World Amateur 2025: Anshu Pathak secures Silver, Bronze for Disha U A

by Shahid Ahmed - 25/11/2025

Meder Dzhaparov (KGZ) scored 8/9 to win Gold at World Amateur Championship 2025 in Under-1700 Open category. He finished a half point ahead of the rest. Anshu Kr. Pathak and Dashdavaa Dulguunjargal (MGL) scored 7.5/9 each. Anshu won Silver and Dashdavaa Bronze according to tie-breaks. Nasser Alshamsi Mouza (UAE) won Under-1700 Women scoring 7/9. Ayala Kuanyshbay (KAZ) and Disha U A scored 6.5/9 each. Ayala got Silver and Disha Bronze as per tie-breaks. The total prize fund of the tournament was €15000, €3000 in U1700. The top three prizes in U1700 Open were €1000, €600 and €400 along with a trophy and medal each. For U1700 Women, they were €500, €300 and €200 along with a trophy and medal each. Photo: Asian Chess Federation



India claims a Silver and Bronze in consecutive World Amateur

Last year, Kumaresh A won Silver in U2300 Open and Sovna Sonali Jena Bronze in U1700 Women category, this year once against Indians won a Silver and Bronze medals, only the event category is slightly different.

U1700 Open: Silver - Anshu Kr. Pathak

Medet Dzhaparov (KGZ, 1604) scored 8/9 to clinch Gold in Under-1700 Open. Anshu Kr. Pathak (1587) and Dashdavaa Dulguunjargal (MGL) scored 7.5/9 each. Anshu won Gold as he had beaten Dashdavaa in the sixth round. His sole loss was against the eventual Gold medalist, Medet in Round 7.

Top 3 in Under 1700 Open (L to R): Silver - Anshu Kr. Pathak 7.5/9, Gold - Medet Dzhaparov (KGZ) 8/9 and Bronze - Dashdavaa Dulguunjargal (MGL) 7.5/9 | Photo: Asian Chess Federation

Final standings

Rk.

SNo

Name

FED

Rtg

Pts.

 TB1 

 TB2 

 TB3 

 TB4 

 TB5 

n

w

we

w-we

K

rtg+/-

1

18

Dzhaparov, Medet

KGZ

1604

8

0

49

53

4

8

7

7

3,83

3,17

20

63,4

2

22

AGM

Pathak, Anshu Kr

IND

1587

7,5

1

47,5

50

4

7

5

3,5

2,17

1,33

20

26,6

3

43

Dulguunjargal, Dashdavaa

MGL

0

7,5

0

50

54,5

4

7

8

6,5

Details

U1700 Women: Bronze - Disha U A

Nasser Alshamsi Mouza (UAE, 1642) scored 7/9 to win Gold in Under-1700 Women. Ayala Kunyshbay (KAZ, 1578) and Disha U A (1641) scored 6.5/9 each. They won Silver and Bronze medals respectively according to tie-breaks. Disha lost her sole game against the eventual Gold medalist, Nasser in Round 4. She drew against the eventual Silver medalist, Ayala in the sixth round.

Top 3 in U1700 Women (L to R): Silver - Ayala Kuanyshbay (KAZ) 6.5/9, Gold - Nasser Alshamsi Mouza (UAE) 7/9 and Bronze - Disha U A 6.5/9 | Photo: Asian Chess Federation

Final standings

Rk.

SNo

Name

FED

Rtg

Pts.

 TB1 

 TB2 

 TB3 

 TB4 

 TB5 

n

w

we

w-we

K

rtg+/-

1

3

Mouza, Nasser Alshamsi

UAE

1642

7

0

42,5

44,5

5

6

8

6

4,72

1,28

40

51,2

2

8

Kuanyshbay, Ayala

KAZ

1578

6,5

0,5

44

48

5

4

8

6

3,75

2,25

40

90

3

4

Disha, U A

IND

1641

6,5

0,5

43,5

45,5

4

5

8

5,5

5,03

0,47

40

18,8

Details

Musical performance at the opening ceremony | Photo: Savo Tufegdzic / Serbian Chess Federation

Inaugural first move | Photo: Savo Tufegdzic / Serbian Chess Federation

Trophies for the prize winners | Photo: Savo Tufegdzic / Serbian Chess Federation

Arbiters' team | Photo: Elena Stojanovic / Serbian Chess Federation

The tournament hall at Zepter Conference Hall in Vrnjacka Banja, Serbia | Photo: Elena Stojanovic / Serbian Chess Federation

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