Archive · 27 Jul 2025
Humpy, Deshmukh Draw Again, Head to Tiebreaks for World Cup Title
In the FIDE Women's World Cup final, Koneru Humpy and Divya Deshmukh played a second game that ended in a draw.
This means they will have to play tiebreaker games to determine who wins the tournament.
Both players, who are from India, have already made history by reaching the final.
The first game also ended in a draw, making the upcoming tiebreaks even more important.
Koneru Humpy and Divya Deshmukh drew Game 2 of the FIDE Women's World Cup final.
The draw sets up tiebreaks to decide the winner.
Both players are the first Indians to reach the semifinals of the Women's World Cup.
Game 1 ended in a draw after Divya lost her lead.
Tiebreaks will be held on Monday.
- Who
- Koneru Humpy and Divya Deshmukh.
- What
- Tiebreak to decide the FIDE Women's World Cup winner.
- When
- Game 2 played on Sunday, tiebreaks scheduled for Monday.
- Where
- Not specified in article.
- Why
- To determine the winner of the FIDE Women's World Cup.
- Players
- Koneru Humpy and Divya Deshmukh
- Event
- FIDE Women's World Cup
- Result of Game 2
- Draw
- Next Step
- Tiebreaks
- Tiebreak Date
- Monday
Sources
Koneru Humpy Vs Divya Deshmukh, Women’s Chess World Cup Final 2025 Live Updates
Divya Deshmukh, Koneru Humpy play out sedate draw in Game 1 of FIDE Women's World Cup final
FIDE Women’s World Cup final: Humpy draws with Divya in first game
FIDE WC Final: Humpy, Divya Share Spoils in Game 1
FIDE Women's World Cup Final: Divya Deshmukh Left Frustrated, Koneru Humpy Holds Nerve in Game 1
Divya Deshmukh vs Koneru Humpy: Nothing to separate Indians in FIDE Women’s World Cup final opening act
How Divya missed out on going 1-0 up against Humpy in Game 1 of FIDE Women's World Cup Final
Koneru Humpy Vs Divya Deshmukh, Women’s Chess World Cup Final 2025 LIVE: Game 2 To Decide The Title?
Koneru Humpy vs Divya Deshmukh LIVE Updates, FIDE Women's World Cup 2025: Game 2 promises a thrilling contest in all-India final at World Cup
Humpy or Divya – whoever wins will pocket $50,000, as compared to Open section World Cups rewarding $1,10,000 to champion
