R Praggnanandhaa: Aiming To Become Youngest Chess Grandmaster
India has a vast talent pool of phenomenal Chess players in the country. But, the 11-year-old R Praggnanandhaa aims to become the youngest Grandmaster.
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Australian Open: Roger Federer vs Rafael Nadal, Moment of Nostalgia
Almost everyone had written off the rivalry between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, and they ended up sealing a vintage final at the Australian Open 2017.
Australian Open: Novak Djokovic Needs A Break?
Novak Djokovic’s sub-par form since last year continues at the start of 2017 as he failed to lift a record 7th Australian Open title with a loss to Istomin.
Venus Williams Resurges At Australian Open
Venus Williams’ experience surpasses other players at the Australian Open and has started the year on a strong note. Can she compete for the grand slam?
Chess Could Become India’s Global Sport
India has failed to live up to its erstwhile glory in Hockey at the Olympics. With skilled youngsters following Anand, Chess could truly be a global sport.
Indian Chess Suffers A Stalemate
Indian chess has been dominated by a single individual and that has somewhat hampered the development of the sport and its vision resulting in a stalemate.
“KO-King” Vijender Singh Defends WBO Title In Style
Recently turned pro Vijender Singh defeats Francis Cheka with a strong jab to deliver the knockout and retain the WBO Asia Pacific Title.
Magnus Carlsen Prevails Over Sergey Karjakin
The battle between two products of the computer age finally came to an end as World Champion Magnus Carlsen prevails over his opponent Sergey Karjakin.
Magnus Carlsen, Sergey Karjakin: Winner-Takes-All
Magnus Carlsen and Sergey Karjakin will fight-out one more time under classical time-control. Another gruelling encounter for the World Chess Championship?
World Chess Championship: Carlsen, Karjakin Back To Square One
Norway’s Magnus Carlsen overcomes setback to win game 10 of the World Chess Championship against Sergey Karjakin to even the score at five points each.