Zhu Jiner vs Humpy Koneru — Round 10
Zhu’s final-round win moved her to 16.0 and second place.
Opening indicator: Queen’s Gambit Declined
Norway Chess 2026 Women Final Standings: Assaubayeva Wins After Round 10
Search note:
This is the Norway Chess 2026 women’s standings page. It answers the main women-event searches: “Norway Chess 2026 standings women”, “Norway Chess 2026 women standings”, “Norway Chess women 2026 standings”, “points table women” and “results women”.
Norway Chess Women 2026 is complete. Bibisara Assaubayeva wins the women’s event with 16.5 points. Zhu Jiner finishes second on 16.0, Anna Muzychuk third on 15.0, Ju Wenjun fourth on 13.5, Divya Deshmukh fifth on 10.0 and Humpy Koneru sixth on 9.0. The Replay Lab now includes the supplied final Round 10 PGNs.
Norway Chess 2026 women final standings after Round 10:
Bibisara Assaubayeva wins with 16.5 points. Zhu Jiner finishes second on 16.0, Anna Muzychuk third on 15.0, Ju Wenjun fourth on 13.5, Divya Deshmukh fifth on 10.0 and Humpy Koneru sixth on 9.0.
Final women-event search answer:
Norway Chess 2026 women final standings: Assaubayeva 16.5, Zhu Jiner 16.0, Anna Muzychuk 15.0, Ju Wenjun 13.5, Divya 10.0, Humpy 9.0. Round 10 results women and replay PGNs are below.
Women’s event page:
This page is for the Norway Chess 2026 women standings and women results. For the open section with Wesley So, Firouzja, Carlsen, Praggnanandhaa, Keymer and Gukesh, use the Norway Chess 2026 open-section standings page.
Final update: this Norway Chess 2026 standings women page covers the women’s final points table, Norway Chess 2026 women standings, results women, Round 10 results and replay PGNs.
Norway Chess 2026 Women Final Standings, Results Women and Points Table Women
The Norway Chess 2026 women final standings are: Bibisara Assaubayeva 16.5, Zhu Jiner 16.0, Anna Muzychuk 15.0, Ju Wenjun 13.5, Divya Deshmukh 10.0 and Humpy Koneru 9.0. This is the completed women’s event points table after Round 10.
Women’s championBibisara Assaubayeva wins Norway Chess Women 2026 with 16.5 points.
Round 10 results womenZhu beat Humpy, Ju beat Assaubayeva, and Anna Muzychuk beat Divya.
Points table womenThe full final women’s points table is shown in the one-glance table below.
Final podiumAssaubayeva first, Zhu Jiner second, Anna Muzychuk third.
Norway Chess Women 2026 Final Standings: One-Glance Points Table
Champion: Bibisara Assaubayeva
Assaubayeva wins Norway Chess Women 2026 with 16.5 points, half a point ahead of Zhu Jiner on 16.0. Anna Muzychuk finishes third on 15.0.
| Rank | Player | Country | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bibisara Assaubayeva | Kazakhstan | 16.5 |
| 2 | Zhu Jiner | China | 16.0 |
| 3 | Anna Muzychuk | Ukraine | 15.0 |
| 4 | Ju Wenjun | China | 13.5 |
| 5 | Divya Deshmukh | India | 10.0 |
| 6 | Humpy Koneru | India | 9.0 |
Round 10 results
- Zhu Jiner 1-0 Humpy Koneru: Zhu finished second on 16.0.
- Ju Wenjun 1-0 Bibisara Assaubayeva: Ju finished fourth; Assaubayeva still won the event.
- Anna Muzychuk 1-0 Divya Deshmukh: Muzychuk finished third on 15.0.
Use the Replay Lab for the supplied Round 10 classical PGNs.
Norway Chess Women 2026 Round 10 Results and Final Standings
Round 10 completed the women’s event. Zhu Jiner beat Humpy Koneru, Ju Wenjun beat Bibisara Assaubayeva, and Anna Muzychuk beat Divya Deshmukh.
Zhu Jiner 1-0 Humpy KoneruZhu finished second on 16.0, just half a point behind Assaubayeva.
Ju Wenjun 1-0 Bibisara AssaubayevaJu finished fourth on 13.5; Assaubayeva still won the event on 16.5.
Anna Muzychuk 1-0 Divya DeshmukhMuzychuk finished third on 15.0.
Final standings: Assaubayeva 16.5, Zhu 16.0, Muzychuk 15.0, Ju 13.5, Divya 10.0, Humpy 9.0.
