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Bulletin # 1 HCL International Bridge Tournament 2011 Page 1 of 10

Editor: T.C. Pant Bulletin No. 1: Thursday, 8th Sep 2011

Welcome to the 9th Edition of HCL Bridge Tournament Dear Bridge friends, Let me once again, on behalf of Shiv Nadar Foundation and on behalf of the organising committee, welcome all of you to the 9th edition of this tournament . Time just flies and I would like all of you to join me and show our gratitude to Kiran and Shiv Nadar , along with the entire support staff of HCL group , for making this annual event truly successful and enjoyable for our bridge fraternity. May this continue for years to come.

Shiv Nadar Foundation, besides supporting this Mind sport, is actively involved and taking initiatives in areas which are fundamental in a developing country like ours. What is being done in the field of education is truly commendable and as caring citizens of this country we should applaud such efforts. There is no better gift than the education that any socially responsible entity can give to its children.

Coming back to bridge, the Bridge Federation of India has finally decided to give the winner of the team event here (Naresh Tandan Trophy), a right to participate in Indian Team selection trials from the year 2012 onwards. We feel that this decision was long overdue and we thank the federation under the leadership of Mr. Kirubakara Murthy. For some pressing engagements at home, Mr. Murthy will not be attending this event but he has personally conveyed his best wishes for the success of this tournament. Thank you, Mr. President.

At personal level – like in previous years – I again humbly REQUEST all of us to take little more responsibility as participants – LESS NOISE , ADHERE TO TIMINGS , BE COURTEOUS ( especially to less experienced players ), SMOKING DURING BREAKS ONLY, MAINTAIN SOME CLEANLINESS AT AND AROUND THE TABLES. Many of us have played outside India and we should follow those practices. Believe me, the tournaments in India will become less strenuous and more enjoyable. DIRECTORS – Please look after us - the “Bridge Players” who can be absent minded at times. We are happy to have a team from Bangladesh – let’s welcome them and make them feel at home. Wishing you all the very best – on and off the table --- ENJOY!! WELCOME ONE – WELCOME ALL.

Subhash Gupta

Organising Secretary

International Bridge Tournament 2011

Hotel Radisson, NOIDA 8th – 11th September 2011

(Sponsor: HCL Corporation Ltd.) Under the auspices of Bridge Federation of India


HCL International Bridge Tournament 2011 – Curtain Raiser

The 9th Edition of this tournament is being held at Hotel Radisson, NOIDA, India from 8th Sep to 11th Sep 2011. With prize money of Rs. 12.5 lacs, this is currently the highest Prize Money Bridge Tournament of India. This prestigious tournament attracts teams from all part of India and even from our neighbouring countries. Like previous years, we are again expecting 70 plus teams. This year we also have the “Star Bridge” team from Bangladesh participating in the event.

For Indian bridge teams the tournament will have an added attraction from this year onwards, as the winner of the “Naresh Tandan Trophy” will get direct entry into “Indian Team Selection Trials”, along with other eligible teams.

The first edition of this tournament in 2003 attracted 35 teams & 89 Pairs; in 2004, it increased to 46 teams and 127 pairs; in 2005 there were 70 teams & 176 Pairs, which even exceeded the expectation of the organizers. In 2006, we had 62 Teams & 144 Pairs; in 2007 we had a record 73 teams & 160 Pairs; in 2008 the tally was 72 teams & 170 pairs; in 2009 we again had 72 teams & 173 Pairs and last year all records were broken with 89 teams participating including 11 foreign teams, who visited New Delhi for Commonwealth Nations Championship. The participation of all the top Indian teams in this tournament is an ample proof that this is one of the most favorite tournaments of Bridge fraternity in India.

The tournament is the brainchild of Mrs. Kiran Nadar - one of the top Indian players. She is member and sponsor of the “FORMIDABLES” team, which has not only won many laurels at National level but has represented India umpteen times in International events. The current “FORMIDABLES” team comprises of Mrs. Kiran Nadar, B. Satyanarayana, Subhash Gupta, K.R. Venkatraman, Rajeshwar Tewari and Honey B. Prabhakar.

Mr. Shiv Nadar, husband of Mrs. Kiran Nadar is the Chairman of HCL (Hindustan Computers Ltd) – the famous IT Company of India, which is the sponsor of this prestigious event.

