Chennai R10: Uzbekistan and Armenia share the lead, heartbreak for Gukesh

Uzbekistan and Armenia are sharing the lead going into the final round of the Chess Olympiad’s open tournament. India 2 was inches away from replacing Uzbekistan as co-leader, as Gukesh could have given his team match victory had he not blundered a piece against Nodirbek Abdusattorov in a drawn position. In the women’s section, meanwhile, India retook the sole lead after convincingly beating Kazakhstan. | Photo: Lennart Ootes

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Chennai Olympiad 10: Gukesh despair as Uzbekistan escape

India A and B are in the chase, while Armenia and Uzbekistan lead

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India A and B are in the chase, while Armenia and Uzbekistan lead

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India A and B are in the chase, while Armenia and Uzbekistan lead

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