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NEW DELHI: Old friends Sandipan Chanda and Surya Shekhar Ganguly set up a second-board showdown in the seventh round of the World Open chess tournament after winning their sixth round matches in Philadelphia on Monday. On a day when S. Vijayalakshmi surprisingly crashed to her third defeat and remained as the tailender in the nine-player Indian contingent, leader Vadim Milov maintained his all-win record to earn a clash with Gata Kamsky. The results (involving Indians): Sixth round: Julio Becerra (4) lost to Sandipan Chanda (5); Hikaru Nakamura (5) bt Abhijit Kunte (4); Surya Shekhar Ganguly (5) bt Gennady Zaitchik (4); Eugene Perelshteyn (4.5) bt Nisha Mohota (3.5); Jake Kleiman (3.5) lost to P. Magesh Chandran (4.5); D. Harika (4) bt Yevgeniy Gershov (3); Swati Ghate (3.5) drew with Sergey Kudrin (3.5); C. Victor Shen (3.5) drew with S. Meenakshi (3.5); S. Vijayalakshmi (2.5) lost to Toshiyuk Moriuchi (3.5).
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