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Indian champ pulls away by full point

December 3, 2014 - 12:00am

Indian International Master Srinath Narayanan continued to dish out top form as it trounced Istraelito Rilloraza in the fifth round to pull away from the field in the 2014 Asian Juniors and Girls’ Chess Championships...

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