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HYDERABAD, JUNE 15. Sriram Jha of Life Insurance Corporation emerged champion by virtue of better progressive score after tying with six others on eight points in the Maganti Ravindranath Choudhary All-India FIDE-rated open chess tournament at the Gujarathi Seva Mandal here today. With a quick 10-move draw against local hero and IM P.D.S. Girinath in the final round game, Sriram claimed his first title of the year. The second-seeded Delhi-based player expected to do well here and was helped by the fact that the top seed and India's first Woman Grandmaster S. Vijayalakshmi had a disappointing time and finished 10th. The 27-year-old Sriram took home a prize of Rs. 30,000. Vijayalakshmi said that she was experimenting with some novelties ahead of the National `B' since this event was essentially a run-up to the Vijayawada Nationals. "The fact that I tried out new lines of attack in eight rounds was proof of this," she told The Hindu.
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