HarenGukesh, Ding Liren break down how Game 11 of World Chess Championship played out on board and in their minds | Chess News
Gukesh took a decisive step towards becoming the 18th world chess champion by forcing Ding Liren to resign in Game 11 of their title clash in Singapore on Sunday. After…
After 7 draws, Gukesh wins as Ding Liren resigns
After seven successive draws, Indian challenger D Gukesh got the better of China’s Ding Liren in Game 11 to edge ahead in the FIDE World Chess Championship in Singapore on…
At World Chess Championship, Ding Liren not chilling… or having ice cream
The history of the World Chess Championships informs us that Game 6 of the battle is usually where it all kicks off. If one is betting for a decisive game…
World Chess Championship: Ding Liren tries to catch Gukesh off guard but Game 4 ends in drab draw | Chess News
The fourth installment of the World Chess Championship ended in a 42-move draw on Friday. After most of the pieces had left the board, the game ended with a three-fold…
Magnus Carlsen’s blunt opinion on Ding Liren: ‘He didn’t even look for chances (to win)’ | Chess News
Former world champion Magnus Carlsen was less than impressed by the way Ding Liren, his successor on the world champion’s throne, played in the second game where the Chinese grandmaster…
Italian Game explained: Opening moves in World Chess Championship Game 2 of D Gukesh vs Ding Liren broken down | Chess News
The Italian Game has been around for centuries, was eclipsed by the aggressive Ruy Lopez for a long while as a response to 1.e4, and got a fresh lease of…
Gukesh Dommaraju vs Ding Liren Today Round 2 Live Updates
Gukesh Dommaraju vs Ding Liren Game 2 Live Streaming, World Chess Championship 2024 Round 2 Live Streaming Today: After losing the opening game, India’s D Gukesh will try and find…
How Ding Liren shocked Gukesh in Game 1
World Chess Championship: D Gukesh planted his face in his palms, unable to come to terms with how quickly the momentum had shifted in the first game of the World…
French Defence, ploy used by Ding Liren vs Gukesh in Game 1, explained
The French Defence is a solid counter-attacking response for Black when White starts with 1.e4. Black plays 1…e6, preparing to move d5 at the next turn to challenge White’s e4.…
Gukesh on Carlsen’s World Championship comments: ‘These matches are decided not purely by chess, but by who has better character and will power’ | Chess News
With five-time world champion Magnus Carlsen lashing out at the quality of matches at the World Chess Championship between India’s D Gukesh and China’s Ding Liren and terming the games…