Historic! Two indian women clash in Chess World Cup Final!

 

Who would've expected this? 
The Women's Chess World Cup final is set, and there's no Chinese player in sight! Yesterday, Divya Deshmukh eliminated Zhongyi Tan, and today, Humpy Koneru defeated Tingjie Lei in a tiebreaker.

This means two Indian women will face off for first place, while two Chinese women will battle it out for third.

We've already posted the decisive game on our website.
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