In a groundbreaking achievement for Indian chess, the Indian men’s and women’s teams clinched gold medals at the 45th Chess Olympiad in Budapest, Hungary. This marks the first time India has won the top prize in both categories at a Chess Olympiad.
Led by Grandmasters Vidit Gujrathi and Koneru Humpy, respectively, the Indian teams showcased exceptional skill,strategy, and teamwork throughout the tournament. Their victories are a testament to the growing strength of Indian chess and the country’s commitment to the sport.
The Indian men’s team defeated Slovenia in the final round, with D Gukesh, Arjun Erigaisi, and R Praggnanandhaa winning their respective matches. The women’s team secured their gold by defeating Azerbaijan 3.5-0.5.
The double gold win is a significant milestone for Indian chess, placing the country firmly on the global chess map. It is expected to inspire a new generation of chess players and further elevate the sport’s popularity in India.
Key Highlights:
- India’s first-ever gold medals in both men’s and women’s categories at a Chess Olympiad.
- Historic achievement for Indian chess, showcasing the country’s growing strength in the sport.
- Exceptional performances from Indian players, including Gukesh Dommaraju, Arjun Erigaisi, and Koneru Humpy.
- Inspiration for a new generation of chess players in India.
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