Indian Grandmaster D Gukesh tried his best but could not overcome a resilient Ding Liren of China and had to settle for a ...
Seems complicated? Well, L stands for loss, W for win and D for draw. From the perspective of D Gukesh, the World Chess Championship battle has unfolded in this sequence. Now, with one game remaining ...
Ding's resolve would triumph as Gukesh was forced into a frustrating draw, as both players go into Game 14 tomorrow tied at 6 ...
Two weeks ago, late on a Friday evening, FIFA released its evaluations for both the 2030 and 2034 World Cup bids. It awarded ...
The current world champion, GM Ding Liren from China, was on the verge of losing this afternoon in the World Chess ...
If the World Chess Championship heads to tiebreaks, the rules surrounding prize money also undergo changes. All your ...
A well-prepared Gukesh had all the advantage in game 13 but one slight misjudgment meant Ding defended his way back for a ...
Playing with white pieces in a classical game for the last time in this match, India's D Gukesh came up with an attacking approach but reigning champion Ding Liren of China defended superbly, coming ...
D Gukesh and Ding Liren battled to a draw in game 13 of the World Chess Championship, leaving the score tied at 6.5 points ...
Indian Grandmaster D Gukesh tried his best but could not overcome a resilient Ding Liren of China and had to settle for a ...
A draw with black pieces is considered worthier than with white. It is almost priceless when you could do it in the ...
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In the penultimate match of the World Chess Championship, Indian Grandmaster D Gukesh gave it his all but was unable to ...
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