India set for historic medals at FIDE Women's World Cup; Koneru Humpy vs Divya Deshmukh final preview

Koneru Humpy and Divya Deshmukh will face off in the FIDE Women's World Cup Final in Batumi, Georgia. The final will take place on Saturday, with the possibility of a tiebreak on Monday. India is guaranteed a gold and silver medal in the tournament.

Despite Chinese dominance in women's chess, no Chinese player has made it to the final this time. Indian players Divya Deshmukh and Koneru Humpy secured their spots in the final by defeating Chinese opponents.

Humpy, a seasoned player, expressed her excitement for the final, while 19-year-old Divya has surprised many with her strong performance in the tournament. The clash between Humpy's experience and Divya's youthful energy is eagerly anticipated.

Both players have received praise for their skills and preparation. The final is expected to be a close contest, with factors like experience and youth playing a role in determining the outcome.

Indian women's chess is on the rise, with the potential for more players to reach the highest levels of the game. The final will be a significant moment for Indian chess, regardless of the outcome.

According to the source: The Times of India.