Meanwhile, in the 8th round of the FIDE Grand Swiss Chess 2025, Indian players Gukesh and Divya Deshmukh faced off in an intense match that ended in a six-hour-long, 103-move draw. Nihal Sarin managed to secure a draw in his game, while Vaishali Rameshbabu unfortunately lost her match. Both Gukesh and Divya entered round 8 as leaders in their respective sections of the Grand Swiss tournament.
World champion Gukesh Dommaraju opted for the Rossolimo Attack with the white pieces against Divya, setting the stage for a thrilling encounter between two eminent figures in Indian chess. Gukesh, who had experienced three losses in previous rounds, was determined to put up a strong performance against Divya, showcasing his resilience and strategic prowess on the board. Despite the intense battle that lasted six hours and extended to a remarkable 103 moves, neither player was able to secure a victory, resulting in a hard-fought draw.
On the other hand, Vidit Gujrathi faced a tough challenge in his match and unfortunately ended up losing. The Grand Swiss event continues to showcase the competitive spirit and talent of Indian chess players, highlighting their dedication to the game and their ability to thrive under pressure. As the tournament progresses, the chess community eagerly anticipates more exciting matchups and impressive performances from the Indian contingent, who have been making their mark on the international chess scene.
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