PHL chess bets off to strong start in Asian Para Games in Ha

THE national chess team opened its campaign in the 4th Hangzhou Asian Para Games on a promising note Monday as the men’s and women’s PI (physically impaired) athletes won all their three matches in the first round of the standard events. Competing at the Hangzhou Qi-Yuan Chess Hall in China, FIDE Master Sander Severino led the

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