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Chess Olympiad | Polish women make a habit of beating India

Vaishali’s loss to Maltsevskaya on the second board proves vital as the defending champion goes down 1.5-2.5; Pragg and Gukesh’s wins do it for the titlist in the fifth round of the open section

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Chess Olympiad | Polish women make a habit of beating India
Vaishali’s loss to Maltsevskaya on the second board proves vital as the defending champion goes down 1.5-2.5; Pragg and Gukesh’s wins do it for the titlist in the fifth round of the open section
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