Anna Muzychuk

FIDE Women's Grand Prix: India's Dronavalli Harika loses to Alexandra Kosteniuk, slips to third spot

Indian Grandmaster Dronavalli Harika went down to former world champion Kosteniuk in the sixth round of the FIDE Women's Grand Prix chess tournament to slip to third spot.

FIDE Women's Grand Prix: India's Dronavalli Harika draws with Russia's Alexandra Goryachkina in fifth round

Indian grandmaster Dronavalli Harika settled for a draw with Alexandra Goryachkina of Russia in the fifth round to remain in joint lead with 3.5 points at the FIDE Women's Grand Prix chess tournament

FIDE Women's Grand Prix: India's Dronavalli Harika trumps world champion Ju Wenjun in third round

Indian grandmaster Dronavalli Harika inflicted a defeat on world champion Ju Wenjun in the third round of the FIDE Women's Grand Prix chess tournament.

Indian grandmaster Koneru Humpy finishes 12th after losing last three rounds at women's World Rapid and Blitz Championships

A hat-trick of losses in the last three rounds ended Koneru Humpy's hopes of a second title at the women's World Rapid and Blitz Championships as the Indian grandmaster finished 12th overall in the two-day blitz competition.

World Rapid and Blitz: Viswanathan Anand ends opening day tied 2nd as event is dogged by location controversy

Five rounds into the tournament, Anand seems to be in a great form and might turn out to be a strong contender for the title prize. He is only half point behind the current leaders.

World Women’s Chess Championship: Harika Dronavalli lost glorious chance to enter title round

Harika was the favourite to win as she was considered to be a better rapid and blitz player than Tan. But the Chinese showed she had nerves of steel.

Women’s World Chess Championship: Harika Dronavalli in touching distance of semis after beating Nana Dzagnidze

Victory in the first game of the two-game mini-match means that Harika will now just need a draw in the return game to qualify to the next round

Humpy finishes joint first at Kazan Grand Prix chess

Humpy and Muzychuk were the only unbeaten players in the tournament and both had four wins and seven draws each for a total of seven and a half points each.