World Chess Championship 2024, Game 12 Highlights: Gukesh resigns, Ding Liren wins with White; Series tied at 6.0-6.0 World Chess Championship LIVE: Catch all the live updates of D. Gukesh vs Ding ...

I ndian Grandmaster D. Gukesh let slip a lead in the World Chess Championship match against reigning champion Ding Liren, ...

After squandering away a full point lead with just three games ... the elite chess circles. Five-time world champion across formats, Viswanathan Anand, called it a "very impressive game" while ...

“I haven’t seen as much attention for chess in Singapore.” Siddharth, who became Singapore’s youngest grandmaster in May, noted the growth of the game in ... success and now the question ...

Ding Liren's sensational win over Gukesh in Game 12 has moved the chess championship to an even keel. That’s all from our end for today! Tomorrow is a rest day which means the World Chess Championship ...

D Gukesh Vs Ding Liren Highlights, World Chess Championship 2024 Game 12: Defending champion Ding Liren restored parity in the final of the World Chess Championship 2024 against challenger D Gukesh ...

World Chess Championship: Indian challenger D. Gukesh suffered a setback in the 12th game of the World Chess Championship, losing to defending champion Ding Liren of China. The victory allowed Ding to ...

The live telecast for game 12 of the FIDE World Chess Championship 2024 final between D. Gukesh and Ding Liren will not be available in India. World Chess Championship 2024 Gukesh vs Ding live ...

D Gukesh secured a thrilling win in Game 11 of the World Chess Championship on Sunday, December 8 to take a crucial late lead in the series. Listen to Story Gukesh forced a resignation from Liren on ...

History is now on Gukesh's side as no challenger in modern chess has ever scored a win after being tied 5-5 after the 10th game. For Liren, the only comforting thing could be the fact that he had ...

As Ding had admitted after Game 9, now all the opening phase tricks have largely been used by both players in trying to catch their opponent off guard. In the history of the World Chess Championship, ...