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Having got the better of the likes of World No 1 and World Champion Magnus Carlsen, top Dutch Grandmaster Anish Giri, and World No 22 Wei Yi of China to secure a runners-up place in the Chessable Masters, wonder boy of Indian chess R ...
CHENNAI, May 27: Indian teen chess sensation Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa might have achieved some of his best results in the recent past, including upsetting world champion Magnus Carlsen twice, but the 16-year-old believes in keeping his feet firmly grounded. Three months after stunning Carlsen and Levon Aronian in the Airthings Masters tournament, the Indian chess prodigy had come up with another impressive performance by finishing second at the Chessable Masters earlier this week. In the semi-finals, he defeated world No. 9 […]
The 16-year-old competed in the first round of the final just hours after sitting for an end-of-year school examination.
Guess what the important assignment was that awaited Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa merely hours after he beat world No. 10 Anish Giri in the semifinals of the Chessable Masters tournament? Well, it was just an internal exam in his Chennai school.
Indian boy wonder Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa found the going tough and lost the first match in the two-round, two-day final against China's Ding Liren in the Chessable Masters, going down 2.51.5 on the opening day of the summit clash of the ...