The event consists of the Team of Four as well as Open Pairs event.

The “Team of Four” Trophy of the tournament has been instituted in the name of Late Shri Naresh Tandan (Mrs. Kiran Nadar’s Father), whereas the “Open Pair” Trophy of the tournament is instituted in the name of Late Mrs. Neena Bonarji by Nisha, daughter of the late Mrs. Neena Bonarji. Mrs. Kiran Nadar had played with Mrs. Bonarji as partner and Team-mate over the years.

Like previous years, the live vu-graph of the event from quarter-final onwards will be shown on BBO. The deals for the quarter-finals, semi-finals & final of the Team of four event and the deals of the Pair final will be computer dealt. Like last two years we are again going to have common computer generated boards for the TOP 10 tables in the Swiss league of Team event.

Best of luck to all the participants for this 2011 edition of the event.

Late Shri Naresh Tandan (Mrs. Kiran Nadar’s Father) in whose memory the HCL Bridge Tournament’s “Team of Four” Trophy has been instituted.

Late Mrs. Neena Bonarji in whose memory her daughter Nisha has instituted the HCL Bridge Tournament’s “Open Pair” Trophy


ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Chairperson:

Mrs. Kiran Nadar

Co-Chairman: N.R. Kirubakara Moorthy, President, BFI

Organising Secretary: Mr. Subhash Gupta

Members: Mr. Arihjit Guha,

Mr. T. C. Pant, Mr. N.K. Jain

TOURNAMENT DIRECTORS Mr. Pranab (Ranju) Bhattacharya - CTD

Mr. V.K. Sharma Mr. D. Roy Choudhury (Gora)

Major B.H. Iyer

EVENT PRIZES Team of Four

Winner Rs. 300,000 Runner-up Rs. 150,000 Losing SFinalists Rs. 75,000 each Losing QFinalists Rs. 50,000 each 9th to 12th Position Rs. 15,000 each

Open Pairs Winner Rs. 125,000 Runner-up Rs. 80,000 Third Rs. 50,000 Fourth Rs. 30,000 Fifth Rs. 25,000 Sixth Rs. 20,000 Seventh Rs. 15,000 Eighth Rs. 12,500 Ninth Rs. 10,000 Tenth Rs. 7,500 Eleventh Rs. 5,000 Twelfth Rs. 2,500

APPEALS COMMITTEE Mr. R.A. Agarwal - Chairman Mr. Sudhir Aggarwal - Convener Mr. Suhas Vaidya - Member Mr. Pritish Kushari - Member Mr. B. Prabhakar - Member Mr. Vinay Desai - Member Mr. Rajeshwar Tewari - Member Mr. Ajay Khare - Member

Chairman can co-opt any other member, if necessary.

THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE WELCOMES ALL THE PARTICIPANTS TO THE

HCL INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE TOURNAMENT 2011 &

WISHES THEM “BEST OF LUCK”, A PLEASANT STAY AND AN ENJOYABLE GAME

TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT Mr. Anand Samant

Mr. T.C. Pant Mr. Sudhir Aggarwal

Vu-graph Mr. Bharat (Buddy ) Shah

Ms. Meenal Thakur

Daily Bulletins Mr. T.C. Pant

Bridge Mates & Scoring Mr. Sudhir Aggarwal

Mr. Prithvi Singh

Computer Boards Dealing In-charge Mr. Chetan Rawal


Memoirs of the 2010 HCLTournament

Mrs. Kiran Nadar and Mr. Shiv Nadar - The Tournament Sponsors With the foreign team members

The HANS Team from Australia- 2010 Winners of “Naresh Tandan Trophy” for T-4 Event With Mrs. Kiran Nadar & Mrs. Tandan (Kiran’s Mother)


Success lies not in the result, but in the effort. Being the best is not at all important, doing the best is all that matters. Do your best.

Mr. Paul Hackett with Mr. Shiv Nadar in the Prize Ceremony of 2010 event

Swarnendu Banerji & Aloke Sadhu - The winners of Mrs. Neena Bonarji Trophy 2010 with Nisha (daughter of Mrs. Bonarji) & Roshni (daughter of Mrs. Kiran Nadar)


The 8th HCL International Bridge Tournament – A Summary

The 8th HCL International Bridge Tournament was held at Hotel Radisson, NOIDA, India from 30th October to 2nd November 2010 under the auspices of Bridge Federation of India. The total prize money was Rupees 1.4 Million (approx. 31,000 USD).

