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Chessers strike back

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November 21, 2010 | 12:00am

GUANGZHOU – The Philippines bounced back in the Asian Games chess competition as it dismantled Bangladesh, 3-1, to regain a share of third after three rounds at the Guangzhou Chess Institute here yesterday.

GM Wesley So outplayed GM Niaz Murshed in their top board encounter while GM Joey Antonio, who finished 13th in rapid chess, whipped FM Ahmed Minhazuddin to lead Phl’s charge following a 1-3 loss to powerhouse China in the second round.

GM John Paul Gomez settled for a draw with GM Ziaur Rahman, so did GM Eugene Torre who split the point with FM Shakil Abu Sufian on the lower boards.

AHMED MINHAZUDDIN

ASIAN GAMES

EUGENE TORRE

GUANGZHOU CHESS INSTITUTE

JOEY ANTONIO

JOHN PAUL GOMEZ

NIAZ MURSHED

PHL

SHAKIL ABU SUFIAN

WESLEY SO

ZIAUR RAHMAN
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