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James Panchol clinches 7th Le Pelley Cup - Kenya Chess Masala

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James Panchol clinches 7th Le Pelley Cup Photo credits – Kim Bhari James Panchol extended his 2025 winning streak by clinching the 7th Le Pelley Cup with 3.5 points out of four rounds.  His victory comes hot on the heels of his earlier victory in January 2025 when he won the 15th Capablanca Cup with three points out of four rounds.  The Nairobi Chess organised the event in honour of Mr Peter Le Pelley, a keen chess player and one-time club Chair…
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James Panchol clinches 7th Le Pelley Cup - Kenya Chess Masala

James Panchol clinches 7th Le Pelley Cup Photo credits – Kim Bhari James Panchol extended his 2025 winning streak by clinching the 7th Le Pelley Cup with 3.5 points out of four rounds.  His victory comes hot on the heels of his earlier victory in January 2025 when he won the 15th Capablanca Cup with three points out of four rounds.  The Nairobi Chess organised the event in honour of Mr Peter Le Pelley, a keen chess player and one-time club Chair…

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Kenya Chess Masala broke the news in on Thursday, March 6, 2025.
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