Gibraltar Fide Women's Grand Prix postponed - Koneru Hampi may return

Jan 14, 2021 - 00:18

Gibraltar Fide Women's Grand Prix postponed - Koneru Hampi may return

Gibraltar, England (Niklesh Jain) Fide has decided to postpone the final and fourth stop of the Women's Fide Grand Prix. Such a decision has been made once again due to the increasing cases of Kovid. The first competition was decided to be held between January 17 and January 29 and in such a situation, Indian No.1 player Koneru Hampi, who was leading the Grand Prix, withdrew his name for safety and replaced him. But the other player was given entry.

And now that the tournament has been postponed, it now remains to be seen whether the World Chess Association will make efforts to make his comeback and once again his return to the Grands?
Well, let us tell you that like the men's world championship, the feed candidate is also important in the women's world championship because the person who wins it challenges the world champion and the direct way to play the feed candidate goes through the feed grand prix.

When the Fyde Grand Prix started, Conneru first stated her intentions by winning it and going to the next year's candidate, and after that she continued to do well, topping the points table and if she played in Gibraltar it would Their third and final Grand Prix will be held and their place in the candidate will be decided.

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Big news: Heartburn and Krunal Pandya shock, father dies of heart attack

Shweta Singh "Journalist"

Jan 16, 2021 - 18:02

Big news: Heartburn and Krunal Pandya shock, father dies of heart attack

Team India's star all-rounder Hardik Pandya and his elder brother Krunal Pandya have been hit hard. Actually, the father of these two stars of Indian cricket has passed away. His father died of a heart attack. Hardik reached Baroda in a private jet where his father breathed his last. Hardik is away from cricket these days. At the same time, his elder brother Krunal Pandya is playing in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy.

Hardik's father Himanshu Pandya ran a car finance business in Surat, which he had to shut down when he moved to Vadodara with the family. At that time, Hardik was 5 years old. Father did this so that Hardik could be given better cricket training. Hardik Pandya had recently returned to Australia for his ODI and T20 series tour, while his brother Krunal is leading the Baroda team in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. Hardik was adjudged Man of the Series in the ODI series in Australia.

Father's efforts made Hardik an international star

On coming to Vadodara, both Hardik and Krunal were enrolled by their father in the academy of former Indian wicketkeeper Kiran More. His father's effort was a step towards making both his sons a better cricketer. The father once told that Hardik Pandya used to be a leg-spinner till the age of 18, but later he started fast bowling at the behest of Baroda coach Sanat Kumar. And now even with his bat, he has written many unmatched scripts of victory for Team India. Today Hardik is counted among the finest all-rounders in international cricket, so his father's decision and his hard work have contributed to this.

Pandya family mourning father's death

Hardik Pandya is expected to return to cricket from the series against England. Keeping in mind the preparations for this series, he also decided not to play in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. Hardik Pinta was made only a few months ago. His house was buzzing. But now the sudden death of father has shaken him and his family. After this news, Hardik's elder brother Krunal, playing in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, has also left the Baroda team and returned home.