Round 9 Archive: Women’s Standings and Results Before the Final Round
This archived Round 9 snapshot is kept for readers comparing the final table with the penultimate-round situation. The final standings are shown above in the Round 10 one-glance table.
Round 9 leaderAssaubayeva led on 16.5 before the final round.
Round 9 chaseZhu was second on 13.0 and Anna Muzychuk third on 12.0.
Round 9 resultsZhu beat Divya; Assaubayeva-Muzychuk and Humpy-Ju were classical draws.
Final table aboveUse the final one-glance table for the completed Round 10 standings.
Round 9 Archive: Points Table Before the Final Round
Before Round 10, the women’s table was Assaubayeva 16.5, Zhu Jiner 13.0, Anna Muzychuk 12.0, Ju Wenjun 10.5, Divya Deshmukh 10.0 and Humpy Koneru 9.0. The completed final table is the main one-glance table above.
Round 9 Archive: Results Before the Final Round
Round 9 results were Divya Deshmukh 0-1 Zhu Jiner, Bibisara Assaubayeva 1/2-1/2 Anna Muzychuk, and Humpy Koneru 1/2-1/2 Ju Wenjun. These are preserved as archive context; the final Round 10 results are shown above.
All visible standings snapshots on this page now use the Round 9 women’s table: Assaubayeva 16.5, Zhu Jiner 13.0, Anna Muzychuk 12.0, Ju Wenjun 10.5, Divya Deshmukh 10.0, Humpy Koneru 9.0.
Latest completed supplied results: Round 9 added Zhu Jiner’s classical win over Divya Deshmukh, Assaubayeva-Muzychuk as a classical draw with a supplied Armageddon draw, and Humpy-Ju as a classical draw with a supplied Armageddon win for Ju.
These standings are based on the supplied broadcast game set and may differ from a final official table. This page is separate from the Norway Chess 2026 open-section standings page.
Women’s Standings Snapshot Archive
Earlier broadcast-based standings snapshots are preserved below only as archive context. For the current answer, use the final Round 10 points table at the top of the page.
Norway Chess Women 2026 Final Standings, Results and Replay Routes
The women’s event is complete. Assaubayeva won with 16.5 points, Zhu finished second on 16.0, Anna Muzychuk third on 15.0, Ju Wenjun fourth on 13.5, Divya fifth on 10.0 and Humpy sixth on 9.0.
Final leaderboard
Use the final one-glance table for the clean ranking after Round 10.
What to replay first
Start with the Round 10 group: Zhu-Humpy, Ju-Assaubayeva and Muzychuk-Divya.
Women’s page, not open section
This page covers Norway Chess Women 2026 only. The separate open-section page covers Praggnanandhaa, Wesley So, Firouzja, Carlsen, Keymer and Gukesh.
Archive still available
Round 9 and earlier replays remain in the selector for readers comparing how the final table developed.
Norway Chess Women 2026 Final Standings and Points Table
Final women’s event standings after Round 10.
| Rank | Player | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bibisara Assaubayeva | 16.5 |
| 2 | Zhu Jiner | 16.0 |
| 3 | Anna Muzychuk | 15.0 |
| 4 | Ju Wenjun | 13.5 |
| 5 | Divya Deshmukh | 10.0 |
| 6 | Humpy Koneru | 9.0 |
Latest Completed Norway Chess Women 2026 Results: Round 10
The latest completed supplied women’s games are the final Round 10 games: Zhu Jiner 1-0 Humpy Koneru, Ju Wenjun 1-0 Bibisara Assaubayeva, and Anna Muzychuk 1-0 Divya Deshmukh.
Zhu Jiner 1-0 Humpy KoneruZhu finished second on 16.0.
Ju Wenjun 1-0 Bibisara AssaubayevaJu finished fourth; Assaubayeva still won the event.
Anna Muzychuk 1-0 Divya DeshmukhMuzychuk finished third on 15.0.
Featured Women’s Games to Replay First
These replay cards give the same fast entry route as the open Norway Chess page: click the card, set the replay selector, and load the PGN into the ChessWorld replay board.
Ju Wenjun vs Assaubayeva — Round 10
Ju beat the eventual champion in the final round and finished fourth.
Opening indicator: King’s Indian Defence
Anna Muzychuk vs Divya — Round 10
Muzychuk’s final-round win secured third place on 15.0.
Opening indicator: Sicilian Defense
Assaubayeva vs Ju Wenjun — Round 9
Assaubayeva’s Round 9 win is a sharp replay route into the leader’s strongest supplied games.
