Young Turkmen champions played the first games at the World Chess Championship
in Batumi (Georgia). Twelve of the best chess players of Turkmenistan (6 girls and 6
boys) participate in the age categories from 8 to 18 years. The tournament is held
with the rapid time control regulations, i.e. each player is given 15 minutes with 10
seconds for each turn.
The II Games of the CIS countries have opened in Belarus in a test mode, Belteleradiocompany reports. An operational coordination center has also been launched.
The national team of Turkmenistan beat the team of Afghanistan in the second round of the Central Asian Championship among boys and girls under 12 years old, which started on June 5.
The first team against which the national team of Turkmenistan will play at the
upcoming Central Asian Championship (U-12) in tennis, which will be held from
June 5 to 9 in Ashgabat, has been determined.
At the zonal championship that ended in Dushanbe, international master Saparmyrat
Atabayev finished third. Zone 3.4 is one of the eight zones belonging to the Asian
Chess Federation, and includes five Central Asian countries and Afghanistan.
The coaching staff of the Turkmenistan national tennis team announced the final
composition of the national team for the Central Asian Championship among boys
and girls under 12 years old, which will be held from June 5 to 9 in Ashgabat.
The capital of Kazakhstan will host the Asian and Oceania Sambo Championship in 2023. Competitions will be held from June 7 to 11 at the Beeline Arena among adults, juniors and juniors, boys and girls, as well as masters.
