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ELINA DANIELYAN LEFT AT THE BACK
Panorama.am
05/05/2010
FIDE Women's Grand Prix is currently led by Russian Tatyana
Kosintseva. Russian chess player scored 6,5 points from possible 8
ones leaving behind her four rivals - Chinese Hou Yifan, Swedish Pia
Cramling, Georgian Nana Dzagnidze and Qatari Zhu Chen.
Lilit Lazarian-Baira Kovanova set ended with Armenian chess player's
defeat. Another Armenian chess Elina Danielyan managed to end her
set in draw though she is still left at the back of the ranking table.
8th round Results Yildiz - Kosintseva 1/2 Koneru - Cramling 1/2
Dzagnidze - Hou Yifan 1:0 Munguntuul - Zhao Xue 0:1 Kovanova -
Mkrtchian 0:1 Zhu Chen - Danielian 1/2
Standing 1. Kosintseva, Tatiana 6½ 2. Dzagnidze, Nana 5 3. Hou
Yifan 5 4. Zhu Chen 5 5. Cramling, Pia 5 6. Mkrtchian, Lilit
4 7. Koneru, Humpy 4 8. Zhao Xue 3½ 9. Munguntuul, Batkhuyag 3
10. Kovanova, Baira 3 11. Yildiz, Betul Cemre 2½
Panorama.am
05/05/2010
FIDE Women's Grand Prix is currently led by Russian Tatyana
Kosintseva. Russian chess player scored 6,5 points from possible 8
ones leaving behind her four rivals - Chinese Hou Yifan, Swedish Pia
Cramling, Georgian Nana Dzagnidze and Qatari Zhu Chen.
Lilit Lazarian-Baira Kovanova set ended with Armenian chess player's
defeat. Another Armenian chess Elina Danielyan managed to end her
set in draw though she is still left at the back of the ranking table.
8th round Results Yildiz - Kosintseva 1/2 Koneru - Cramling 1/2
Dzagnidze - Hou Yifan 1:0 Munguntuul - Zhao Xue 0:1 Kovanova -
Mkrtchian 0:1 Zhu Chen - Danielian 1/2
Standing 1. Kosintseva, Tatiana 6½ 2. Dzagnidze, Nana 5 3. Hou
Yifan 5 4. Zhu Chen 5 5. Cramling, Pia 5 6. Mkrtchian, Lilit
4 7. Koneru, Humpy 4 8. Zhao Xue 3½ 9. Munguntuul, Batkhuyag 3
10. Kovanova, Baira 3 11. Yildiz, Betul Cemre 2½