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35th National Team Chess Championship & 13th National Women Team Chess Championship, Goa PSPB MEN AND WOMEN TRIUMPH

Story on page 1 AICF CHRONICLE MARCH 2015 From the Editor’s desk Room No. 70, Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, won the classical Chennai - 600 003. Ph : 044-65144966 /Telefax : 044-25382121 event in the fourth edition of Zurich E-mail : [email protected] Chess Challenge.The tournament Publisher: V. Hariharan Editor : C.G.S. Narayanan with six of the top flight Grandmasters vying for the title ended in an exciting Price: Monthly Rs.25 Annual Rs.300 fashion. After five rounds of classic Inside….. and five rounds of rapid chess, the two contenders with 35th National Team Chess Championship & 13th National Team Women Chess Championship, Goa equal overall points, Vishy Anand and Nakamura, played PSPB is Champion by M.Ephrame IA,CA 1 out a nine-minute nerve-racking ‘Armageddon’ game

4th National Schools Chess Championship,Goa which decided the issue in the latter’s favour. That the Maharashtra dominates National Schools by IA Vasanth BH,CA 6 ‘Chennai tiger’ has regained his form should gladden the

1st Deltin FIDE Rapid Rating Ty, Goa hearts of his fans who eagerly look forward to Anand’s IM Swayams Mishra wins title performance at the Gashimov memorial next month by IA Swapnil Bansod, CA 8

3rd Kanyakumari FIDE Rated Open, Nagercoil where his arch-rival, Magnus Carlsen, will be taking part. Hrithickkesh wins title The report on Zurich CC and the ‘Armageddon’ game are by IA L.R.Bhuvanaa Sai, CA 11 featured in the centre pages. 1st Assam downtown FIDE Rated Ty, Guwahati Dhanabir Singh emerges winner For the first time the Asian giants, China and India,gold by IA Debasish Barua,CA 13 and bronze medallists at the last Olympiad, had a face 1st Rotary Intel.District 3212 FIDE Rated Open for visually challenged,Nagercoil off in an eight round Scheveningen match on four boards Deepyajeet De wins title at Hyderabad. As this goes to press China, which surged by IA M.Ephrame, CA 15 Selected games annotated by ahead decisively in the second half, beat India 18-14 to IM Manuel Aaron 17 take the winner’s purse and trophy. The games from this Problem World event will be presented in a future issue. Plachutta interference by C.G.S.Narayanan 40 Study of the year 2013 41 PSPB triumphed at the National Team Chess Tactics from master games Championships held in Goa winning both Men and by S.Krishnan 42 Test your endgame Women team titles. Maharashtra players dominated iIn by C.G.S.Narayanan 43 the 4th National Schools Chess Championship held Masters of the past-50 in Goa. Reports and final placing of these two events Viktor Knorre 44 together with a brief report on the Refresher course for AICF Calendar 48 Arbiters organized by AICF and hosted by All Odisha Chess Association in Bubaneshwar are featured in this

Readers are invited to offer their issue. The selected games annotated by IM Manuel Aaron feedback on the regular features in the this month are from National Premier and Chennai Open AICF Chronicle and are also invited to send interesting articles, annotated GM Tournaments. games and chess anecdotes to the Editor at ‘[email protected]’ or ‘[email protected]. C.G.S.Narayanan 35th National Teams Chess Championship, Goa PSPB is Champion by M.Ephrame IA, Chief Arbiter Top seeded PSPB, won the title with a round spare in 35th National Chess Championship at Caritas Holiday Home Goa, PSPB collected 18 possible match points in nine rounds and won the Winner’s trophy pocketing a cash prize of twenty five thousand rupees. Similarly PSPB woman team also won the title in their respective section with 13 Mach points in seven rounds.

The chief guest of the function Shri. Sudhanshu Jha, Commissioner of Income tax gave away the prizes in presence of D V Sundar, FIDE vice president, K. Ramachari, DGM, Air- ports Authority of India, Kishor Bandekar, Secretary GCA, V Hariharan, Secretary AICF, Fr. Maverick Fernandes, Director Caritas , Goa, M Ephrame, Chief Arbiter, Sagar Sacordekar, VP , GCA , Mahesh Candolkar and Sanjay Belurkar, Secretary of TTCA. Kishor Bandekar, Secretary Goa chess Association, welcomed the gathering and Sagar Sacordekar, VP , GCA proposed the vote of thanks.

