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Chess World Cup: 23-year-old Indian Vantika Agrawal stuns former world champion, pockets Rs 5.8 lakh so far
Vantika Agrawal triumphed over former world champion Anna Ushenina in a tie-breaker, advancing to the third round of the FIDE ...
'Just relaxed': Vantika Agrawal scripts stunning win over former world champion to reach Chess World Cup Round 3
Vantika Agrawal’s back was against the wall after she squandered her lead against a former world champion, despite making a ...
After 8 games over 3 days, Vantika Agrawal stuns ex-women’s world champion Anna Ushenina to enter Round 3 of FIDE Women’s World Cup
Vantika will join compatriots like Koneru Humpy, Harika Dronavalli, Vaishali Rameshbabu, and Divya Deshmukh in the third ...
Humpy, Vaishali, Harika in action at the Women's Chess World Cup: Indian Sports LIVE, July 9
Archery: India will have four debutants joining the likes of veterans Tarundeep Rai and Deepika Kumari competing in the ...
Humpy, Harika among Indians advancing to third round of FIDE Women's World Cup; Vantika held to tie-breaks by Ushenina
Koneru Humpy defeated Afruza Khamdamova by a 1.5-0.5 scoreline after holding the Uzbekistani to a stalemate in Game 2 on ...
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It’s like being in the Olympics, says Carlsen as chess makes Esports World Cup debut
By Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Magnus Carlsen is no stranger to pushing boundaries. From becoming the second-youngest grandmaster in ...
Vantika Agrawal beats ex-women’s world champion Anna Ushenina to take 1-0 lead at FIDE Women’s World Cup
Another former women's world champion Alexandra Kosteniuk was held to a draw by India's Padmini Rout in a remarkable result.
FIDE Women's Chess World Cup 2025: Humpy leads Indian charge at 107-strong field with an eye on Candidates
All you need to know as R Vaishali, Harikia Dronavalli and other Indians battle chess's best in the World Cup.
Chess Queens: What to expect from our top female grandmasters at the World Cup
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Twelve-year-old Tselmuun Ider becomes first Mongolian to win medal at FIDE World Junior Chess Cup
The FIDE World Junior Chess Cup, dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the International Chess Federation (FIDE), concluded ...