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The curtains drew on the 16th World Bridge Games last night and this is our final report of the event. To start with, the Indian Highlights Indian Seniors have to rest content with second place. Congratulations to them. Binod and Sanjit win the Adolfo D Madala event Indian Mixed team finish 2nd in Transnational teams, […]

Today’s highlights India had a disastrous session 3 and now trail in the finals by 39 imps. Binod and Sanjit finish 2nd in the flight B pairs. Prakash and Anirudh 5th Indian Mixed team lying 2nd in Transnational teams, Category C.     But first, some pictures once again, largely courtesy Simon Stocken    

Today’s highlights The Indian Senior Team made it to the finals with a session to spare. Sandeep and Jaggy finish second in the pairs semi finals in group A . Prakash and Anirudh finish third in the pairs semi finals in group B. But first, some pictures, once again, courtesy Simon Stocken      

Today’s highlights The Indian Senior Team have a slender lead at the half way stage of the semi finals. Sandeep and Jaggy in second position after 3 sessions of the pairs semi finals in group A . Prakash and Anirudh are in third place after 3 session of the pairs semi finals in group B.

Today’s highlights The Indian Senior Team continued building on its earlier lead to confirm a semi final berth. Sandeep and Jaggy continued playing strong and steady bridge to finish 4th at the end of the pairs qualification. Binod and Sanjit were in 12th place. Raju and Ajay finished 15th while Prakash and Anirudh faded to

The Indian Senior Team continued its good work in the Quarter Finals, building a handy lead over their opponents Canada In other news, Sandeep and Jaggy are lying 5th in the Pairs Qualification. The farther – son duo of Prakash Easwaran and Aniruddha Prakash have entered the open pairs and are currently placed 11th after

The results in the pre Quarter Finals for India were pretty much as expected. The seniors won handsomely whereas the Mixed Team was roundly thrashed. In other matches, there was a near miraculous recovery by the England Ladies team to overcome a 60-110 deficit against New Zealand to enter the quarter finals with a narrow,

With the round robin completed, the Indian Senior and Mixed teams qualified for the knock out stages as expected. Once again, as expected, the Indian Open and Ladies teams failed to qualify. We hope that the qualified teams manage to make it all the way and wish them all the best. But, before we go

Good day friends. We are terribly saddened to share with you the news that Ms. Alka Jain, one of our players in the Indian Ladies team lost her husband on the 25th of October. She had received the information that he was unwell in her morning. Nevertheless she courageously opted to play the session. At