Fide World Cup Semi Final 2025 Update; Koneru Humpy | Chess News | FIDE Women World Cup: Koneru Hampi became the first Indian woman to reach the semi -finals; Vaishali gets defeat

Indian Grandmaster Koneru Hampi has reached the semi -finals of the FIDE Women’s World Cup being played in Batumi, Georgia. She is the first Indian female chase player to travel here. He confirmed his place in the semi -finals by defeating Song Yuksin of China.

Hampi stopped the Chinese player on a draw in the second game played on Sunday. Earlier, he took an edge by winning the first game of the two game quarter -final series in Batumi on Saturday night. In another quarter -finals, there was a tough fight between Harika Dronavalli and emerging star Divya Deshmukh. However, one of these will be decided after the second game played on Monday to go to the semi -finals.

Earlier, Hampi defeated former Switzerland’s former world champion Alexandra Costeneuk 1.5–0.5 in the tiebrex to secure his place in the quarter-finals.

Hampi defeated Song Yuksin in the first game.

Four women players of India reached quarter finals for the first time For the first time in this tournament, four women players of India reached the quarter -finals. Apart from Koneru Hampi, Harika Dronavalli, R.K. Vaishali and Divya Deshmukh confirmed their place in the quarterfinals.

Vaishali gets defeat Vaishali Rameshbabu suffered a defeat to China’s third seed Tan Jhongi. With this, his campaign in this tournament ended. Vaishali defeated Meruart Kamalidenova of Kazakhstan and confirmed her place in the quarter -finals.

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