Indian sensation R Praggnanandhaa has become India’s new No. 1 in classical chess after winning the UzChess Cup Masters in ...

Viswanathan Anand hailed the teen’s comeback, calling it his most unexpected win this year and lauding his tiebreak ...

Praggnanandhaa accumulated a total of 11.7 Elo rating points across two recent tournaments, the 6th Stepan Avagyan Memorial ...

Before Praggnanandhaa, Erigaisi was India's top-ranked player but slipped to the sixth spot after a draw with fellow Indian Aravindh Chithambaram. In the overall chart, Praggnanandhaa is ranked fourth ...

Ranked higher than Gukesh at No. 4 and with a better Elo rating (2801), the boy from Hanamkonda, Telangana, is seen as the one most likely to challenge the champion for the throne.

Despite missing out on the Norway Chess 2025 title, India's chess prodigy D Gukesh grabbed all the limelight due to magnificent win over World No.1 Magnus Carlsen.

Meanwhile, Arjun Erigaisi, who had already overtaken Gukesh recently, is fourth with a rating of 2780.7. R Praggnanandhaa has overtaken D Gukesh in the world chess rankings.

In a recent interview, Gukesh opened up about the meme he liked the most, adding that it left him laughing for “more than 10 minutes.” D Gukesh’s reaction to Magnus Carlsen table slam memes ...

D Gukesh's honest take on Magnus Carlsen’s table slam memes post Norway Chess; ‘I was laughing for like 10 minutes’ While Magnus Carlsen successfully defended his Norway Chess title with 16 ...

D Gukesh missed a crucial knight fork against Fabiano Caruana, costing him a potential tiebreak for the Norway Chess title with Magnus Carlsen. Despite Caruana's earlier blunder, Gukesh's mistake ...

D Gukesh modestly responded to Garry Kasparov's high praise after defeating Magnus Carlsen at the SuperUnited Rapid and Blitz ...

R Praggnanandhaa has surpassed D Gukesh in live FIDE rankings, reaching a rating of 2777.2 while competing in the UzChess Cup Masters. He is currently tied for the lead in the tournament after ...