Commonwealth Chess Association (CCA)
Delhi, Delhi, India
Founded 1981
International body promoting chess among Commonwealth nations and sanctioning the Commonwealth Chess Championship.
Opportunities from Commonwealth Chess Association (CCA)
Commonwealth Youth Chess Championship Under-18
by Commonwealth Chess Association (CCA)
The Under-18 section of the Commonwealth Youth Chess Championships, a nine round classical event for players from Commonwealth countries with separate Open and Girls sections.
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Commonwealth Youth Chess Championship Under-16
by Commonwealth Chess Association (CCA)
The Under-16 section of the Commonwealth Youth Chess Championships, a nine round classical event for players from Commonwealth countries with separate Open and Girls sections.
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Commonwealth Youth Chess Championship Under-14
by Commonwealth Chess Association (CCA)
The Under-14 section of the Commonwealth Youth Chess Championships, a nine round classical event for players from Commonwealth countries with separate Open and Girls sections.
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Commonwealth Youth Chess Championship Under-12
by Commonwealth Chess Association (CCA)
The Under-12 section of the Commonwealth Youth Chess Championships, a nine round classical event for players from Commonwealth countries with separate Open and Girls sections.
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Commonwealth Youth Chess Championship Under-10
by Commonwealth Chess Association (CCA)
The Under-10 section of the Commonwealth Youth Chess Championships, a nine round classical event for players from Commonwealth countries with separate Open and Girls sections.
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Commonwealth Youth Chess Championship Under-8
by Commonwealth Chess Association (CCA)
The Under-8 section of the Commonwealth Youth Chess Championships, a nine round classical event for players from Commonwealth countries with separate Open and Girls sections.
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Commonwealth School Chess Championship Under-17
by Commonwealth Chess Association (CCA)
A nine round Commonwealth chess championship section for school players under 17, with individual and country team titles decided separately for boys and girls.
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Commonwealth School Chess Championship Under-15
by Commonwealth Chess Association (CCA)
A nine round Commonwealth chess championship section for school players under-15, with individual and country team titles decided separately for boys and girls.
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Commonwealth School Chess Championship Under-13
by Commonwealth Chess Association (CCA)
A nine round Commonwealth chess championship section for school players under-13, with individual and country team titles decided separately for boys and girls.
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Commonwealth School Chess Championship Under-11
by Commonwealth Chess Association (CCA)
A nine round Commonwealth chess championship section for school players under-11, with individual and country team titles decided separately for boys and girls.
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Commonwealth School Chess Championship Under-9
by Commonwealth Chess Association (CCA)
A nine round Commonwealth chess championship section for school players under 9, with individual and country team titles decided separately for boys and girls.
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Commonwealth School Chess Championship Under-7
by Commonwealth Chess Association (CCA)
A nine round Commonwealth chess championship section for school players under-7, with individual and country team titles decided separately for boys and girls.
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About
The Commonwealth Chess Association is the international body that represents and promotes chess among the nations of the Commonwealth. It sanctions the annual Commonwealth Chess Championship, which a host national federation organises on its behalf and on behalf of the International Chess Federation. Formed in 1981, the association brings together Commonwealth member federations across Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania. Its championships are played under the FIDE Laws of Chess, award FIDE-rated results and direct international titles, and span an Open event alongside women, senior, junior and youth age-group sections. The association works with national federations to coordinate entries and uphold uniform rules and fair-play standards, while remaining neutral in the internal affairs of member federations. Indian players enter Commonwealth events through the All India Chess Federation.
Affiliations
Achievements
- Sanctions the annual Commonwealth Chess Championship across Commonwealth nations since 1983
- FIDE Affiliated Organisation governing Commonwealth chess
Leadership
- Bharat Singh Chauhan, Chairman (India)
Contact information
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