The Home Stretch! Swiss Teams Setu (Prasanta Bera – Priyotosh Sarkar – Saurendranath Chakrabarti – Sujit Bhattacharyya – Swapan Some) continued their giant killing streak taming Tornatae (Bhabesh Saha – Gopinath Manna – Monica Jajoo – NRK Moorthy – Prasad Keni – Uttam Gupta) by a margin of close to 30 imps. In the other […]
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The Final Countdown! Swiss Teams The quarter finals saw some tremendous bridge being played. At the top table, Tornatae (Bhabesh Saha – Gopinath Manna – Monica Jajoo – NRK Moorthy – Prasad Keni – Uttam Gupta) had to stave off a determined fight from Kohinoor (Binod Shaw – Biswadip Roy – Jibak Tewary – Mithun
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Making The Cut! At the end of the Swiss League Tornatae (Bhabesh Saha – Gopinath Manna – Monica Jajoo – NRK Moorthy – Prasad Keni – Uttam Gupta) finished on top, ahead of Bindiya Chamkegi (Bindiya Naidoo – Karthik Srinivasan – Koushik Mukherjee – Priya Ranjan Sinha – R.Venkatesh – Sanjay Sondhi – Soumalya Ghosh
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The Plot Thickens! Swiss League After four rounds at the end of day 2, we have Setu (Prasanta Bera – Priyotosh Sarkar – Saurendranath Chakrabarti – Sujit Bhattacharyya – Swapan Some ) leading the event by over 7 VPs from Texan Aces (Ajay Khare- Anil Padhye – Gopal Venkatesh – Prakash Hegde – Rajeev Gulavani
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Thank you for your response! BridgeFromHome had been wanting to conduct a memorial event to Kushari for more than 15 months now. While it has been 15 months since his passing away, we never wavered in our search for some sponsors to conduct such an event. And once we found them, we did our best
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An event with a difference! BridgeFromHome rarely comments on events conducted by the BFI except in a peripheral manner. Yet, once our attention was drawn to the Kabra All India National Women Pairs Championships, we could not help but want to highlight a few of the features of this event which make it different from
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2019 Youth World Championship – Croatia Squeals of laughter by opponents As needles of pain pierced her (Kalpana’s) heart From holding 2nd position till 17th board, the pair Vidya and Kalpana ended up on 5th position 2022 Youth World Championship – Italy Miracles of life dance around As the result
Most of us have seen the interview with the Indian Junior contingent at Salsomaggiore. For those of you who haven’t, here is the link. You may have noticed the credits at the end of the interview as follows. We are not sure how many of you know of Kamryn Menezes and her involvement with Indian
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The Indian contingent to the 7th World Youth Transnational Championships has filled all our hearts with a warm glow with their performances in the pairs event. The WhatsApp groups are still abuzz with photographs and videos and what have you in the wake of their performance. While our hearts are still aching about Kalpana and
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V N Ramamoorthy Ladies and Gentlemen, “Me too” in Bridge has become viral! Do you play bridge for enjoyment, the adrenaline it pumps up, comradeship, to kill the ennui or for qinning? Hard to answer that, right? But the best answer could be for all those factors and more! Bridge, is not a sport (
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