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India aims to secure gold medals at the 45th Chess Olympiad in Budapest organized by FIDE

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45th FIDE Chess Olympiad Round 2 2024 Live: Indian Teams Secure Easy Victories

The Indian chess teams have started their campaign at the 45th FIDE Chess Olympiad in Budapest on a high note, claiming easy victories despite resting their top boards in the first round. In the open section, the Indian team faced off against Iceland, while the women’s team took on the Czech Republic in round 2.

Gukesh, who sat out the first round, made a strong comeback to take his spot on the top board for the Indian team. Harika Dronavalli also returned to lead the women’s team. The decision to rest Praggnanandhaa and Vaishali in round 2 was made by the Indian think tank.

In the open section, India faced Iceland with GM Vignir Vatnar Stefansson taking on GM D Gukesh. The women’s team faced the Czech Republic with GM Harika Dronavalli playing against WGM Julia Movsesian.

Chess enthusiasts can follow the live action from the 45th Chess Olympiad’s open and women’s sections by scrolling past the interactive boards. The move-by-move action from each game is available for fans to follow and analyze.

With strong performances in round 2, the Indian chess teams are looking to continue their winning streak and make their mark at the prestigious Chess Olympiad. Stay tuned for more updates and results from the tournament.

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