Earlier, the 35th National Open Team Chess Championship and 13th National team women Chess Championship got underway at Caritas Holiday Home, Goa, from 20th February 2015. The event attracted 43 teams in Open section and 12 teams in women section. There are 9 GM,7 WGM, 25 IM which include 3 in women section. Top seeded Petroleum Sports Promo- tion has fielded 4 GMs and one GM elect Karthikeyam Murali with the average of 2616 FIDE ratings. Air India occupied the top seeded with 3 WGMs and 2 IMs in women section. There are 205 players in Open section and 57 players in women section. Adding glamour to this All India Chess Federation has fielded AICF team for the second time in National team chess championship. The total prize fund of the event was two Lakhs, out of which, Rs. 25000/- was reserved to the winner in the Open Section and Rs. 20000/- in Women section.

The tournament was declared open after lighting the traditional lamp by Panjim MLA, Sidharth Kuncalienkar in the presence of K. Ramachari, DGM, Goa, Airports Authority of India, V. Hariharan, Secretary and Ravindra Dongre, Treasurer , All India Chess Federation, Kishore Bandekar, Joint Secretary AICF and Secretary GCA, Sagar Sacordekar, Vice President, North, GCA, Ephrame, Chief Arbiter, Mahesh Candolkar, President and Sanjay Belurkar, Secretary, Tiswadi Taluka Chess Association. All speakers complimented Goa Chess for taking up many national tournaments. Panjim MLA, Sidharth Kuncalienkar, inaugurated the event by mak- ing the customary first move.

In round four of open section the 4th seeded Airport Authority of India lost to the top seeded PSPB, the second seeded Railway 'A' beat Air India and the 9th seeded MCA Maharashtra lost in the hands of 3rd seeded Railway 'B'. At the end of the fourth round three teams scored with eight match points. In round 5 , the PSPB beat Railway 'A' where as Railway 'B'

A I C F CHRONICLE 1 MARCH 2015 drew with Air India this helped PSPB to took the sole lead with 10 match points. The PSPB continued their winning strike in round 6 also this time Railway 'B' lost in the hands of PSPB and PSPB collected 12 match points at the end of round six and took the sole lead, 2 points ahead of the nearest rival. In round seven the PSPB once again showed their spectacular performance beating The Empty Reloaded team from Andra Pradesh and continued the lead with 14 points. In round eight PSPB beat Air India and virtually won the championship with a round spare. PSPB has no difficult to beat MCA Maharashtra in the final round. PSPB col - lected 18 match points in 9 rounds and won the championship by 4 match points ahead of the nearest Railway 'A' team which finished second with 14 match points.

In the women section, at the end of round three the 3rd seeded PSPB was the sole leader with 6 match points by beating 5th seeded Bihar 'A'. In round four Tamilnadu went down to PSPB and PSPB maintain the lead at the end in the same round. In round five the encounter between the PSPB and the top seeded Air India was a well fought draw, PSPB continued the sole lead at the end of round five also. PSPB has no difficult to beat LIC in round 6 and maintained the lead with 11 points which is one point ahead of the nearest rival Air India. In the final round unbeaten PSPB once again showed the spectacular form by beating the local Goa 'B' team and won the championship with 13 points. Air India scored 12 points finished the runner up.

A physically challenged player Nerlikar Shailesh from Chess Winners participated in this tournament which was highly appreciated.He was unable to even sit and play. Lying on the table he played all his games. Having the Fide rating 1568 he scored 3 points out of nine in this championship. Shri. Kishor Bandekar, the General Secretary Goa Chess Association awarded him a cash prize for his enthusiasm.

