Suraj International FIDE rating Chess tourney - Kunal M and Sameer Kathmale tied after close finish

Kunal M and Sameer Kathmale tied at the top with 9 points at the Suraj International FIDE rating open Chess tournament. The tournament was organized by Suraj Sports Academy, Kupwad and Nutan Buddhibal Mandal, Sangli. The director of the tournament was Chintamani Limaye and the Chief Arbiter was Nitin Shenvi.

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1        Kunal M.    IND    2277    TN     9.0
2        Kathmale Sameer    IND    2281    SMCA    9.0
3        Snehal Bhosale    IND    2081    MAH    8.0
4        Augustin A    IND    2033    KAR    8.0
5        Phadke Sohan    IND    2175    MAH    8.0
6        Mulay Pratik    IND    2012    MAH    8.0
7        Shenvi Mohit    IND    1882    MAH    7.5
8        Kulkarni Rakesh    IND    2290    MAH    7.5
9        Akshay V Halagannavar    IND    1778    KAR    7.5
10        Kulkarni Vinayak    IND    2002    KAR    7.5
11        Boricha Ketan    IND    2164    MAH    7.5
12        Abhishek A    IND    1948    KER    7.5
13        Kapil Pawse    IND    1757    GOA    7.5
14        Atharvaa P    IND    1754    MAH    7.5
15        Nikam Ravindra    IND    1945    SMCA    7.5
16        Wagh Suyog    IND    1654    MAH    7.5
17        Bakshi Rutuja    IND    1845    MAH    7.0
18        Ojas Kulkarni    IND    1602    KAR    7.0
19        Kumthekar Shubham    IND    1768    MAH    7.0
20        Madkar Atharva    IND    1680    MAH    7.0
21        Mohd Khaja Abdul Latheef S    IND    1808    AP    7.0
22        Harsh Mangesh Ghag    IND    1777    MAH    7.0
23        Patil Jitendra    IND    1791    MAH    7.0
24        Mandhare Hemant Kumar    IND    2114    SMCA    7.0
25        Sawardekar Pravin    IND    1766    SMCA    7.0

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