The chess festival that started on April 27 will run until Tuesday May 1.
Rodwell is playing in the A Section which has a rating of 2255 and is already on position seven. The Zimbabwean-born will be hoping to finish six or below for him to earn the international master tag. Gwaze is playing in the B Section where he finished the day as joint leaders with South Africa’s candidate master Jurgensen Graham. Gwaze performed extremely well earning himself two points after two rounds. He has to play the entire nine rounds against South African as he is the only foreigner in that group.