All-female chess team She Plays to Win Lionesses claim unlikely top-flight victory
The all-female She Plays to Win Lionesses team secured an unexpected win in the Four Nations Chess League, led by World No 11 Anish Giri.
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| 11 Oct, 14:56 UTC | 1% |
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