Skip to content
All India Chess Federation

All India Chess Federation

Official Website

  • Players
    • Player Search
    • New Player Registration
    • FIDE Ratings
  • Calendar
    • All Events
    • Upcoming Nationals 2025-26
    • Online Entry
    • News
  • Information
    • Office Bearers
    • Affiliates
    • Committees
    • Downloads
    • Contact
    • Tenders
    • Assorted Files:Information
    • List of Holidays 2025
    • Covid Help
      • Donate
      • Information
      • Checkmate Covid Initiative
      • Apply for Grant
  • Archives
    • Calender Archives
    • National Certificates
  • National Final Rankings
    • National Final Rankings 2018
    • National Final Rankings 2019
    • 2020 – Stopped Due to Pandemic
    • National Final Rankings 2021
    • National Final Rankings 2022
    • National Final Rankings 2023
  • Home
  • Uncategorized
  • ASIAN JUNIORS AND GIRLS’2021-SRILANKA:Reports of round 1 & 2
  • AICF Headlines
  • AICF News
  • Announcements
  • Arbiters News
  • Featured News
  • Uncategorized

ASIAN JUNIORS AND GIRLS’2021-SRILANKA:Reports of round 1 & 2

AICF Admin 4 years ago

Round 1

Indians had an easy outing and won their games comfortably against lower rated opponents in both boys’ and girls’ section.

Round 2

BOYS

Ranindu Liyanage-Mitraba Guha Draw

White employed Carokann Advance where they followed recently concluded Caruana-Firouza for some time.Soon after the opening Guha was in trouble for a long time where players agreed to a draw where computer gives a huge advantage for White,however certain moves are not easy to find with time trouble approaching.

 

Raghunandan Srihari-Piyumantha Sasith Draw

In Sicilian 3.Bb5,Black employed a rare system with e5 and Bd6.Game soon converted to Ruylopez kind of positions and players agreed to a draw where Black was slightly better in the end.

Harshavardhan-Al Shamsi Hamad 1-0

Started as Bogo Indian 4.Nbd2,it soon transposed to Nimzo structures where White kept improving his position patiently by shuffling with his minor pieces and managed to win the game comfortably..

Dahanayake-Raahul 0-1

In Ruylopez,Black employed Nge7 followed by a6 and g6.Despite the central passed pawns,Black managed to box the dark squared Bishop on h2 and swiftly managed to win the game.

Vardaan Nagpal-Tennakoon Lisara 1-0

Started as London system, the game transposed to standard 1.d4 positions where white slowly built the pressure on the queenside by tripling the major pieces on the ‘a’file and then position was hard to defend for Black once White doubled the Rooks on the 7th rank.

GIRLS

Tharushi-Savitha Shri 0-1

White started with 1.d4 and Black employed King’s Indian defence.In a roughly equal position,Black blundered the piece on 22nd move. However Black kept fighting to pose practical problems and white faltered and lost the game.

Priyanka-Sanudula  1-0

White started with 1.e4 and Black employed Scandinavian defence.White soon got the better position after the opening. White first launched the kingside offensive that force Black to lose the right to castle,then opened the position even more to finish the game in a good style.

 

Continue Reading

Previous: Cash-rich Indian Chess League to take place in June 2022
Next: EXPRESSION OF INTEREST FOR A PROPOSED ONLINE CHESS LEAGUE AND PARTNER IN ‘CHESS IN SCHOOL’

Related Stories

Senior National Arbiter Seminar & Examination in  Ahmednagar (Ahilya Nagar), Maharashtra on 12 & 13 July 2025.
  • AICF Headlines
  • Arbiters News
  • Home
  • Posts

Senior National Arbiter Seminar & Examination in  Ahmednagar (Ahilya Nagar), Maharashtra on 12 & 13 July 2025.

AICF Admin 3 days ago
Live Game Links : Aurionpro International Grandmasters Chess Tournament 2025
  • AICF Headlines
  • AICF News
  • LIVE Games

Live Game Links : Aurionpro International Grandmasters Chess Tournament 2025

AICF Admin 5 days ago
Final report of SNA seminar and exam held in Kandivali West ,Mumbai on 24 & 25 May 2025
  • AICF Headlines
  • Arbiters News
  • Featured News
  • Home

Final report of SNA seminar and exam held in Kandivali West ,Mumbai on 24 & 25 May 2025

AICF Admin 1 week ago
FIDE World Cadet Chess Championships – 2025
  • AICF Headlines
  • AICF News
  • Featured News
  • Home
  • Posts
  • Tournament News

FIDE World Cadet Chess Championships – 2025

AICF Admin 2 weeks ago
38th NAT. UNDER-7 OPEN & GIRLS CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS FROM 01-05 JUNE 2025
  • AICF Headlines
  • Featured News
  • Home
  • Posts

38th NAT. UNDER-7 OPEN & GIRLS CHESS CHAMPIONSHIPS FROM 01-05 JUNE 2025

AICF Admin 2 weeks ago
Live Games link for 21st Delhi open 2025
  • AICF Headlines
  • LIVE Games

Live Games link for 21st Delhi open 2025

AICF Admin 2 weeks ago
Copyrights 2024 © All India Chess Federation. All rights reserved.