Mai Narva rises to fourth place at Women's Chess European Championship

Mai Narva achieved her sixth victory at the Women's Chess European Championship in Batumi and climbed to fourth place in the overall standings. The Estonian chess player continues her strong performance ahead of the tournament's final rounds.

At the Women's Chess European Championship in Batumi, Estonia's representative Mai Narva has demonstrated excellent form, adding a sixth victory to her record and jumping to fourth place in the overall standings.

The Estonian chess player has been consistently moving up in the rankings throughout the tournament and is now positioned to climb even higher before the start of the two final rounds. Narva's performance in Georgia has been one of the most pleasant surprises of the ongoing European Championship.

The tournament's final pairings will determine the final distribution of places, and Mai Narva has a good opportunity to further improve her position and finish the competition among the medal contenders.