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China on the verge of winning FIDE World Youth U16 Olympiad 2023

by Shahid Ahmed - 18/08/2023

India lost to Uzbekistan 3.5-0.5 in the sixth round of FIDE World Youth Under-16 Olympiad 2023. Aswath S' draw against FM Khumoyun Begmuratov avoided a whitewash. Team India bounced back by winning against Italy 3-1 in the seventh round without suffering a single game loss. Aswath and FM Harsh Suresh scored the wins while, CM Arjun Adireddy and Tejaswini G drew their respective games. In the penultimate eighth round, India drew against France 2-2. Tejaswini scored the key victory for her team against Noam Patole. Aswath and Harsh drew their respective games. India will face Hungary in the final round 9 which starts at 10:30 a.m. local time, 2 p.m. IST. Photo: FIDE/Lennart Ootes

India loses against Uzbekistan, beats Italy and draws with France

China crushed Turkiye 3.5-0.5 in Round 6. Then they were held to a draw by Armenia 2-2. In the penultimate round, China scored their second whitewash of the event, against Hungary 4-0. They will face Austria in the final round where a draw is enough to win the tournament. They are now at 15/16. Turkiye is at sole second place 13/16. 

Round 8: France - India: 2-2 | Photo: FIDE/Lennart Ootes

FIDE World Youth Chess Olympiad 2023 Official logo | Photo: Official site

Round 6: Uzbekistan - India: 3.5-0.5

India suffered a crushing defeated Uzbekistan by 3.5-0.5. Aswath S (2229) scored the only game point of the match. He drew his game against FM Khumoyun Begmuratov (2270). CM Arjun Adireddy (1987), FM Harsh Suresh (2158) and Tejaswini G (1733) lost to FM Bakhrom Bakhrillaev (2144), Asrorjon Omonov (2051) and WFM Afruza Khamdamova (2112) respectively.

Uzbekistan - India: 3.5-0.5

Round 7: India - Italy: 3-1

Aswath S and FM Harsh Suresh won against Nicolas Perossa (2062) and Leonardo Vincenti (2180), CM Arjun Adireddy and Tejaswini G drew with Lorenzo Candian (1922) and Enrica Zito (1625) respectively.

India - Italy: 3-1

Round 8: France - India: 2-2

Tejaswini G scored the sole victory against Noam Patole (1916). Aswath and Harsh drew against Ewen Pichon (2194) and Bilguun Bat (2220) respectively. Arjun lost against WFM Manon Schippke (2120).

France - India: 2-2

Team India with Captain - IM FT IA Neeraj Kumar Mishra and WGM Swati Ghate | Photo: FIDE/Frans Peeters

Day 5 in progress | Photo: FIDE/Lennart Ootes
Replay FIDE World Youth Under-16 Olympiad Round 6 live commentary by IM Stefan Kuipers and WIM Anna-Maja Kazarian | Video: FIDE
Replay FIDE World Youth Under-16 Olympiad Round 7 live commentary by IM Stefan Kuipers and WIM Anna-Maja Kazarian | Video: FIDE
Replay FIDE World Youth Under-16 Olympiad Round 8 live commentary by IM Stefan Kuipers and WIM Anna-Maja Kazarian | Video: FIDE

A total of 252 players including 5 IMs and 3 WIMs are representing 63 teams from 47 countries across the world. The six-day nine-round Swiss League Under-16 team event is being organized by Royal Dutch Chess Federation at High Tech Campus Eindhoven in Eindhoven, Netherlands from 13th to 18th August. The time control of the event is 45 minutes + 10 seconds increment.

Replay Round 6-8 games

Round 8 results

No.TeamTeamRes.:Res.
1
  China
  Hungary
4:0
2
  Kazakhstan 1
  Turkiye
½:
3
  Armenia
  Azerbaijan
2:2
4
  The Netherlands 1
  Austria
:
5
  Kazakhstan 2
  Romania
:
6
  Greece
  Uzbekistan
:
7
  France
  India
2:2
8
  Georgia
  Ukraine
:
9
  England
  Israel
1:3
10
  Australia 1
  Canada 1
:

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Standings after Round 8

Rk.SNo TeamGames  +   =   -  TB1  TB2  TB3  TB4 
12
China871015247,527,573
23
Turkiye86111319322,577
315
Armenia8521121722175
422
Kazakhstan 285211216819,573
511
Austria844012167,52066
67
Azerbaijan843111168,521,570
735
Georgia851211156,52166
823
Greece8512111552165
91
Kazakhstan 1851211139,51876
104
The Netherlands 1850310153,517,578

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Round 9 pairings

No.TeamTeamRes.:Res.
1
  Austria
  China
:
2
  Turkiye
  Kazakhstan 2
:
3
  Kazakhstan 1
  Armenia
:
4
  Azerbaijan
  Greece
:
5
  Georgia
  The Netherlands 1
:
6
  Hungary
  India
:
7
  Canada 1
  France
:
8
  Kazakhstan 5
  Israel
:
9
  Latvia
  Romania
:
10
  Kazakhstan 4
  Uzbekistan
:

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