Women’s Grand Prix in New Delhi - Live!

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4/5/2023 – From March 25 to April 5, New Delhi is hosting the third stage of the 2022-23 Women’s Grand Prix series. The two best players from four tournaments will qualify for the Candidates Tournament. The action kicks off at 11.30 CEST (5.30 EDT, 15.00 IST). Follow the games live, with commentary by GM Praveen Thipsay and IM Soumya Swaminathan.

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Round 11

From March 25 to April 5, New Delhi is hosting the third stage of the 2022-23 Women’s Grand Prix series. In the Grand Prix series, a total of four tournaments with 16 players will be played. Each player will take part in three of the four tournaments, and each of the four tournaments will be played with 12 players.

Each round starts at 10.30 CET (5.30 EDT, 15.00 IST) except for the last round, which will start two hours earlier. March 31 will be a rest day.

GM Praveen Thipsay and IM Soumya Swaminathan are the official FIDE commentators.

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Live commentary by GM Praveen Thipsay and IM Soumya Swaminathan

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