World Chess Championship updates
No one could have foreseen what Chinese womenâs World Champion would do on the last day of the prestigious Tradewise Gibraltar Chess Festival last ThuâŠ
Magnus Carlsen couldnât have got a better birthday gift than the affirmation of his World Chess Championâs status for the third time. The Norwegian alâŠ
12th and last classical game in the ongoing World Chess Championship turned out to be about the most boring for spectators. After 11 hard-fought gamesâŠ
There was nothing spectacular about Game-11. Since the championship battle was theoretically reduced to two games after Carlsenâs win in Game-10, neitâŠ
You may talk about UEFA Champions League football or several Test Cricket series going on India, New Zealand, Australia and Zimbabwe or Lewis HamiltonâŠ
In Round-9 of World Chess Championship in New York on Wednesday, current champion Magnus Carlsen and his Russian challenger Sergey Karjakin played forâŠ
Russian challenger Sergey Karjakin had something up his sleeves. He refused to lose to Norwayâs Magnus Carlsen in the first seven games in the ongoingâŠ
Magnus Carlsen of Norway retained his World Championâs crown on Sunday. In the 27th move of Game 11 of World Chess Championship in Sochi, ViswanathanâŠ
The 10th Game was the seventh draw in the ongoing World Chess Championship match at the Russian Black Sea resort of Sochi. Game 2 and 6 have been wonâŠ
After the drawn Game 9, Magnus Carlsen continues to hold the one- point lead over Anand. This is an advantageous position for the Norwegian as the scoâŠ
After the epic 122-move seventh Game, the Champion and Challenger played the eighth Game on November 18, 2014. Since Anand played with Whites, most ofâŠ
The 7th game of World Chess Championship at Sochi was a make-or-break affair for the Indian challenger. Vishy Anand had to avoid a loss in any case afâŠ