Divya Deshmukh Makes History at FIDE Women’s World Cup
Nineteen-year-old Divya Deshmukh from Nagpur reaches the final, secures a spot in the Candidates Tournament, and earns her first Grandmaster norm at the FIDE Women’s World Cup. Despite her achievements, all she wants now is some rest and food after a grueling tournament.
Divya Deshmukh, an International Master (IM) from Nagpur, made history by becoming the first Indian to reach the FIDE Women’s World Cup final in Batumi, Georgia. She secured a spot in the Candidates Tournament, earned her first Grandmaster (GM) norm, and now awaits the final match. Despite her fatigue, Divya expressed her need for rest and food after her remarkable semi-final win over Tan Zhongyi. Her journey to the final has been marked by surprising victories and intense tie-breaks, showcasing her exceptional skills and determination.
Divya's strategic gameplay and composure have been evident throughout the tournament, with her latest win in the semi-final displaying her resilience and tactical prowess. Her success in the Women's World Cup has brought her closer to achieving her goal of becoming a Grandmaster, with significant prizes and opportunities awaiting her in the future.
According to the source: Times of India.
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