35th National Team Chess Championship- 2015 Final ranking Rank Team Gam. + = - MP Pts. SBFIDE 1 Petroleum Sports Promotion Board 9 9 0 0 18 32 691.25 2 Railways - A 9 6 2 1 14 25 514.50 3 Railways - B 9 5 3 1 13 25 534.50 4 Airport Authority of India 9 5 3 1 13 24 494.25 5 State 9 5 2 2 12 24½ 441.75 6 Air India 9 5 2 2 12 22 460.00 7 Chess Is Life, Maharashtra 9 5 2 2 12 21½ 437.00 8 Tamil Nadu State - B 9 5 2 2 12 21 375.25 9 MCA Senior, Maharashtra 9 6 0 3 12 20 380.50 10 Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited 9 4 3 2 11 21½ 400.75 11 Life Insurance Corporation 9 5 1 3 11 21 411.75 12 Gujarath State 9 5 1 3 11 21 334.50 13 Bihar State - A 9 4 2 3 10 20½ 375.75 14 Fischer Fans Maharashtra 9 4 2 3 10 20½ 310.75

( contd on p.5 ) A I C F CHRONICLE 2 MARCH 2015 3rd Kanyakumari International FIDE Rated Open Chess Tournament – 2015

CA Kulathooran Pillai(right) inaugurates against Mr.Satheesh(left) correspondent, Moderator Gnanadason Poly Technic College,Nagercoil in the presence of (left to right) Mrs. Nirmala Jayakar, Correspondent, G.Winston Jt.Secretary KKDCA, A. F.Rex, Secretary KKDCA,R. Johny Roy Jt.Secretary KKDCA, Vijayan V, Member of KKDCA.

P.R. Hirthickkesh receives cash award with trophy from the chief guest Mrs.NirmalaJayakar, principal, Moderator Gnanadason Polytechnic College,Nagercoil.Others from left to right: Mr.JohnyRoy,Jt.Secreary,KKDCA, Mr.Ephrame,Jt.Secretary,TNSCA, CA KulathooranPillai,Presid ent,KKDCA, Mr.A.F.Rex,Secretary,KKDCA, Mr.Krishnamoorthy, member,KKDCA.

A I C F CHRONICLE 3 3 MARCH 2015 1st Deltin Fide Rapid Rating Chess Tournament 2015,Goa

Kishor Bandekar (Secretary GCA & Jt Secretary AICF) inaugurating the event lighting the lamp.

(L to R)1st Runner-up IM Narayanan Srinath of TN, Champion IM Swayams Mishra of ORI and 2nd Runner-Up IM Nitin S of TN

1st Rotary International District 3212 Fide Rated Open chess tournament for visually challenged ,Nagercoil

(L to R) Azzizur Rahman Co-ordinator, Kakade Atul (3rd prize winner), Rotarian Governor Ashok Padmaraj, Champion Deeptyajeet De, Soundarya Kumar Pradhan (second prize winner), Governor elect Rotarian J Navamani, Rotarian Saleem Project Chairman, Chief Arbiter M Ephrame.

A I C F CHRONICLE 4 MARCH 2015 ( contd from p.2 ) 15 Haryana State 9 5 0 4 10 19½ 313.00 16 All India Chess Federation 9 4 2 3 10 19 335.00 17 Kerala State B 9 5 0 4 10 18½ 320.50 18 Kerala State A 9 4 1 4 9 22½ 366.50 19 Goa State - A 9 4 1 4 9 19 326.00 20 The Empty Reloaded A.P. 9 4 1 4 9 18½ 362.75 21 Maharashtra Attackers 9 3 3 3 9 18½ 318.25 22 Punjab State 9 4 1 4 9 18 318.50 23 Chess Winners 9 3 3 3 9 17½ 245.50 24 Haryana State - B 9 4 1 4 9 15½ 249.75 25 Services Sports Control Board 9 4 0 5 8 19½ 288.50 26 Kerala State D 9 3 2 4 8 16½ 232.00 27 Indian Chess School, Maharashtra 9 3 2 4 8 15½ 256.00 28 Telangana State 9 3 2 4 8 15½ 208.75 29 Kerala State C 9 4 0 5 8 14 225.75 30 Bihar State - B 9 4 0 5 8 13½ 200.00 31 Uttar Pradesh 9 3 1 5 7 16 242.00 32 H.P. State 9 3 1 5 7 14½ 176.50 33 Reserve Bank Of India 9 3 1 5 7 14 224.00 34 M.P. State 9 2 3 4 7 13½ 194.50 35 Telangana State B 9 3 1 5 7 13 155.75 36 Little Stars,Goa 9 2 2 5 6 15½ 154.50 37 Unique Chess Academy,Goa 9 2 2 5 6 15 197.00 38 Rajastan State 9 2 2 5 6 14½ 147.50 39 Goa State - B 9 2 2 5 6 14½ 135.50 40 Andhra Pradesh State 9 1 4 4 6 12½ 133.75 41 H.P. State B 9 1 3 5 5 13½ 155.75 42 Little Champs -Goa 9 1 2 6 4 11 99.50 43 Jammu & Kashmir State Team 9 0 1 8 1 6 53.50

