23/04/2025 – El quinto torneo del Grand Prix Femenino 2024/25 se está jugando en Pune (India) del 14 al 23 de abril. Humpy Koneru, Zhu Jiner y Polina Shuvalov son las cabezas de serie de este torneo cerrado con 10 jugadoras. Las dos primeras clasificadas de la serie participarán en la próxima edición del Torneo de Candidatas. | Sigue la acción en directo con los comentarios de los expertos a partir de las 12.00 hora de Madrid (7.00 Buenos Aires, 4.00 Ciudad de México)
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El torneo cerrado de Pune es la quinta de seis competiciones que constituyen el Gran Premio Femenino de la FIDE 2024/25. Las dos mejores jugadoras de la serie se clasificarán para la próxima edición del Torneo de Candidatas.
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