Updated On: 04 August, 2022 08:29 PM IST | Mamallapuram | PTI
The Koneru Humpy-led India 'A' is unbeaten in six matches and takes on Azerbaijan on Friday. A win would further the team's cause and probably help pull away from the rest of the field

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The other two home teams appear to have fallen behind after starting well and will need some catching up to do
The Indian teams have been at the forefront in the 44th Chess Olympiad thus far with India 'A' at the top of the standings in the women's section and the 'B' team in third position in the Open event after six rounds.