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TOURNAMENT STANDINGS
Asian Nations Cup (Women) Tournament
Wenjun Ju3.5/4(+3 -0 =1)[games]
Harika Dronavalli3.5/4(+3 -0 =1)[games]
Qi Guo3.5/4(+3 -0 =1)[games]
Madina Davletbayeva3/4(+3 -1 =0)[games]
Yang Shen3/4(+2 -0 =2)[games]
Thi Bao Tram Hoang3/5(+2 -1 =2)[games]
Tania Sachdev3/5(+2 -1 =2)[games]
Mitra Hejazipour3/5(+1 -0 =4)[games]
Atousa Pourkashiyan3/5(+2 -1 =2)[games]
Zhongyi Tan2.5/4(+2 -1 =1)[games]
Mary Ann Gomes2.5/4(+1 -0 =3)[games]
Qian Huang2.5/4(+1 -0 =3)[games]
Thi Nhu Y Hoang2.5/5(+1 -1 =3)[games]
Dinara Saduakassova2.5/4(+1 -0 =3)[games]
Padmini Rout2.5/3(+2 -0 =1)[games]
Gulmira Dauletova2/4(+1 -1 =2)[games]
Dorsa Derakhshani2/5(+1 -2 =2)[games]
Sarasadat Khademalsharieh2/4(+0 -0 =4)[games]
Eesha Karavade1.5/4(+1 -2 =1)[games]
Zhansaya Abdumalik1.5/4(+0 -1 =3)[games]
Shayesteh Ghader Pour1.5/3(+1 -1 =1)[games]
Thi Thanh An Nguyen1.5/4(+1 -2 =1)[games]
Thi Mai Hung Nguyen1/4(+0 -2 =2)[games]
Phuong Hanh Luong1/2(+1 -1 =0)[games]
Ghazal Hakimifard1/3(+0 -1 =2)[games]
Anahita Gholami Orimi0.5/4(+0 -3 =1)[games]
Minoo Asgarizadeh0.5/5(+0 -4 =1)[games]
Guliskhan Nakhbayeva0.5/4(+0 -3 =1)[games]
Anahita Zahedifar0/4(+0 -4 =0)[games]
Motahare Asadi0/2(+0 -2 =0)[games]

Chessgames.com Chess Event Description
Asian Nations Cup (Women) (2014)

Played in Tabriz, Iran 22-27 May 2014. Crosstable: http://chess-results.com/tnr135082....