The Tournament had 2 events - the Team of Four event for the “Naresh Tandan Trophy” and the Open Pairs event for the “Neena Bonarji Trophy”.

As expected an excellent turnout of 89 teams - including 11 foreign teams, which participated in the 3rd Commonwealth Nations Bridge Championship and 78 teams from all parts of India, was seen in action in the Team of Four event.

Texan Aces, Dhampur Sugar Mills, Formidables, Shree Cement, Poddar Developers, Promila Saraf, Hemant K. Jalan, Arun Jain, and Maya Meera Sneha were some of the top Indian teams which participated in this prestigious tournament. The foreign teams were Magic Eyes from Thailand, Hackett from England, Hans & Braithwaite from Australia, Scotland, Sri Lanka, England, Bangladesh, Kenya (Ashwin), Kenya Safari Group & Uganda.

Team of Four Event for “Naresh Tandan Trophy”: Round Robin Stage:

The event comprised of 10 rounds of round robin (each 10 boards) resulting in the top 8 teams to qualify for the quarterfinals. At the end of first day (after 6 rounds), MAGIC EYES, comprising of Rhunying Chodchoy, Somchai Baisamut, Vallapa Svangsopakyl, Asdang Riamsree and Charnchai Svangsopakyl led the event with 122 VPs. Shree Cement (Kamal Roy, S.P. Ghosh, Badal Das, P.S. Mukherjee, V.M. Lal, R. Bhiwandkar) were in second place with 120 VPs. Hemant K. Jalan (114 VPs) were in 3rd place and Sunil’s Team was in 4th place with 113 VPs.

After playing 4 more rounds on the second day, Hemant K. Jalan’s Team (H.K. Jalan, Ashish Malhotra, G.B. Sinha, A. Bagaria, A. Lahiri & A. Kundu) with 186 VPs, topped the 10 round Swiss league, to finalize the quarter-finalists. Scotland (Derek Diamond, Derek Sanders, Brian Spears, Sandy Duncan, John Murdoch & Irvine Gordan) were 2nd with 184 VPs. The day-1 leaders MAGIC EYES (Rhunying Chodchoy, Somchai Baisamut, Vallapa Svangsopakyl, Asdang Riamsree abd Charnchai Svangsopakyl) had to settle for the 8th position. The quarter finalists were:

1. HEMANT K. JALAN - BLUE - 186 VPs 2. SCOTLAND - 184 VPs 3. ARUN JAIN - 183 VPs 4. FORMIDABLES - 183 VPs 5. HANS - 181 VPs 6. PODDAR DEVELOPERS - 180 VPs 7. ALPHA - 180 VPs 8. MAGIC EYES - 178 VPs

Shree Cement, Hackett from England, England team, Promila Saraf, Texan Aces (the reigning champions), Dhampur Sugar Mills and Maya Meera Sneha were some of the top teams which did not qualify for the quarterfinals. With last round to go, England were in good position playing on table 3 but had a real bad set against Jalan’s team losing 25-3 to go out of the contention, whereas Poddar Developers on table-5 had a nice set against Boat House Club in the last round beating them 24-6 to enter the quarter-finals. The qualified teams had the right to choose their opponents as per the priority of their ranking in the round robin stage. The Quarterfinal line up was: 1. HEMANT K. JALAN - BLUE Vs. ALPHA 2. SCOTLAND Vs. PODDAR DEVELOPERS 3. ARUN JAIN Vs. MAGIC EYES 4. FORMIDABLES Vs. HANS

Quarterfinal Stage:

In the 3*12 boards Quarter Finals, Hemant Jalan Blue team beat ALPHA (Daya Dhaon, Col. S. P. Arvind, Kajal Das, H. Hasan, P. Paul & A. Bhattacharya) by 31 IMPs; Poddar Developers beat Scotland (Derek Diamond, Derek Sanders, Bryan Spears, Sandy Duncan, John Murdoch & Irving Gordon) by 69 IMPs in a one-sided match; Arun Jain beat Magic Eyes team (Ritunying Chodchoy Esther Sophonpanich, Somchai Baisamut, Vallapa Svangsupakyl, Asdang Riamsere, Charnchai Svangsopakyl (NPC)) by 39 IMPs and HANS from Australia beat FORMIDABLES (Mrs. Kiran Nadar, B Satyanarayana, Subash Gupta, Rajeshwar Tiwari & B Prabhakar) by 30 IMPs. The QUARTER-FINAL scores:


