thilagini	1720	ENG	2½			10
269	279		Soondaringh Aditi	0	TRI	2½			9½
270	258		Priya V S S	1492	IND	2			14
271	272		Krishnan Anand J	0	ENG	2			13
272	268		Johnson Roland E S	0	ENG	2			12½
273	278		Seneviratne Shehan	0	SRI	2			11½
274	255		Rajesh Handa	1611	IND	2			11
275	267		Jain Shrishti	0	IND	2			9
276	262		Assad Ahmed	0	MAL	2			8
277	259		Pavit Singh	1433	IND	2			7
	261		Ali Shanmah Ayoob	0	MAL	2			7
279	273		P Sai Dugra Rahul	0	IND	1½			9
280	274		Priyam Chaliha	0	IND	1½			7
281	260		Akash Langer	0	IND	1			3
282	271		Kenmure Jamie	0	AUS	0			0