HarenTata Steel Chess India Rapid and Blitz: Magnus Carlsen held to draws by Praggnanandhaa and Nihal Sarin | Chess News
World No 1 Magnus Carlsen was held to draws by India’s R Praggnanandhaa and Nihal Sarin in the rapid section of the Tata Steel Chess India Rapid and Blitz chess…
Magnus Carlsen to play in Kolkata next month vs Arjun, Pragg, Vidit
World No 1 Magnus Carlsen will be in action in Kolkata in November at the 6th edition of the Tata Steel Chess India tournament where the Norwegian will take on…
How Ratan Tata’s intervention helped Nihal Sarin’s career take off when he was 10
Nihal Sarin never met Ratan Naval Tata. But when news broke late on Wednesday that the industrialist had passed away in Mumbai at the age of 86, Nihal – who…
Global Chess League: How Magnus Carlsen blundered against Maxime Vachier-Lagrave to lose with white
Magnus Carlsen sat on his seat looking up in the sky, muttering away. He could not believe what he had just done. It was a blunder from the five-time world…
The Indian Express at Global Chess League: Appeals panel rules no “illegal moves” made by Nihal Sarin, as alleged by Magnus Carlsen
A day after five-time world champion Magnus Carlsen alleged that Indian prodigy Nihal Sarin had made “several illegal moves” in his battle against Carlsen’s Alpine SG Pipers teammate Daniel Dardha…
Indian chess team on cusp of history after beating USA
Both the Indian chess teams find themselves on the cusp of history-making gold medals in the open section and the women’s sections at the Chess Olympiad, the most prestigious team…
Indian chess teams on cusp of history
Both the Indian chess teams find themselves on the cusp of history-making gold medals in the open section and the women’s sections at the Chess Olympiad in Budapest, the most…
Anish Giri interview: Why chess feels simpler these days, added pressure of being 30 and how the sport is getting younger
Grandmaster Anish Giri will make his debut in the Global Chess League later this year as an icon player for the PBG Alaskan Knights. He spoke to The Indian Express…
