GTLF National ‘A’ Chess
Championship for the Blind 2010,Mumbai
GTLF National ‘A’ Chess
Championship for the Blind 2010,Mumbai
Young Darpan Inani (Gujrat) scoring first two straight wins
jumped into the sole lead in the GTLF 11th National-A Chess
Championship for the Blind under the aegis of the All India
Chess Federation for the Blind being supported by the All Chess
Federation here on Thursday
The 15-player round robin tournament at the Andheri Sports
Complex is a pedestal for the visually impaired chess players to
represent the country in the World Chess Championship to be held
in Serbia , 2010.
Behind Darpan (2) , three other players Darshan Patel, Ashwin
Makwana (both Gujarat) and ST.Sai Krishna (Tamil Nadu)
with 1 .5 points were following the leader.
In an early Bishop Opening , Darpan with white pieces gave no
chance to his opponent Shirish V.Patil of Maharashta .Though the
queens were off the board at their 17th move itself, shirish
gave up his centralized “d” pawn without any compensation and
started trailing behind Darpan there after. An awful break on
the Kingside at the 19th move of Shirish paved way for Darpan to
reach a
winning rook and pawn ending. which survived 48 moves.
Rajesh Oza (Maharashtra), the reigning national champion escaped
from the clutches of defeat against E.P. Noushad (Kerala). For
Noushad a win was missed when he was an exchange plus, a draw
was evaded in a delicate Bishop and Knight pawns ending and
finally with a piece down he gave up the game to the experienced
chess personality. In the earlier first round, Rajesh Oza was
humbled down by seasoned and top rated SriKrishna Udupa (Karanataka)
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