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'One of the worst blunders in the history of chess' sees 18-year-old become the youngest ever world champion (Would YOU have spotted the rook-ie mistake?)
Titleholder Ding, who was anticipated to have the advantage in the deciding round, blew it all up with a single reckless move - taking his rook from f4 to f2 and trapping his bishop. Rarely ...
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How a bizarre chess rule helped a German GM prevent certain checkmate
The opening day of the World Rapid Chess Championship in New York witnessed a rare and bizarre end to a game because of a ...
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Gukesh finds out that in World Championships, nearly is never enough
His usually famed calculation ability had just let him down momentarily, by not taking into consideration one possibility of a rook move from Ding. Make no mistake, Gukesh's advantage here in game ...
From rook to ruin: How a single blunder by Ding Liren helped D Gukesh make chess history
I was totally in shock when I realised I had made a blunder,” said Ding at the post-match press conference. “It was not as ...
World Chess Championship: India's D Gukesh Draws Against Defending Champion Ding Liren In 13th Game
In the penultimate match of the World Chess Championship, Indian Grandmaster D Gukesh gave it his all but was unable to ...