Opening indicator: Queen’s Indian Defense Queen’s Pawn Openings
Anna Muzychuk vs Ju Wenjun — Round 4
Muzychuk’s Round 4 win gives a tactical open-game contrast to the Queen’s Pawn-heavy event sample.
Opening indicator: Four Knights Game Vienna Game
Norway Chess Women 2026 Replay Lab
Replay the completed supplied Norway Chess Women 2026 games. The selector groups six classical rounds and their optional Armageddon follow-ups, while excluding future placeholders with Result "*".
No game autoloads on page load. Choose a game and press Watch Selected Game to open the replay board.
Most Used Opening Families in the Supplied Women’s PGNs
These counts group the completed supplied games by broad opening family. The final Round 10 PGNs add two more 1.d4 structures and one Sicilian/Alapin game, so treat the table as a practical study guide rather than a strict ECO database.
The largest supplied family is Queen’s Gambit / Queen’s Pawn, followed by Reti-Zukertort-English transpositions and Ruy Lopez structures. Use the links in the table to convert temporary event interest into stable opening study.
| Opening family | Games | Share | Study links |
|---|---|---|---|
| Queen's Gambit / QGD / Queen's Pawn | 9 of 36 | 25.0% | Queen’s Gambit · Queen’s Gambit Declined · Queen’s Pawn Openings |
| Reti / Zukertort / English transpositions | 7 of 36 | 21.2% | Reti Opening · Zukertort Opening · English Opening |
| Ruy Lopez / Spanish | 6 of 36 | 18.2% | Ruy Lopez · Closed Ruy Lopez |
| Indian Defences | 5 of 36 | 15.2% | King’s Indian Defence · Queen’s Indian Defense · Bogo-Indian Defense · Grünfeld Defense |
| Italian / Scotch Gambit Open Games | 2 of 36 | 6.1% | Italian Game · Scotch Gambit · Scotch Game |
| Vienna / Three Knights / Four Knights | 1 of 36 | 3.0% | Vienna Game · Four Knights Game |
| Nimzo-Larsen / 1.b3 | 1 of 36 | 3.0% | Nimzo-Larsen Attack |
| English Opening | 1 of 36 | 3.0% | English Opening |
| Sicilian Defence | 1 of 36 | 3.0% | Sicilian Defense · Sicilian Najdorf |
| Dutch / Queen's Pawn sidelines | 1 of 36 | 3.0% | Dutch Defense · Queen’s Pawn Openings |
Open Section and Women’s Event
This page tracks Norway Chess Women 2026. For the open-section table, Wesley So / Carlsen / Firouzja / Gukesh / Keymer / Praggnanandhaa results and the separate open replay archive, use the Norway Chess 2026 open standings page.
Norway Chess Women 2026 FAQ
Final standings and results
Who won Norway Chess Women 2026?
Bibisara Assaubayeva won Norway Chess Women 2026 with 16.5 points. Use the final one-glance points table and the Round 10 results cards to see how the final leaderboard finished.
What are the Norway Chess 2026 women final standings?
The Norway Chess 2026 women final standings are Assaubayeva 16.5, Zhu Jiner 16.0, Anna Muzychuk 15.0, Ju Wenjun 13.5, Divya Deshmukh 10.0 and Humpy Koneru 9.0. Use the final standings table for the ranked points list.
What were the Norway Chess Women 2026 Round 10 results?
The Round 10 results were Zhu Jiner 1-0 Humpy Koneru, Ju Wenjun 1-0 Bibisara Assaubayeva, and Anna Muzychuk 1-0 Divya Deshmukh. Use the Current Round 10 replay group to watch the supplied PGNs.
How close was the final women’s title race?
Assaubayeva won by half a point, finishing on 16.5 ahead of Zhu Jiner on 16.0. Use the final one-glance table and Zhu vs Humpy replay to see why the final margin was so narrow.
Replay lab and event clarification
Can I replay the Norway Chess Women 2026 final-round games?
Yes. The Replay Lab includes the supplied Round 10 PGNs for Zhu-Humpy, Ju-Assaubayeva and Muzychuk-Divya. Use the Current Round 10 Women Classical Games group in the replay selector.
Is this the women’s page or the open-section page?
This page covers Norway Chess Women 2026. The open-section standings are separate and linked in the Open Section and Women’s Event block.
Why are older Round 9 sections still mentioned?
Round 9 material is retained only as archive context. The final standings, Round 10 results cards and Current Round 10 replay group are the live answer sections.
Which final-round game should I replay first?
Start with Ju Wenjun vs Bibisara Assaubayeva because Ju beat the eventual champion in the final round. Then replay Zhu vs Humpy and Muzychuk vs Divya from the featured final-round cards.
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