T# Team Name Vs Team Name Boards TOTAL

C/O 1-12 13-24 25-36

1 HEMANT K. JALAN BLUE (#1) Vs ALPHA (#7) 0-0 75-0 3-54 27-20 105-74

2 SCOTLAND (#2) Vs PODDAR DEVELOPERS (#6) 0-0 16-23 10-52 18-38 44-113

3 ARUN JAIN (#3) Vs MAGIC EYES (#8) 8-0 40-24 37-29 32-25 117-78

4 FORMIDABLES (#4) Vs HANS (#5) 0-0 19-51 33-28 14-17 66-96

Semi-final Stage:

The Semi final line up was: Hemant K. Jalan (#1) Vs. HANS (#4) & Poddar Developers (#2) Vs. Arun Jain (#3). Both the semi-final matches turned out to be nail biting.

In the first of the 3*16 board semi-final, HANS (Sartaj Hans, Tony Nunn, Arjuna Delivera, Ian Robinson, Paul Gosney & Peter Gill) beat Hemant K. Jalan (H K Jalan, A Malhotra, G. B. Sinha, A. Bagaria, A. Lahiri, A. Kundu) by 30 IMPs (148-130). The match was very close till the second last board where HANS gained 11 IMPs bidding a cold grand slam. Their opponents bid only six and that was the end of road to finals for Jalan’s team.

In the second semi-final, Arun Jain (Arun Jain, Manas Mukherjee, Rana Roy, Subir Majumder, Subrata Saha, Krishna Kumar) beat Poddar Developers (Deepak Poddar, Kirbakan Murthy, R. A. Agrawal, K. S. Samant, J. Solani, Uttam Gupta) by 4 IMPs (99-95). Though Arun Jain was in driver seat with last round to go but Poddar Developers gave a good fight and gained 25 IMPs to make the match very interesting. The semi-final scores:

T # Team Name Vs Team Name Boards TOTAL 1-16 17-32 33-48 1 HEMANT K. JALAN (#1) Vs HANS (#5) 28-53 60-21 42-74 130-148 2 PODDAR DEVELOPERS (#6) Vs ARUN JAIN (#3) 19-14 24-58 52-27 95-99

It was HANS, Australia Vs. ARUN JAIN in the FINALS of Team of Four event.

In the 4*16 boards final, HANS beat ARUN JAIN by 46 IMPs. The HANS team from Australia always had the match in their grip, winning all the 4 sets. The scores:

Tbl # Team Name Vs Team Name Boards TOTAL 1-16 17-32 33-48 49-64

1 HANS (#1) Vs ARUN JAIN (#2) 23-18 45-14 30-28 37-29 135-89

The HANS Team from Australia (Sartaj Hans, Tony Nunn, Arjuna Delivera, Ian Robinson, Paul Gosney and Peter Gill ), won the “Naresh Tandan Trophy” for the Team of Four event and the first prize of Rs. 3 Lacs. The loser Arun Jain (Arun Jain, manas Mukherjee, Rana Roy, Subir Majumder, Subrata Saha and K. Krishna Kumar) received a prize of Rs. 1.5 Lacs.

The final rankings: 1 HANS 2 ARUN JAIN 3/4 HEMANT K. JALAN - BLUE 3/4 PODDAR DEVELOPERS 5/8 ALPHA 5/8 SCOTLAND 5/8 MAGIC EYES 5/8 FORMIDABLES 9. SAMJEE 10. HEMANT K. JALAN - RED 11. DR. SANGHI’s TEAM 12. KOSMOS 13. SHREE CEMENT 14. GUPTA - BANGALORE 15. SPARTANS 16. HACKETT The semi-finalists received a prize of Rs. 75,000 each and the quarter-finalists a prize of Rs. 55,000 each. The 9th to 12th position teams received a prize of Rs. 20,000 each and the 13th to 16th ranked teams received Rs. 10,000 each.


