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Chennai Grand Masters 2025: Vincent Keymer Takes Sole Lead; Robson Stuns Vidit In Round 2
American GM Ray Robson defeated Vidit Santosh Gujrathi in a sharp tactical battle. While top seed Arjun Erigaisi was held to a draw by Dutch GM Jorden van Foreest, Anish Giri and Nihal Sarin shared the spoils in a well-balanced clash, and the showdown between Karthikeyan Murali and Awonder Liang also ended in a draw.
In the Challengers section, Indian GM Iniyan Pa impressed with a clinical win over GM Harika Dronavalli, while GM Abhimanyu Puranik bounced back with a victory over Leon Luke Mendonca. The remaining games, Diptayan vs Pranesh, Adhiban vs Vaishali, and Harshavardhan vs Aryan, ended in close draws.
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Chennai Grand Masters Postponed Until Thursday After Fire Incident At Venue
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Grand Chess Tour: Gukesh Dominates Wesley So In Croatia Rapid, Takes Big Lead Into Blitz
Grand Chess Tour: Gukesh Dommaraju, the World Champion in classical chess, once against proved his growing stature as a force to recknon with as a force in the shorter formats ...
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Mumbai GM Chess: 12 Share Lead In Junior Event; GMs Pantsulaia, And Petrosyan Win
Mumbai International Junior Chess Tournament: The race for the top honours in the Mumbai International Junior Chess Tournament intensified as the lead narrowed to just 12 players at the end ...
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Delhi GM Open: Gupta Outwits Nikitenko In Round 9 To Take Sole Lead
Delhi International Open Grandmasters Chess: Indian Grandmaster Abhijeet Gupta surged into sole lead at the 21st Delhi International Open Grandmasters Chess Tournament (Delhi GM Open) 2025 after a clinical Round ...
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Delhi Open Chess: Abhijeet Gupta Seizes Sole Lead As Round 7 Shakes Up Leaderboard
Delhi International Open Grandmasters Chess: Delhi International Open Grandmasters Chess Tournament 2025 witnessed a major shake-up on Day 6, as GM Abhijeet Gupta emerged as the sole leader with 6.5 ...
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Uzbek GM Cites 'religious Reasons' Behind Refusing Handshake With India's Vaishali
Tata Steel Chess Tournament: Uzbekistan's Grandmaster Nodirbek Yakubboev has issued an explanation regarding the refusal to shake hands with Indian GM R Vaishali during the Tata Steel Chess Tournament, saying ...
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FIDE World Chess Championship: Gukesh Misses Chances, Ding Turns Tables As Most Exciting Game Ends In A Draw…
Resorts World Sentosa: For the second game in a row, India's D. Gukesh failed to capitalise on a big advantage and landed in an inferior position as Game 8 ended ...
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FIDE World Chess Championship: Gukesh Misses Chances Again As Ding Turns Tables On Him In A Drawn Game…
FIDE World Chess Championship: For the second game in a row, India's D. Gukesh failed to capitalise on a big advantage and landed in an inferior position as Game 8 ...
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Chess Olympiad 2024: India Likely To Be Seeded Second In Open Section
Indian GM Pravin Thipsay: For the second time in succession, a five-member Indian chess team is likely to be seeded second in the Open section of the upcoming Budapest Olympiad ...
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Chess Federation Postpones AGM As Audited Accounts Were Not Ready
World Chess Championship Final Match: Questions are being raised about how the All-India Chess Federation had called and cancelled its Annual General Body Meeting (AGM) slated to be held on ...
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Talks For Hosting World Chess Championship In Advanced Stages With Singapore, India: FIDE
The World Chess Title Match: The International Chess Federation (FIDE) is in advance talks with India and Singapore for hosting the World Chess Championship Match to be played later this ...
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Freestyle Chess: Gukesh Beats Carlsen And Liren To Sit Joint-second
Weissenhaus Freestyle Chess: Indian chess prodigy D. Gukesh defeated world number one Magnus Carlsen and reigning world champion Ding Liren in the playoffs round of the Weissenhaus Freestyle Chess G.O.A.T ...
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Good Chances Of India-China Fight For The World Chess Title
GM Vidit Santosh Gujrathi: Will the World Chess Championship be an all Asian fight - a fight between the players of two of the most populous countries in the world? ...
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Despite WC Heart Break, Praggnanandhaa Keeps India’s World Title Hopes Alive
Indian Space Research Organisation: Though Indian chess Grandmaster (GM) R. Praggnanandhaa finished runner-up in the strong FIDE World Cup held at Baku in Azerbaijan on Wednesday, the 18-year-old chess prodigy ...
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