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DIVYA EXITS IN FIRST ROUND OF CHESS WORLD CUP
Hindustan Times Thane
|November 03, 2025
Wildcard Divya Deshmukh’s FIDE World Cup campaign ended in the first round after she lost her second straight classical game, even as a flock of young Indians advanced to the next round in Goa on Sunday.
The Women's World Cup winner and the only female in the 206-player field was already up against it after she lost playing with white on Saturday against Stamatis Kourkoulos-Arditis. Needing a win to take her opening round to the tiebreaks, Divya crumbled under time pressure. With the clock winding down to single digits and her position heavily compromised
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