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With its biggest field and prize pool yet, the Chennai Grand Masters, India's most prestigious classical chess tournament, re ...
Arsenal are taking so long to sign Viktor Gyokeres because he is the ‘pawn’ in an Andrea Berta transfer ‘master plan’ to ...
After two quiet draws in the classical games, pressure mounted on Harika Dronavalli in the rapid tiebreaks. Divya Deshmukh ...
Divya Deshmukh, India's World Junior Champion, advanced to the FIDE Women’s World Cup semifinals in Batumi by defeating ...
Indian teenage chess star Divya Deshmukh added a new chapter to her rising reputation on Monday, becoming only the second ...
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Alcaraz is not the only marquee name bypassing Toronto. A day earlier, the tournament confirmed that World No. 1 Jannik Sinner and No. 6 Novak Djokovic had also withdrawn.
Divya joined her compatriot Humpy, and the stage is now set for an India-China clash in the World Cup. Chinese top seeds GM ...
In a landmark moment for Indian chess, four Indian women have entered the quarterfinals of the FIDE Women's World Cup for the very first time.
Nagpur: World Junior Champion Divya Deshmukh scripted history by becoming the first Nagpur master to make it to the final four of the Women's World Cu.
Indian IM Divya Deshmukh defeats Harika Dronavalli to reach FIDE Women's Chess Cup semis, marking a shift in Indian chess.
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