OPEN PAIRS Event for “Neena Bonerjee Trophy” A record 184 pairs participated in the Open Pairs event. These pairs went through two grueling eliminations rounds.

Elimination – 1: 167 Pairs participated in the first elimination round. They were put in six sections and after playing 2 sessions of 18 boards each, 69 Pairs (11 Top NS & 11 EW each + 1 best score each from combined sections “A” & “B”, “C” & “D” and “E” & “F”) qualified to the 2nd elimination round.

Elimination – 2: The 69 qualifiers were joined in the 2nd elimination round by the 9 losing quarterfinalist pairs of the team event. The 78 pairs were put into 3 sections of 13 tables each and played a 2-session (22 boards each) elimination round with Scrambled Mitchell movement.

The leaders at the end of first session in the 2nd elimination round were:

1. Alok Daga – K. Bhattacharya 68.07% 2. C.S. Majumder – P.S. Mukherjee 64.93% 3. K.B. Sikand – Anil Bharihoke 63.83%

The leaders of Elimination-2 round (Cumulative scores after 2 sessions) were: 1. C S MAJUMDER - P S MUKHERJEE 892.13 2. K B SIKAND - ANIL BHARIHOKE 830.34 3. S KARMARKAR - M KARMARKAR 819.93 4. VINOD SHARMA - SUKUMAL DAS 808.84 5. ALOK DAGA - K BHATTACHARYA 804.19 6. B CALLAGHAN - G HYETT 794.91 7. PAUL HACKETT - GUNNAR HALLBERG 783.07 8. S K BHATTACHARJEE - S N GHOSH 782.66 9. DEBASISH RAY - SUMAN SENGUPTA 781.50 10. S M MOIN - S LAHIRI 781.38

Open Pairs Final:

The top 24 pairs qualified for the Pairs Finals. The qualifiers were joined by the six losing semi-finalists pairs and 2 pairs of Sponsor’s quota to constitute the final 32 for the exciting PAIR FINALS. The 32 Pairs played 2 boards against each other in the 2-session all-play-all final. The final ranking: Rank Pair Name Score Score

1 SWARNENDU BANERJEE - A SADHU 1058 56.9 2 SUBHASH GUPTA - BARBARA TRAVIS 1027 55.2 3 RAJESHWAR TIWARI - B PRABHAKAR 1021 54.9 4 K S SAMANT - R A AGRAWAL 1007 54.1 5 JAGDISH BISWAS - R K MAJUMDER 1000 53.8 6 VINOD SHARMA - SUKAMAL DAS 994 53.4 7 B CALLAGHAN - G HYETT 987 53.1 8 BADAL DAS - P S MUKHERJEE 983 52.8 9 DIPAK PODDAR - JITU SOLANI 965 51.9 10 PRAMOD JOSHI - SUDHIR CHOUDHARY 962 51.7 11 ANJAN CHATTERJEE - ATANU GANGULY 959 51.6 12 C S MAJUMDER - P K MUKHERJEE 950 51.1

The winners Swarnendu Banerjee – Aloke Sadhu received a prize of Rs. 125,000 and the 2nd ranked Subhash Gupta – Barbara Travis received Rs. 80,000. The 3rd and 4th ranked pair received Rs. 50,000 & Rs. 30,000 respectively.

The prize distribution function was graced by Mr. Shiv Nadar, the HCL supremo.

- Editor


LUNCH COUPONS Participants will be provided their Lunch coupons each day on their tables itself. In case, you are not on the table, it will be given to your partner.

Please contact your partners, in case you have not received it.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Starting this year, the winner of “Naresh Tandan Trophy” will get direct entry into “Indian Selection Trials”, along with other eligible teams.

The teams which aspire to participate in the selection trials after winning the Naresh Tandan Trophy may do so by paying an additional amount of Rs. 5000/- to Bridge Federation of India, along with the regular tournament entry fee.

Entries For Pair Event You are requested to give entries for “Open Pairs” event latest by tomorrow (Friday, 9th September) 1530 Hrs.

Entry Fee – Rs. 1200 (Per Pair) for first elimination & Rs. 800 from those qualified to play the 2nd elimination

REQUEST TO PLAYERS We request all the participants to co-operate and adhere to the scheduled timings to avoid any penalties.

** CHEER UP, DO WELL & ENJOY **

INVITATION All participants are cordially invited for Dinner & Cocktails tomorrow at 2000 Hrs. at the venue.

