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Tahsin finishes 51st place in World Junior U-20 chess

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08 March, 2025, 07:15 pm
Last modified: 08 March, 2025, 07:19 pm

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Tahsin finishes 51st place in World Junior U-20 chess

The 11th or last round match matches were held on Friday last with FIDE Master Tahsin Tajwar Zia lost to Grand Master Sokolovsky Yahli and international master Manon Reja Neer lost to Cao Qingfeng of China.

BSS
08 March, 2025, 07:15 pm
Last modified: 08 March, 2025, 07:19 pm
Tahsin finishes 51st place in World Junior U-20 chess

FIDE Master Tahsin Tajwar Zia finished 51st out of 157 players in the open category of the World Junior (Under-20) Chess Championship held in Petrovac, Montenegro.

Tahsin tied for 44th place with six points from eleven matches and eventually finished 51st in the tie breaking system.
 
International master Manon Reja Neer finished 83rd place with 5.5 points from eleven matches.

The 11th or last round match matches were held on Friday last with FIDE Master Tahsin Tajwar Zia lost to Grand Master Sokolovsky Yahli and international master Manon Reja Neer lost to Cao Qingfeng of China.

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Earlier, in the 10th round match on Thursday last, Tahsin split point with international master Ansat Aldiyar of Kazakhstan and Neer also drew with international master Bochnicka Vladimir of Slovakia.

Grand Master V Pranav of India became the undefeated champion of the event with nine points.

A total of 157 players, including 12 grand masters, 37 international masters and 44 FIDE masters from 58 countries, participated in the event which was held in 11 rounds of Swiss-league format.

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