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Ju Wenjun Beats Harika For Sole Lead

AICF Admin 11 years ago

_MG_0160Ju Wenjun Beats Harika For Sole Lead
By Arvind Aaron

Ju Wenjun of China played a spectacular ninth round game to overcome Dronavalli Harika and wrest sole lead in the FIDE Grand Prix at Sharjah on September 4, 2014.

Ju Wenjun leads with 7.5 points after nine games. Hou Yifan is in second place with seven points. Harika is in seventh place with 4.5 points and Humpy is in shared eighth place with four points.

Two rounds remain to be played. It is a 12-player all-play-all. This is the final leg of the 2013-2014 Grand Prix.

Humpy and Zhu Chen did not press too hard in their easy draw in a queen ending. Hou Yifan has won the Grand Prix while Humpy has emerged as the challenger. Humpy has to play Ju Wenjun and Danielian. Harika has to play Danielian and Batchimeg.

The results (round nine): D Harika (Ind) 4.5 lost to Ju Wenjun (Chn) 7.5; N Muminova (Uzb) 2.5 drew with T Batchimeg (Mgl) 6; Hou Yifan (Chn) 7 drew with E Danielian (Arm) 5; A L’Ami (Rom) 1 lost to Zhao Xue (Chn) 5; Koneru Humpy (Ind) 4 drew with Zhu Chen (Qat) 2; T Kosintseva (Rus) 4 lost to A Ushenina (Ukr) 5.5.

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Photos : FIDE Website

 

 

Tags: FIDE Women’s Grand Prix at Sharjah 2014

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