Please do join us.

Transport Arrangements Pick & Drop Bus facility is available to participants residing at HOTEL ROYALE PARK (G-43, Sector – 6), NOIDA.

For further information please contact Mr. TC Pant (in the Scoring room) or the registration desk at the venue.

No Liquor & No Smoking

Consumption of Liquor and Smoking is strictly prohibited within the Playing Area & Scoring & Bulletin Room. Offenders may attract strict penalties.

No Mobile Phones Use of Mobile telephones is prohibited in the playing area, while the play session is on.

IMPORTANT – PLEASE NOTE

The Tournament Directors would award penalties as prescribed by the Laws and Conditions of the contest for Use of Mobiles, Slow play or Late Arrival.

Vu-Graph on BBO Live Vu-graph of the Tournament will be available on BBO as per the following Schedule:

9th September 2011: Quarter-Finals: 1615 Hrs. (S1), 1815 Hrs. (S2) 10th September 2011: QF: 0915 Hrs. (S3), SF: 1130 Hrs. (S1), 1430 Hrs. (S2), 1715 Hrs. (S3) 11th September 2011: Finals: 0900 Hrs (S1), 1130 Hrs. (S2), 1430 Hrs. (S3), 1700 Hrs (S4)


The 9th International Bridge Tournament 8th September to 11th September 2011

Tournament Schedule Sep 08 0830 – 0930 Hrs. Entries for Team of Four Event 0930 – 1000 Hrs. Director’s Announcements & Tea

1000 – 1115 Hrs. T-4, Round – 1 (10 Boards) – Predetermined draw 1135 – 1250 Hrs. T-4, Round – 2 (10 Boards) – Predetermined draw 1250 – 1350 Hrs. Lunch Break 1350 – 1505 Hrs. T-4, Round – 3 (10 Boards) – Actual Draw 1525 – 1640 Hrs. T-4, Round – 4 (10 Boards) – Actual Draw 1640 – 1710 Hrs. Tea Break 1710 – 1825 Hrs. T-4, Round – 5 (10 Boards) – Actual Draw 1845 – 2000 Hrs. T-4, Round – 6 (10 Boards) – Actual Draw

Sep 09 0900 – 1015 Hrs. T-4, Round – 7 (10 Boards) – Actual draw 1035 – 1150 Hrs. T-4, Round – 8 (10 Boards) – Actual draw 1210 – 1325 Hrs. T-4, Round – 9 (10 Boards) – Actual draw 1325 – 1415 Hrs. Lunch Break 1415 – 1530 Hrs. T-4, Round – 10 (10 Boards) – Actual Draw 1600 – 1630 Hrs. Tea Break 1615 – 1800 Hrs. Quarter-Final (Boards 1-12) - Session-1 1815 – 2000 Hrs. Quarter-Final (Boards 13-24) - Session-2 1700 – 1945 Hrs. Pair Elimination – I, Session I 2000 Hrs. Dinner & Cocktails

Sep 10 0915 – 1100 Hrs. Quarter-Final (Boards 25-36) – Session-3 0945 – 1230 Hrs. Pair Elimination – I, Session II 1130 – 1340 Hrs. Semi-Final (Boards 1-15) - Session-1 1300 – 1415 Hrs. Lunch Break 1430 – 1640 Hrs. Semi-Final (Boards 16-30) - Session-2 1400 – 1645 Hrs. Pair Elimination – II, Session I 1645 – 1715 Hrs. Tea Break 1715 – 1925 Hrs. Semi-Final (Boards 31-45) - Session-3 1715 – 2000 Hrs. Pair Elimination – II, Session II

Sep 11 0900 – 1110 Hrs. T-4 Finals (Boards 1-15) – Session-1 0900 – 1330 Hrs. Pair Finals (Boards 1-32) - Session-I 1130 – 1340 Hrs. T-4 Finals (Boards 16-30) - Session-2 1330 – 1430 Hrs. Lunch Break 1430 – 1640 Hrs. T-4 Finals (Boards 31-45) - Session-3 1430 – 1900 Hrs. Pair Finals (Boards 33-62) - Session-II 1700 – 1910 Hrs. T-4 Finals (Boards 46-60) - Session-4 1945 Hrs. Prize Distribution & Closing Ceremony

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