Koneru Humpy vs Divya Deshmukh Live Streaming, FIDE Women's Chess World Cup Game 2 Live Telecast: When And Where To Watch Match Live?
Humpy employed the Queen's gambit accepted as black and it turned out to be a pretty fascinating game right out of the opening as Divya, 19, came up with a piece sacrifice early to deny the black king the right to castle.
When will Koneru Humpy vs Divya Deshmukh, FIDE Women's Chess World Cup, Game 2 take place?
Koneru Humpy vs Divya Deshmukh, FIDE Women's Chess World Cup, Game 2 will be held from Sunday, July 27 (IST).
Where will Koneru Humpy vs Divya Deshmukh, FIDE Women's Chess World Cup, Game 2 be held?
Koneru Humpy vs Divya Deshmukh, FIDE Women's Chess World Cup, Game 2 will be held in Batumi, Georgia.
What time will Koneru Humpy vs Divya Deshmukh, FIDE Women's Chess World Cup, Game 2 start?
Koneru Humpy vs Divya Deshmukh, FIDE Women's Chess World Cup, Game 2 will start at 4:45 PM IST.
Which TV channels will show the live telecast of Koneru Humpy vs Divya Deshmukh, FIDE Women's Chess World Cup, Game 2 in India?
Koneru Humpy vs Divya Deshmukh, FIDE Women's Chess World Cup, Game 2 will not be televised in India.
Where to follow the live streaming of Koneru Humpy vs Divya Deshmukh, FIDE Women's Chess World Cup, Game 2 in India?
Koneru Humpy vs Divya Deshmukh, FIDE Women's Chess World Cup, Game 2 will live streamed on FIDE's YouTube channel.
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