New Delhi: Hou Yifan’s superior preparation and K. Humpy’s indifferent time-management was on view once again as the Chinese champion won the seventh game of their World chess championship match at Tirana, Albania, on Wednesday.<\/p>\n
Though the game lasted 97 moves, Humpy’s defeat looked clear after the first time control of 40 moves.<\/p>\n
In fact, the Indian challenger played the last 32 moves after being two pawns down with both players having a rook apiece.<\/p>\n
Yifan’s third victory, and first with white pieces, gave her a commanding 5-2 lead. She needs just a draw from the remaining three games to retain the title.<\/p>\n
The Hindu<\/p>\n
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