At the 4th round of the #wyco2018 today, Uzbekistan is playing against USA at the first board and frst blood of this match is spoiled by the blunder of IM Sindarov that lead to surprising victory of FM Wang. Other leaders with 3/3, Belarus and India are playing against each other
Hi everyone! Just 9 days left to the start of World Youth u-16 Chess Olympiad! We can't wait to see some of the brightest young talents in the world, players like Abdusattorov, Firouzja, Esipenko and others, in action in Konya! #wyco2018#chess
Top three finishers at the World Juniors Girls 2018 on the podium.
Aleksandra Maltsevskaya (centre) from Russia with the gold, Gulrukhbegim Tokhirjonova (left) from Uzbekistan with the silver and Nino Khomeriki (right) from Georgia with bronze.
Photo: @amrutamokal
You deserve the silver medal and the trophy if in the same tournament you are able to beat Jorden van Foreest, Alireza Firouzja and Aram Hakobyan!
Well done Abhimanyu Puranik! Silver medal at World Juniors 2018.
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Türkiye Satranç Federasyonunun ev sahipliğinde ve Gebze Belediyesinin destekleriyle hayata geçen ve 62 ülkeden 263 sporcuyla rekor katılımın sağlandığı 2018 Dünya Gençler Satranç Şampiyonası sona erdi. #wjcc2018#satranç@gencliksporbak@kasapoglu@aysekardass@adnankosker
The World Junior Champion 2018 Parham Maghsoodloo with his trophy and medal.
His family joined him to celebrate the occasion.
In a week from now Parham will represent Iran at the Batumi Olympiad and most probably play on board one.
Photos: @amrutamokal
#wjcc2018#Gebze, the town where the championship took place, witnessed a real sports festival👍 After exciting and hard-fought games Iranian GM Parham Maghsoodloo and Aleksandra Maltsevskaya became champions of open and girls categories respectively🏅🏆
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The final standings at the World Juniors 2018:
1. Parham Maghsoodloo (9.5/11)
2. Abhimanyu Puranik (8.5/11)
3. Sergei Lobanov (8.5/11)
Congratulations to the winners.
Photos: @amrutamokal
Final standings: https://t.co/MkZDnfyzEv
#wjcc2018
And finally we have the World u-20 Girls Champion of 2018: Aleksandra Maltsevskaya from Russia. Congratulations for the brilliant achievement after an exciting last round👏👏
Photo: @amrutamokal / @ChessbaseIndia