 page 1 of 1; games 1-25 of 25  PGN Download
Game  ResultMoves YearEvent/LocaleOpening
1. S Khademalsharieh vs D Derakhshani  ½-½452014Asian Nations Cup (Women)A13 English
2. A Gholami Orimi vs M Hejazipour  ½-½432014Asian Nations Cup (Women)E32 Nimzo-Indian, Classical
3. T Hoang vs Q Guo  ½-½392014Asian Nations Cup (Women)D38 Queen's Gambit Declined, Ragozin Variation
4. Z Abdumalik vs T Sachdev  ½-½632014Asian Nations Cup (Women)C84 Ruy Lopez, Closed
5. E Karavade vs D Saduakassova  ½-½272014Asian Nations Cup (Women)A18 English, Mikenas-Carls
6. G Dauletova vs M A Gomes  ½-½642014Asian Nations Cup (Women)B51 Sicilian, Canal-Sokolsky (Rossolimo) Attack
7. Z Abdumalik vs S Khademalsharieh  ½-½332014Asian Nations Cup (Women)C63 Ruy Lopez, Schliemann Defense
8. M Hejazipour vs D Saduakassova  ½-½262014Asian Nations Cup (Women)A13 English
9. Q Huang vs D Derakhshani  ½-½342014Asian Nations Cup (Women)D34 Queen's Gambit Declined, Tarrasch
10. S Khademalsharieh vs Z Tan  ½-½632014Asian Nations Cup (Women)A45 Queen's Pawn Game
11. Q Huang vs A Pourkashiyan  ½-½582014Asian Nations Cup (Women)D62 Queen's Gambit Declined, Orthodox, Rubinstein Attack
12. T Hoang vs G Dauletova  ½-½452014Asian Nations Cup (Women)A45 Queen's Pawn Game
13. T Hoang vs D Saduakassova  ½-½452014Asian Nations Cup (Women)D02 Queen's Pawn Game
14. Z Abdumalik vs T Nguyen  ½-½572014Asian Nations Cup (Women)C02 French, Advance
15. Y Shen vs M Hejazipour  ½-½272014Asian Nations Cup (Women)D85 Grunfeld
16. T Hoang vs S Khademalsharieh  ½-½382014Asian Nations Cup (Women)E16 Queen's Indian
17. W Ju vs H Dronavalli  ½-½382014Asian Nations Cup (Women)A33 English, Symmetrical
18. A Pourkashiyan vs T Nguyen  ½-½722014Asian Nations Cup (Women)C11 French
19. M Hejazipour vs T Nguyen  ½-½692014Asian Nations Cup (Women)A44 Old Benoni Defense
20. M Asgarizadeh vs G Nakhbayeva  ½-½522014Asian Nations Cup (Women)B47 Sicilian, Taimanov (Bastrikov) Variation
21. M A Gomes vs Y Shen  ½-½222014Asian Nations Cup (Women)A06 Reti Opening
22. T Sachdev vs Q Huang  ½-½152014Asian Nations Cup (Women)A41 Queen's Pawn Game (with ...d6)
23. T Hoang vs G Hakimifard  ½-½552014Asian Nations Cup (Women)A45 Queen's Pawn Game
24. S Ghader Pour vs P Rout  ½-½182014Asian Nations Cup (Women)B51 Sicilian, Canal-Sokolsky (Rossolimo) Attack
25. M A Gomes vs G Hakimifard  ½-½572014Asian Nations Cup (Women)A14 English
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Kibitzer's Corner
May-23-14  The Last Straw: Second!
May-24-14  MountainMatt: Darn it! I wanted to be second!
May-24-14
Premium Chessgames Member		  perfidious: Twentyleventh!
May-24-14  waustad: Tomorrow will probably decide since China is playing India. India is ahead on tiebreaks, so China needs a win. http://chess-results.com/tnr135082....
May-25-14  Jamboree: Why do all the non-Muslim female players have to wear Islamic head coverings? (See the reports on Chessbase.) It's insulting and absurd. If I was on the Chinese (or Vietnamese or whatever) team, I would refuse to wear it. If the team gets expelled, then all the better. Repressive regimes need to be isolated and not be blessed with international events and respect. Too many FIDE events take place in totalitarian nations. The players should rebel.
May-25-14  RedShield: There's no indication on this page as to where this event is taking place, but I assume it's somewhere in the arbitrary region known as Asia.
May-25-14  waustad: It's taking place in Tabriz Iran.
May-25-14  RedShield: A place arbitrarily known as Tabriz, Iran.
May-25-14  waustad: I remember seeing Magnus Carlsen playing in silk robes in China too. If you look, the teams from India and China are wearing much more flamboyant colors than the Iranians.
May-25-14
Premium Chessgames Member		  HeMateMe: They treat the head scarf rule pretty seriously. better to wear the scarf on your head than not have a head. Jordan is playing, but not Israel. I wonder if the Israelis were invited, but turned it down?

If FIDE is a neutral body, they should demand that Iran invite ALL Asian nations, or they can't host the tournament.

May-25-14  RedShield: I thought Israel was (arbitrarily) in Europe.
May-25-14  waustad: They consider a lot of Asian nations to be in Europe. They even held the European Championships in Asia Minor. The definition for these purposes was Zones: 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6 and 3.7. What all of these zones are can be found here: http://www.fide.com/component/handb...
May-25-14
Premium Chessgames Member		  HeMateMe: Oh, that's right. Israel plays in Euro team championships. Makes sense.
May-25-14  waustad: Tan Zhongyi won her game and the others drew, so now China leads in match points. Perhaps some of those who took quick draws today, like Tania Sachdev drawing with white in 16 moves, may wish they'd have gone for more.
May-25-14  waustad: The top 10 ratings in the tournament all belong to players from China or India. In the top 6, only Dronavalli Harika is not from China.
May-26-14  waustad: Today is a rest day for the women: http://chess-results.com/tnr135082....
May-26-14  ossipossi: @<Jamboree> & <HeHateMe>: Queens go veiled too. FIDE is not in Europe, neither onto Earth, I am afraid. Maybe Mars, (doctor-)Who knows?!
May-27-14  waustad: Congrats to the team from China for a dominating performance, culminating with a 4-0 sweep in the final round.
May-27-14  Whitehat1963: I'm guessing Yifan Hou doesn't feel the need to prove anything here?
May-28-14  waustad: Now I see Asian Nations Cup 2014 - Women (standard2) with more games going on. Is it a double RR?

There are more games on now on chessbomb.

http://chess-results.com/tnr135734....

May-28-14  waustad: <whitehat>What would be the point, unless she played for the open team? Their whole team is already higher rated than everybody in the tournament except for Harika Dronavalli.

I just noticed that one of the players for Iran B is 10 years old.

Jun-01-14  technical draw: Imagine a tournament taking place in the Vatican and forcing all muslims to wear a crucifix. The world would explode. Vito Corleone is a punk next to the muslim groups.

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