FIDE Women’s World Cup: Divya shocks Zhu as four Indians make it to quarterfinals
In an exciting turn in Fide Women's World Cup 2025, four Indian chess stars did Divia Deshmukh, Konaru Hampi, R. Very and D Harika it in the quarterfinals. The biggest surprise was when young Divya Deshmukh defeated China's high -ranked Zhu Jenner in a dramatic tiebreaker. Konu Hampi shows her experience, also strong in a close competition. Meanwhile, Vary and Harika won their matches. This is an important moment for Indian women's chess, as this is the first time four Indian players have reached this scene of the tournament. His success highlights India's growing dominance and depth in the international chess scene. Along with promoting all four players, Indian fans now have several reasons to follow the final phase of the championship. The tournament continues to demonstrate the talent, the strategy and a sense of struggle for these extraordinary Indian women.
The Key points
- Koneru Hampi vant sin fjerde kamp i tiebreak.
- Vary and Harika move on with strong performance.
- Four Indian women reach the World Cup in the quarterfinals - historical moment.
- Divyas victory considered one of the biggest rebels in the tournament.
- All four Indian players show excellent endgeam skills.
- The quarterly finals are expected to be challenging for India yet.
- Indian fans celebrate a milestone in the story of women's chess.
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