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Chess Olympiad witnesses great sportsmanship

Monday - August 1, 2022 12:00 pm , Category : SPORTS
Mamallapuam (TN), Aug 1 (IANS) Great sportsmanship was displayed at the 44th Chess Olympiad on Sunday by a Jamaican player.
Estonian chess player Kanep Meelis, 39, fainted while playing against Jamaican Shaw Jaden.
Meelis was in a winning position when he fainted after Jaden's 39th move.
He was rushed to a private hospital where his condition was said to be stable.
The Estonian fainted at about 7 p.m., about four hours after the third round started.
Rather than letting the clock run out of time and win the game, Jaden offered a draw which was accepted by the team captain.
Estonia won the match 3.5-0.5.
According to FIDE, arbiter Geert Bailleul, a trained nurse, immediately attended to Meelis with the help of sector managers Omar Salama and Nebojsa Baralic.

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