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NEW DELHI: World junior champion P. Hari Krishna battled for 110 moves to beat China's Zhang Zhong and maintain his all-win record after four rounds of the second Taiyuan chess tournament for the Sanjin Cup in Tiayuan, China, on Tuesday. On Monday, Hari Krishna needed 80 moves to beat British hope Luke McShane in the third round. The results (fourth round): Bu Xiangzhi (Chn, 2.5) drew with Zhang Pengxiang (Chn, 1); Ni Hua (Chn, 1.0/3) lost to Sergey Karjakin (Ukr, 1.5); Alexander Motylev (Rus, 2.5/3) bt Zhao Xue (Chn, 0); Wang Yue (Chn, 2.5) bt Wang Hao (Chn, 2); Tigran Petrosian (Arm, 3.5) bt Luke McShane (Eng, 1.5); P. Hari Krishna (Ind, 4) bt Zhang Zhong (Chn, 1); Third round: Ni Hua drew with Wang Yue; Karjakin lost to Bu Xiangzhi; Zhang Pengxiang lost to Alexander Motylev; Zhao Xue lost to Petrosian; McShane lost to Hari Krishna; Zhang Zhong lost to Wang Hao.
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