13th National Women Team Chess Championship- 2015 Final ranking Rank Team Gam. + = - MP Pts. SBFIDE 1 Petroleum Sports Promotion Board 7 6 1 0 13 22½ 325.50 2 Air-India 7 5 2 0 12 22 339.00 3 Airport Authority of India 7 5 0 2 10 21 276.25 4 Tamil Nadu State 7 4 1 2 9 19 236.25 5 Goa State 7 3 1 3 7 16 140.00 6 Life Insurance of Corporation 7 3 1 3 7 13 145.75 7 Gujrat State 7 3 0 4 6 13½ 97.00 8 Goa State -B 7 3 0 4 6 10½ 97.25 9 Bihar A 7 3 0 4 6 10 88.75 10 Telangana State 7 1 2 4 4 10 51.50

A I C F CHRONICLE 5 MARCH 2015 4th National Schools Chess Championship 2015,Goa Maharashtra dominates National Schools IA Vasanth BH, Chief Arbiter 4th National Schools Chess Championship 2015 was oraganised by Goa Chess Association under the auspices of All India Chess Federation. The Championship was inaugurated by Mr Vinay Tandulkar, President, Goa Chess Association in the presence of Mr Kishor Bandekar, Secretary, Goa Chess Association and Mr Sagar Sakordekar, Vice President (North), Goa Chess Association at Sungrace Garden, Bethora, Ponda, Goa on 28th Jan 2015. A total number of 662 players from all over India participated in Open and Girls category out of which 339 were ELO rated players. Rajdeep Sarkar (2268) of West Bengal, Harikrishnan A Ra (2200) of Tamilnadu and Raja Harshit (2144) of Maharastra of under 15 category were top seeded of the championship. The championship was conducted separately for Under 5, Under 7, Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15 and Under 17 for open and Girls category. Under 5 Girls and Under 17 Open category played 6 rounds each, Under 5 Open and Under 15 Girls played 7 rounds each, all other category played 9 rounds each.The championship was organised in a spacious hall with good ventilation. Organiser provided transport facility and food to all the players and parents on chargeable basis. Pahel Sharma of Maharastra won the gold medal in under 5 Girls category, Anupam M Sreekumar of Kerala, WCM Sanskruti Wankhade of Maharastra, Mrudul Dehankar of Maharastra, Riddhi Zantye of Goa, WCM Tejaswni Sagar of Maharastra, WFM Mahalakshmi M of Tamilnadu won the gold medal in Under 7, Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15 and Under 17 Girls category respectively. Tanish Santosh Khandave of Maharastra won the gold medal in under five Open category. Kevin J Porus of Kerala, of Tamilnadu, FM Praggnanandhaa R Taminadu, Erigasi Arjun of AP, Rajdeep Sarkar of West Bengal and Aaditya Jagadeesh of Tamilnadu won the gold medal in Under 7, Under 9, Under 11, Under 13, Under 15 and Under 17 Open category respectivelyIn a simple closing ceremony, Mr Vi- nay Tandulkar, President, Goa Chess Association in the presence of Mr Kishir Bandekar, Secretary, Goa Chess Association and Mr Sagar Sakordekar, Vice President (North), Goa Chess Association, Mr. Ramdas Sawant, Treasurer, Mr. Ashish Keni, Vice-President-South, Mr. Satyawan Harmalakar, Jt. Secretary-North, Mr. Sharendra Naik, Jt. Secretary-South distributed the prizes. Maharashtra won five of the 14 titles at stake in the 4th National Schools Chess Championships that concluded at Ponda, Goa on February 1, 2015.Tamil Nadu was close winning four titles followed by Kerala two, Andhra, Goa and West Bengal one apiece. A total of 662 players took part in this three day three rounds a day contest.The event was played at Sungrace Gardens, Bethora, Ponda, Goa. January is always the best time to visit Goa. The Goa State Chess Association provided that opportunity for chess players around the country to visit this part of the beaches filled state. sVasanth.H. B