Chess Olympiad - 2022 Women, Round 1 results (TOP 6)

 

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Chess Olympiad - 2022, Round 1 results (TOP 6)

Round 1 on 2022/07/29
Bo.80  Tajikistan (TJK )Rtg-1  India (IND )Rtg0 : 4
1.1WFM

Antonova, Nadezhda
1832-GM

Koneru, Humpy
25860 - 1
1.2

Abrorova, Sabrina
1799-IM

Vaishali, R
24420 - 1
1.3

Saidova, Rukhshona
1624-IM

Tania, Sachdev
23990 - 1
1.4

Hotami, Mutriba
1846-IM

Kulkarni, Bhakti
23730 - 1
Bo.2  Ukraine (UKR )Rtg-81  South Africa (RSA )Rtg4 : 0
2.1GM

Muzychuk, Anna
2529-WIM

February, Jesse Nikki
18721 - 0
2.2GM

Ushenina, Anna
2423-

Badenhorst, Chloe
17031 - 0
2.3IM

Buksa, Nataliya
2401-WCM

Selkirk, Rebecca
17451 - 0
2.4IM

Osmak, Yuliia
2420-WIM

Bouah, Denise
17361 - 0
Bo.82  Iraq (IRQ )Rtg-3  Georgia (GEO )Rtg0 : 4
3.1

Sara, Masood Abdullah
1677-GM

Batsiashvili, Nino
24660 - 1
3.2WFM

A-Ali, Sali Abbas Abdulzahra
1864-IM

Javakhishvili, Lela
24760 - 1
3.3

Tiba, Mahdi Attiyah
1759-IM

Melia, Salome
23840 - 1
3.4WCM

Al-Fayyadh, Yamama Asif Abdula
1666-IM

Arabidze, Meri
24260 - 1
Bo.4  Poland (POL )Rtg-83  Syria (SYR )Rtg4 : 0
4.1GM

Socko, Monika
2416-

Mahmoud, Ola
01 - 0
4.2WIM

Kiolbasa, Oliwia
2376-

Ahmad Murad, Fatema Alzahraa
17911 - 0
4.3FM

Malicka, Maria
2393-WFM

Mahmoud, Roula
17651 - 0
4.4WFM

Rudzinska, Michalina
2315-

Khalil, Manar
18311 - 0
Bo.84  Monaco (MNC )Rtg-5  France (FRA )Rtg0 : 4
5.1WIM

Dubois, Martine
1782-IM

Guichard, Pauline
23790 - 1
5.2WCM

Jose de Ribbegren, Kenia
1787-IM

Milliet, Sophie
23960 - 1
5.3WCM

Berezovska, Svetlana
1781-IM

Savina, Anastasia
23770 - 1
5.4WIM

Lebel-Arias, Julia
1660-WIM

Navrotescu, Andreea
23730 - 1
Bo.6  Azerbaijan (AZE )Rtg-85  United Arab Emirates (UAE )Rtg4 : 0
6.1WGM

Balajayeva, Khanim
2344-WFM

Al Mansouri, Moza
16061 - 0
6.2WGM

Beydullayeva, Govhar
2390-WFM

Al Maamari, Wafia Darwish
18411 - 0
6.3IM

Mammadova, Gulnar
2380-

Almaini, Aishah Sarhan
16151 - 0
6.4WGM

Fataliyeva, Ulviyya
2372-WCM

Rouda Essa, Alserkal
18741 - 0

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