by WGM Anna Rudolf and GM Mihail Marin As the tournament advances, matches become more leveled, increasing the probability of upsets. Since this is the second round of what we have baptized the girls day we will take as a reference a match in which the girls result had a big impact. Favorite 4 Ukraine had to conceal a 2-2 result to the modestly rated Uzbek team. The only win for Uzbekistan was scored on board three by the girl player Bakhora Abdusattorova. Rustam Kasimdzhanov is not the only Uzbek World Champion; my young brother Nodirbek won the under 8 World Championship two years ago An emotional video review of this match can be found at youtube/watch?v=lsw358UOSGs. As it becomes customary, the brilliancy prize was awarded shortly before the start of the round. This time, the winner was Murali Khartekeyan of India. For the annotated game click here. GM Mihail Marin mediating the transfer of the brilliancy prize from WGM Anna Rudolf to IM Murali Khartikeyan of India WIM Jackie Peng of Canada 2 has been travelling a long way to take part in this Olympiad. From the interview concealed today to WGM Anna Rudolf you will find out that her Olympic carrier is longer than one may suspect. Please check at youtube/watch?list=UUW82rZEMr-c2lc6GuvN6XTw&v=aGhe01xKHKY. Ranking crosstable after Round 3 Source wyco2014.chess.hu/news/
Posted on: Mon, 15 Dec 2014 17:27:27 +0000
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