- Mysha's victory salute
- Attention to young chess players
- The competition will be held till November 6
In the SBI Life Maharashtra State School Chess Championship, the top seeded chess players proved their dominance in the first round. Mysha Parvez, who won two gold medals and one silver medal in the Commonwealth Chess Championship, made a strong start to the tournament with a winning opening. Therefore, everyone's attention is on her performance in this year's competition.
The competition started at Rustamji Cambridge International School in Dahisar West. A total of 417 chess players have participated in these six groups of boys and girls under seven, 11 and 15 years. Organized by Indian Chess School, this seven-round tournament will be played till November 6.
Mysha's victory salute
AFM Mysha Parvez (1991), the top seed in the under-15 girls category, easily defeated Ananya Jaideep Dhamal. C. P. Representing Goenka International School, Maisha strengthened her challenge in the competition with the win. Pranitha Bhava and Khanak Paharia also registered victories in the same group.
In the under-15 boys category, Samvid Pasbola, Vihan Aggarwal and Ryan Merchant got off to a winning start.
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Attention to young chess players
In the under-11 boys' category, the host school's top seed Laksha will be looking forward, while Twesha Jain is expected to do well in the girls' category. Evan Dubey and Lia Krishnan have been seeded in the under-seven category.
Barring a few unexpected results and draws, the first round was dominated by the seeds. International referee P. B. The competition is going on under the guidance of Bhilare. The leading chess players will have a real test in the second round, and there is a possibility that the odds in the next rounds will increase.
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