How Zhu Jiner turned struggles in India into taking China closer to Chess Olympiad gold
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China currently lead the women’s Chess Olympiad in Samarkand despite missing its top three players. World No. 4 Zhu Jiner has emerged as the team’s unbeaten Board 1, rebounding strongly from a difficult GCL campaign in Bengaluru. In an exclusive interaction with TimesofIndia.com,...
China currently lead the women’s Chess Olympiad in Samarkand despite missing its top three players. World No. 4 Zhu Jiner has emerged as the team’s unbeaten Board 1, rebounding strongly from a difficult GCL campaign in Bengaluru. In an exclusive interaction with TimesofIndia.com, she reflects on India’s chess passion, her journey into professional chess, and China’s unexpected title challenge.
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