Tamil Nadu trio of R Vaishali, M Mahalakshmi and Srija Seshadri won the yellow metal for the hosts in Under-14, Under-16 and Under-18 girls' categories respectively while Maharashtra youngster Mohammad Nubairshah Shaikh secured the fourth gold in Under-16 Open section.
New Delhi: Putting up a dominating show, India bagged 13 medals, including four golds, out of a possible of 18 in the Rapid event on the opening day of the Asian Youth Chess Championships, here today.
Tamil Nadu trio of R Vaishali, M Mahalakshmi and Srija Seshadri won the yellow metal for the hosts in Under-14, Under-16 and Under-18 girls' categories respectively while Maharashtra youngster Mohammad Nubairshah Shaikh secured the fourth gold in Under-16 Open section.
India also pocketed four silver and five bronze medals.
Iran with one gold, two silver and one bronze finished second while Philippines occupied third spot with a solitary gold in the Rapid event.
Tabatabaei M Amin of Iran and Mejia Giovanni of Philippines dashed the Indian hope of gold sweep in the Rapid format as they secured the yellow metal in Under-14 and Under-18 Open sections respectively.
156 players from 15 different countries are participating in this prestigious championship, which have three formats of Rapid, Standard and Blitz events.
Rapid Event Medal Winners :-
Under-14 Girls :- Gold - Vaishali R of India, Silver-Alinasab Mobina of Iran, Bronze - Aakanksha Hagawane of India.
Under-14 Open :-� Gold - Tabatabaei M Amin of Iran , Silver - Mitrabha Guha of India, Bronze : Raghunandan K S of India
Under-16 Girls :- Gold - Mahalakshmi M of India, Silver -Gholami Orimi Anahita of Iran, Monnisha G K of India.
Under-16 Open :- Gold - Mohammad Nubairshah Shaikh of India, Silver - Aravindh Chithambaram V R of India, Bronze -Visakh N R of India
Under-18 Girls :- Gold - Srija Seshadri of India, Silver - Shweta Gole of India, Bronze - Bala Kannamma P of India.
Under-18 Open :- Gold - Mejia Giovanni of Philippines, Silver - Dhulipala Bala Chandra Prasad of India, Bronze -Mosadeghpour Masoud of Iran.
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