Vidit Gujrathi's daily ritual before the round is to hang out and relax with his Dutch friends!
| Photo: Amruta Mokal
Vishy Anand played a brilliant game to beat GM Eric Hansen
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Vishy Anand speaks to ChessBase India after his win
Harikrishna played the open Sicilian and did not let his opponent's mistakes go unpunished
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Black has just played his knight to c6. How did White finish him off?
Analysis by GM Surya Sekhar Ganguly:
Vidit was completely lost against Evgeny Bareev from the opening. But he fought really hard and somehow managed to hold a draw. In fact towards the end he had also started to get ambitious!
Final moments of Vidit's endgame duel against Evgeny Bareev
Sasikiran won his game on the fourth board against GM Aman Hambleton | Photo: Niklesh Jain
Women's section:
India's 2-2 score before the games began doesn't look appetising. But once we were in the middle of the battle, this result is acceptable because it seemed as if we would even lose the match.
Humpy is resuming chess after a gap of two years, but nothing of that sort is being seen in her games. She is playing enterprising chess and calculating pretty well.
| Photo: Amruta Mokal
Harika won her game against Jovana Eric
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Eesha Karavade was not herself today. She made some uncustomary mistakes and lost right out of the opening.
| Photo: Amruta Mokal
Padmini Rout lost from the white side in the French | Photo: Amruta Mokal
Video round up by GM Jacob Aagaard:
Video interview with coach of Indian men's team GM R.B. Ramesh:
Round 4:
It's an extremely important fourth round with India taking on USA and the women's team taking on Poland
