Women's Results
The women's division was contested by 74 teams representing 72 nations plus Armenia "B" and the International Braille Chess Association. The time control for each game permitted each player 2 hours to make the first 40 of his or her moves, then an additional 1 hour to make the next 20 moves. In the event of a draw, the tie-break was decided by 1. The Buchholz system; and 2. Match points.
The Georgian team, led by one former world champion (Chiburdanidze), won their third consecutive title. China, led by another former world champion (Xie Jun), took the silver, and Russia the bronze. Newly crowned champion Susan Polgar did not take part in the event for her new country, so a second-rate US team finished as low as 35th.
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# Country Players Average
ratingPoints Buchholz 1 Georgia Chiburdanidze, Ioseliani, Arakhamia-Grant, Gurieli 2498 30 2 China Xie Jun, Zhu Chen, Wang Lei, Wang Pin 2425 28½ 347.0 3 Russia Galliamova, Matveeva, Prudnikova, Zaitseva 2443 28½ 345.5 4 Ukraine Gaponenko, Litinskaya, Sedina, Zhukova 2343 26½ 5 Hungary Polgár, Mádl, Medvegy, Lakos 2387 26 6 Romania Foişor, Corina Peptan, Radu-Cosma, Olǎraşu 2355 25½ 7 Israel Klinova, Segal, Tsifanskaya, Pitam 2310 25 8 Kazakhstan Sakhatova, Uskova, Girkiyan-Klink, Sergeeva 2305 24½ 340.5 9 Poland Brustman, Bobrowska, Dworakowska, Zielińska 2330 24½ 339.5 10 England Lalic, Hunt, Sheldon, Bellin 2303 24 346.0
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# Country Average
ratingPoints Buchholz MP 11 Indonesia 2178 24 309.5 12 Czech Republic 2258 24 305.5 13 Yugoslavia 2395 23½ 335.5 =14 Moldova 2322 23½ 332.5 15 =14 Germany 2348 23½ 332.5 15 16 Bulgaria 2335 23½ 331.5 17 Lithuania 2222 23½ 321.5 18 Greece 2252 23½ 321.0 =19 Cuba 2253 23½ 316.5 16 =19 Armenia 2233 23½ 316.5 16 21 Estonia 2258 23½ 312.5 22 Uzbekistan 2198 23½ 291.5 23 Slovakia 2250 23 328.0 24 Vietnam 2197 23 321.0 25 India 2152 23 316.0 26 France 2211 23 314.0 27 Mongolia 2115 23 275.5 28 Slovenia 2195 22½ 311.5 29 Armenia "B" 2138 22½ 310.5 30 Netherlands 2210 22½ 301.5 31 Croatia 2242 22 312.0 32 Belarus 2252 22 304.0 33 Bosnia and Herzegovina 2110 22 303.5 34 Latvia 2245 21½ 35 United States 2312 21½ 314.0 36 Spain 2245 21½ 299.5 37 Sweden 2108 21½ 299.0 38 Australia 2145 21½ 298.0 39 Canada 2123 21½ 286.5 40 Austria 2112 21½ 285.5 41 Denmark 2048 21½ 283.0 42 Kyrgyzstan 2112 20½ 309.0 43 Macedonia 2105 20½ 291.5 44 Philippines 2015 20½ 282.0 45 Norway 2083 20½ 280.5 46 Brazil 2080 20½ 278.0 47 Finland 2065 20 290.5 48 Turkmenistan 2048 20 287.0 49 Italy 2010 20 282.0 50 Venezuela 2043 20 280.5 51 Mexico 2162 20 278.5 52 Bangladesh 2093 20 274.5 53 Switzerland 2140 19½ 297.0 54 Scotland 2022 19½ 282.0 55 Portugal 2133 19 282.0 56 Ireland 2017 19 262.5 57 IBCA 2000 19 245.5 58 Puerto Rico 2002 19 240.0 59 Colombia 2060 18½ 277.0 60 Iran 2033 18½ 266.5 61 Syria 2000 18½ 229.0 62 Netherlands Antilles 2000 18½ 217.5 63 Ecuador 2067 18 285.0 64 Malaysia 2050 18 259.0 65 Sri Lanka 2007 18 232.5 66 New Zealand 2000 18 223.0 67 Turkey 2002 17½ 264.5 68 United Arab Emirates 2017 17½ 240.5 69 Zambia 2002 16½ 70 Angola 2000 15 229.5 71 Lebanon 2000 15 228.5 72 Seychelles 2013 14½ 73 Japan 2000 8 74 United States Virgin Islands 2000 2
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