Padmini Rout vs one of the best speed players in women's chess - Kateryna Lagno | World Rapid 2022

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GM Kateryna Lagno (2531) is one of the strongest women players in the world of chess. At the FIDE World Rapid Championship 2022 Women, she did not get the ideal start as she lost two out of her first four games. In the fifth round, she faced the strong IM Padmini Rout (2290). Watch the final moments of the game and see if Kateryna can bounce back.

Today, 5th of Janurary is the birthday of Padmini! Wishing her a very happy birthday.

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