44th Chess Olympiad in Chennai, India - Schedule



44th Chess Olympiad in Chennai, India - Schedule

Day-1 27th Jul, 2022
Arrival Day

Day-2 28th Jul, 2022
Arbiters Meeting - 17:00 
Opening Ceremony - 19:00

Day-3 29th Jul, 2022
Captains Meeting - 09:30
Round 1 - 15:00

Day-4 30th Jul, 2022
Round 2 - 15:00

Day-5 31st Jul, 2022
Round 3 - 15:00

Day-6 01st Aug, 2022
Round 4 - 15:00

Day-7 02nd Aug, 2022
Round 5 - 15:00

Day-8 03rd Aug, 2022
Round 6 - 15:00
Bermuda Party - 22:00

Day-9 04th Aug, 2022
Free Day

Day-10 05th Aug, 2022
Round 7 - 15:00

Day-11 06th Aug, 2022
Round 8 - 15:00

Day-12 07th Aug, 2022
Round 9 - 15:00

Day-13 08th Aug, 2022
Round 10 - 15:00

Day-14 09th Aug, 2022
Round 11 - 10:00
Closing Ceremony - 16:00


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