New Delhi, July 24 -- On a day of missed chances and massive blunders, nerves were the decider. India's Divya Deskmukh prevailed in a roller coaster Game 2 to beat China's world No.4 Tan Zhongyi and become the first Indian to reach the final of the FIDE Women's World Cup. As a result of the win - her third over a GM in a row, she also earned a place in the Candidates 2026 tournament, which will give her the chance to challenge for the world title, and secured her first GM norm. Her opponent in the final of the tournament being played at Batumi, Georgia will be decided on Thursday after Koneru Humpy and China's Lei Tingjie fought to another draw. They will now play the tiebreaker consisting of four Rapid games. If there is no clear winner af...