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Narrow miss for Negi at World Open Chess
Sunday, 07.13.2008, 10:20pm (GMT-7)

PHILADELPHIA: Grandmaster Parimarjan Negi put up a creditable show at the World Open Chess tournament but narrowly missed the title after losing to higher-rated Russian GM Evgeny Najer in a tie-break.

There was a four-way tie for the top position with Negi, Najer, Slovakian GM Lubomir Ftacnik and GM Alexander Moiseenko of Ukrain, finishing with seven points apiece after the ninth and final round.

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