Divya Deshmukh Shines in World Junior Girls’ Chess Championship

International Master Divya Deshmukh leads the World Junior Girls' Chess Championship after defeating Sachi Jain. With nine points, she maintains a half-point lead over her closest competitor, Armenia’s Mariam Mkrtchiyan. Divya's near-flawless play ensured her dominance. In the final round, she faces Bulgaria’s Krasteva Beloslava.

International Master Divya Deshmukh maintained a slender lead in the World Junior Girls' Chess Championship, outclassing compatriot Sachi Jain.

Divya showcased her prowess with an attacking display, maintaining nine points from ten games and staying half a point ahead of Armenia's Mariam Mkrtchiyan. Divya's victory, achieved in 26 moves, highlighted her tactical brilliance.

In the final round, Divya will face Bulgaria's Krasteva Beloslava, while her closest competitor Mkrtchiyan takes on Rakshitta Ravi.

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