After losing the World Chess Championship to D Gukesh, most would expect Ding Liren to step away from the board for some time. But the Chinese Grandmaster chose a different path to cope.
D Gukesh, who showed the good grace to congratulate Ding Liren after the match, wasn’t unduly bothered by such comments. Heading into the final game, the two competitors were evenly matched ...
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Chess: D Gukesh becomes youngest world champion, beats Ding Liren in Game 14 to clinch titleIndian Grandmaster D Gukesh became the youngest-ever world champion when he defeated holder Ding Liren in the deciding Game 14 of the World Chess Championship match in Singapore on Thursday ...
Ding Liren and D Gukesh after Game 12 (Photo: Maria Emelianova for FIDE) Will the players remain ultracautious in the final two classical games on Wednesday (Gukesh gets white) and Thursday (Ding ...
Harikrishna also supported D Gukesh in his recent win against Ding Liren. Gukesh's strategic opening in Game 11 proved decisive. Harikrishna worked remotely with Gukesh's team from Spain.
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