National Champion & Anandian, Candidate Master Ranindu Dilshan Liyanage Wins Bronze Medal On Tie Break – Tied With Five Others For Third Place
International Chess Federation Asian Chess Federation Bangladesh Chess Federation Asian Zonal Hybrid Chess Championship 2021 – Held Virtually on Tornelo Platform – concluded after 09 days
Gold Medal – Grand Master Ziaur Rahman ( Bangladesh ) – 08 points Qualified to participate in the upcoming World Chess Cup 2021
Silver Medal – Grand Master Enamul Hossain ( Bangladesh ) – 7.5 points
Bronze Medal – Candidate Master Ranindu Liyanage ( Sri Lanka ) – 06 points
08th Place – Candidate Master Buddhika Amarasinghe ( Sri Lanka ) – 06 points
Ranindu Liyanage recorded the following performances through the scheduled 09 rounds with 04 wins, 04 draws & 01 loss on his way to the Bronze Medal.
Beat Ahamd Awais ( Pakistan ), Drew with Susal De Silva ( Sri Lanka ), Beat Ahamad Mahatabuddin ( Bangladesh ), Beat Anata Choudhry ( Bangladesh ), Drew with International Master Mohammad Minhaz Uddin ( Bangladesh ), Lost to Grand Master Ziaur Rahman ( Bangladesh ), Drew with FIDE Master Islam Aminul ( Bangladesh ), Beat Mehdi Hasan Parag ( Bangladesh ) & Drew with Grand Master Enamul Hussain ( Bangladesh )
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The South Asian event – Asian 3.2 Zonal Chess Championship 2021 was the preliminary event for the FIDE 09th Chess World Cup Championship 2021 scheduled to be held in Sochi, Russia from 10th July to 03rd August.
39 competitors participated representing Bangladesh, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan & Sri Lanka. Candidate Master Buddhika Amarasinghe ( Sri Jayawardenepura Chess Club ) & Fide Master Susal De Silva ( Nalanda College ) were the others in the 03 member Sri Lanka participation who joined the action from the Headquarters of the Chess Federation of Sri Lanka in Gangodawila, Nugegoda. Grand Master Alexie Barsov ( Uzbekistan ) trained the local team throughout the event.
The Championship was conducted by the Bangladesh Chess Federation from Dhaka, under the guidance of the International Chess Federation & assisted by the Asian Chess Federation on the 09 Round Swiss System via the Tornelo Platform.
Report assisted by Revatha De Silva – Photos courtesy Chess Federation of Sri Lanka