was the chief arbiter. The Goa State Chess Association officials distributed the prizes. Results: Open sections: Under-5: 1 Tanish Santosh Khandave (Mah) 6; 2 R Shashindhar (TN) 5.5; 3-4. Jack Samuel (TN), Kiaan Agrawal (Chh) 5 each; 5 Sadbhav Rautela 4.5. Under-7: 1 Kevin J Porus (Ker) 8; 2 A.R. Ilam Parthi (TN) 7.5; 3-4. Namish Sharma (Del), Arnav Mu- ralidhar (Kar) 7 each; 5 Bagwe Gaurang (Mah) 6.5. Under-9: 1 D Gukesh (TN) 8; 2 V Pranav (TN) 7; 3-5. Aditya Mittal (Mah), Dev Shah (Mah) Sreeshwan Maralashikari (Tel) 6.5 each. Under-11: 1 R Praggnanandhaa (TN) 8.5/9; 2 Naitik Mehta (Guj) 7.5; 3 Raunak Sadhwani (Mah) 7...115 players. A I C F CHRONICLE 6 MARCH 2015 Under-13: 1 Erigaisi Arjun (AP) 8; 2-3. Krishnater Kushager (Mah), M Barath (Goa) 7 each; 4-5. Shelke Sankarsha (Mah), Shakthi Vishal (TN) 6.5 each. Under-15: 1 Rajdeep Sarkar (WB) 8/9; 2-3. Rahul Shukla (Mah), A.Ra Harikrishnan (TN) 7 each...73 players. Under-17: 1 Aaditya Jagadeesh (TN) 5.5/6; 2 Shabdhik Varma (Kar) 5; 3-4. S Athul Krishna (Ker), M Satvik (Kar) 4 each T.Selvabharaty 3.5...15 players. Girls sections: Under-5: 1 Pahel Sharma (Mah) 6; 2 Trisha Anshuman Jagtap 5; 3-5. Iksha Soni, Gauri Annigeri, S Deepshika (TN) 4 each. Under-7: 1-2. Anupam Sreekumar (Ker), Shraddha Somnath (Kar) 7.5 each; 3-4. K.G.R. Anagha (Kar), A.N. Shefali (Kar) 7 each... Under-9: 1 Sanskruti Wankhade (Mah) 8/9; 2 Vishwa Vasnawala (Guj), 3 M.S. Harshavardhini (Pud) 6.5...49 players. Under-11: 1-2. Mrudul Dehankar (Mah), Gunjal Chopdekar (Goa) 7.5 each; 3 David Avril (Mah) 6.5; 4-5. Divya Deshmukh (Mah), Alaina Pereira (Goa) 6 each. Under-13: 1-2. Riddhi Zantye (Goa), D Jishitha (AP) 7.5 each; 3-4. Bommini Mounika Akshaya (AP), Prachi Bharti (Kar) 6.5 each; 5 Makhija Aashna (Mah) 6. Under-15: 1 Tejaswini Sagar (Mah) 6.5; 2 R Vaishali (TN) 6; 3 Isha Sharma (Kar) 5.5; 4-5. Akank- sha Shah (Guj), Aishwarya Thorat (Goa) 4.5 each. Under-17: 1 M Mahalakshmi (TN) 6.5; 2-3. Saloni Sapale (Mah), H.R. Manasa (Kar) 6 each; 4 Bha- gya Jayesh (Ker) 5; 5 Ankitha Goud Palle (Tel) 4.5. Refresher Course for Arbiters Report by R.Anantharam IA A refresher course for international and arbiters was organized by All India Chess Federation, with the support of All Orissa Chess Association at Kalinga Institute of Infor- mation Technology, Bhubaneshwar on 14th and 15th February 2015. Prof.R. Anantharam IA, Chairman, Arbiters’ Commission, AICF and S. Paul Arockiaraj IA were the lecturers. After the inauguration of the course by Mr. VIvek Tiberwal, Secretary of All Orissa Chess Association, the participants appeared for a knowledge assessment and evaluation for two hours. In the afternoon, Paul Arockiaraj discussed in detail about the guidelines to arbiters and the duties to be followed by arbiters and chief arbiters before, during and after the tournament. Then Anantharam discussed in detail the answers for all ques- tions, the participants faced in the morning. The questions totally covered Laws of Chess, besides important aspects of rating, title and pairing regulations. The session went on till late in the evening. On the second day, the focus was mainly on the answers given by the participants in the assessment. Answers of each every participant was discussed elaborately and they were immensely benefitted, as they were able to identify their mistakes. In the final evening session, Anantharam explained the important aspects of the Players’ Registration System of AICF. In the feed back, almost all participants were unanimous in welcoming this kind of refresher course, which has updated them a large.

