IM CRG Krishna gana torneo de ajedrez FIDE rating

El Maestro Internacional CRG Krishna de Guntur ha ganado el 2º Aspiring Minds International FIDE Rating Chess Tournament 2025. El evento tuvo lugar los 14 y 15 de febrero en el SaroorNagar Indoor Stadium.

El Maestro Internacional CRG Krishna de Guntur se alzó con el título en el 2º Aspiring Minds International FIDE Rating Chess Tournament 2025. El torneo se celebró durante dos días, 14 y 15 de febrero, en el SaroorNagar Indoor Stadium. Esta victoria resalta el rendimiento de Krishna en la competición con rating FIDE organizada bajo estándares internacionales. No se especifican detalles sobre las partidas concretas o clasificaciones finales más allá del ganador en los informes disponibles. El evento contribuye al creciente panorama ajedrecístico en la región, según las noticias deportivas locales.

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