A five-time World Champion, Magnus Carlsen won all his titles consecutively, starting from his win against chess legend Viswanathan Anand in Chennai in 2013.
ALMATY – Kazakh chess rising star Meruert Kamalidenova delivered another remarkable performance by finishing as women’s ...
Alan Trefler once helped teach chess to computers. In turn, he learnt that you need to use the right type of artificial ...
Even though I will be a huge underdog, there can only be one goal in this tournament: to play for first place. That is the ...
The gala event was kicked off by the Junior North vs South match which saw Cumbria's rising chess stars do battle. Zander Booth, from Great Asby, followed his perfect seven wins in seven at the recent ...
In an exclusive conversation with Firstpost, Dutch Grandmaster Anish Giri discusses Magnus Carlsen’s decision to stay away ...
Dec 9 - Magnus Carlsen secured the 2025 Freestyle Chess Grand Slam Tour title on Tuesday by reaching the semi-finals of the ...
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Praggnanandhaa secures Candidates spot as last-gasp entry at London Classic’s open section pays off
Praggnanandhaa secured his spot via the FIDE Circuit route which could have been in some peril if he had not played in London ...
MAYVILLE — Eden Ludwig went 5 for 5 from downtown with a game-high 19 points to lead Chautauqua Lake past Falconer 62-20 in ...
Overview of Indias 2025 esports breakthrough, from PROGA 2025 recognition to world champion success, grassroots growth and ...
Global Chess League returns to Mumbai with Anand Mahindra backing, featuring stars like Viswanathan Anand, Caruana, Gukesh, ...
Praggnanandhaa will be the only Indian male representing in the next year’s Candidates tournament after securing the qualification.
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