D Gukesh reflects on his stunning classical chess win over Magnus Carlsen at Norway Chess 2025 and the viral moment that ...

India's reigning world chess champion, D Gukesh, has ascended to a career-high No. 3 ranking in the latest FIDE classical ratings, while his compatriot, R Praggnanandhaa, has re-entered the top 10 ...

India's reigning world champion D Gukesh climbed to a career-high number three ranking, while compatriot R Praggnanandhaa broke back into the top 10 in the latest FIDE classical ratings released ...

NEW DELHI: The latest FIDE ratings for March 2025 have brought significant shifts in the chess world, with GM Gukesh Dommaraju reaching a career-high world number-three ranking. His remarkable ...

According to the current live Elo ratings, D Gukesh is the current India No. 1 and has lived up to his billing as the new World Chess Champion. The 18-year-old defeated Ding Liren at the World ...

Gukesh's wins over Fabiano Caruana and Wei Yi and a scarcely believable performance rating of 3056 made it one of the greatest individual tournaments anyone has ever played in the sport.

Stavanger: Reigning world champion D Gukesh finally got his revenge on Magnus Carlsen, defeating the No.1 player for the first time in a classical game in Round 6 of Norway Chess here on Sunday.

Indian grandmaster D. Gukesh, 18, became the youngest-ever World Chess Champion after defeating title holder Ding Liren of China in a gripping finale.

Reigning world champion D Gukesh did well to beat compatriot Arjun Erigaisi for the first time ever in a classical game and jump to sole second position after Round 7 of the Norway Chess.

D. Gukesh: The king of hearts at 18 The 18-year-old had almost given up but took part in Chennai Grand Masters where he won to secure a spot in the Candidates. The rest, as they say, is history.

Chess News: D Gukesh’s story isn’t just about chess. It’s about parenting, perseverance, and India’s transformation. It’s about staying true to yourself while rea ...

Gukesh's wins over Fabiano Caruana and Wei Yi and a scarcely believable performance rating of 3056 made it one of the greatest individual tournaments anyone has ever played in the sport.