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Indian Grandmaster R Vaishali shines in World Blitz Championship, secures spot in quarterfinals

NEW DELHI: Indian Grandmaster R Vaishali delivered a stellar performance in the women’s qualifier of the World Blitz Championship, securing a spot in the quarterfinals after finishing at the top of the standings with a score of 9.5/11.

Vaishali’s impressive performance saw her outshine her competitors, including Russia’s Kateryna Lagno, who finished in second place with 8.5 points. The Indian Grandmaster showcased her tactical prowess and determination with key victories against strong opponents like Nana Dzagnidze and Valentina Gunina.

In the quarterfinals, Vaishali will face Chinese Grandmaster Zhu Jiner in what promises to be an exciting matchup. Despite facing tough competition, Vaishali’s resilience and strategy have kept Indian hopes alive in the tournament.

Reflecting on her unexpected success, Vaishali expressed astonishment at her own performance, stating, “I was not expecting the result like how it went today. Tomorrow, I have to be ready and prepare well and then see.”

Vaishali also discussed her intense match against Gunina, where she managed severe time constraints to secure a victory. Despite acknowledging that many participants were more skilled at Blitz than herself, Vaishali attributed her success to good fortune.

With Indian players like R Pragnanandhaa and Raunak Sadhwani also putting up strong performances in the open section, the Indian contingent is making its mark in the World Blitz Championship. As Vaishali prepares for the next stage of the tournament, Indian chess fans eagerly await her continued success on the international stage.

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