A I C F CHRONICLE 7 MARCH 2015 1st Deltin Fide Rapid Rating Chess Tournament 2015,Goa IM Swayams Mishra wins title by IA Swapnil Bansod,Chief Arbiter

1st Deltin Fide Rapid Rating Chess Tourna- points respectively. Goa Carbon Goodwill am- ment 2015 was organized by Chanakya Chess bassador WGM Bhakti Kulkarni won the ninth Club in affiliation with Tiswadi Taluka Chess place with 7.5 points. She was also the high- Association under the aegis of Goa Chess est placed amongst the Women players. GM Association from 28th February to 1st March of LIC had to be content with the 2015 at Panjim Community Center, Mala, 30th place with 6.5 points.Among the other Panjim GOA. The Total Number of participants prize winners, Niraj Saripalli , Geno brand were 215 including 1 GM, 13 IM, 2 WGM, 2 ambassador, CM Nitish Belurkar and Wilson FM, 3 CM, 1 WCM with total tally of 135 rated Cruz won the first three prizes respectively players make the tournament one of the for the best Goan players in open category strongest rating events in India. The venue while Nandini Saripalli, Urvi Bandekar and was very beautiful, spacious and attractive. Pranali Naik won the first three prizes respec- The organizer provided free lodging to GMs tively for best Goan Women player, Srilaxmi IMs and WGMs at Deltin Suites Hotel . Kamat, Netra Sawaikar and Sanvi Kelekar (1st three -U7 girls), Sairaj Vernekar, Love The tournament was inaugurated by Mr. Kakodkar and Joy Kakokdkar (1st three –U7 Kishor Bandekar, Secretary Goa Chess boys), Alaya Vella D’Cruz and Sanvi Naik Association and Joint Secretary All India Gaonkar(1st and 2nd –U9 girls), Geno brand chess Federation. The other dignitaries Ambassador, CM Leon Mendonca and Pratik present were Fide Arbiter Arvind Mhamal, Borkar (2nd& 3rd –U9 boys), Alaina Pereira, Mr. Mahesh Candolkar, Mr. Sanjay Belurkar, Tanvi Hadkonkar and Charuta Shetye (1st Secretary Tiswadi Taluka Chess Associa- three –U11 girls), Om Barde, Vraj Porob and tion, IA Swapnil Bansod, Chief Arbiter, Mr. Ashmit Kumar( 1st three – U11 boys), Riddhi Salil Ghate & Rajeev Sahakari Tournament Zantye, Faiziya Khan and Amisha Kumar (1st Directors. three – U13 Girls), M Barath, Yash Prabhu and Aryan Raikar (1st three – U13 Boys), Top seed IM Swayams Mishra of Orissa be- Aditee Prabhugaonkar , Aishwarya Thorat came the champion at the 1st Deltin All In- and Sakhshi Gaonkar (1st three – U15 Girls), dia Open Rapid Chess Tournament. He drew Gaurav Madkaikar, Tatvesh Sawant and Anant the last round with IM of Prabhudesai (1st three – U15 boys). Railways to score 9 points out of 10, IM The prizes were distributed at the hands of Swayams Mishra and IM Narayanan Srinath Pawan Kumar, IAS, Secretary, Mines, Civil both tied for 1st place with 9 points each, aviation, Provedoria and I&B, Govt. Of Goa, but on better buchholz score IM Swayams in the presence of Kishor Bandekar, Jt. Sec- Mishra became the retary AICF and Secretary GCA, Ramdas champion. IM Narayanan Srinath and IM Nitin Sawant, Treasurer GCA, Sanjay Belurkar, S both from Tamil Nadu won the 2nd and 3rd Secretary TTCA, Rajeev Sahakari and Salil place with 9 and 8 Ghate, Tournament Directors.

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