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There's a month left for the Batumi Olympiad

CHESS#1314

There are high hopes of a medal at the Batumi Olympiad where the Open Team will field Viswanathan Anand, Pentala Harikrishna, Vidit Gujrathi, Krishnan Sasikiran and Baskaran Adhiban

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CHESS#1310

If Praggnanandhaa had converted the chances he created, he could have won 3:1

CHESS#1309

12-year-old R Praggnanandhaa completed his GM title with a round to spare at the Gredine Open in Ortesei, Italy

CHESS#1308

Indian rules were popular until the 1970s in Calcutta. Since few know the rules nowadays, it's interesting to state the differences

CHESS#1306

Viswanathan Anand won against Maxime Vachier-Lagrave in Round Seven, and lost in Round eight to Caruana and won against Karjakin in Round Nine to share second spot

CHESS#1305

Magnus Carlsen has started the Altibox Norway Super GM in good form with two wins in the first three rounds.

CHESS#1304

Sam Shankland won the Capablanca Memorial in Havana

CHESS#1303

The Kolkata Open has 200-odd participants, led by 31 GMs, and a prize fund of Rs 1.5 million

CHESS#1302

The 2018 women's title match is being played in Shanghai (first half) and Chongqing

Checkmate age: Does chess add years to your lives? Grandmasters live longer

Chess players actually exhibit a higher level of physical fitness than the general population

CHESS#1301

Magnus Carlsen went unbeaten and scored 6 points from 9 games with three wins, against Anish Giri, Veselin Topalov and Radek Wojtaszek

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R Praggnanandhaa scored his second GM norm at the Heraklion Fischer Memorial

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There are two homegrown US prodigies to watch out for, in Awonder Liang and Jeffery Xiong

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Matchplay is a very different kettle of fish from tournaments

CHESS#1297

A huge contingent of Indians has made it to the Asian Youth and Age group Championships in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

CHESS#1296

Fabiano Caruana is brave, well-prepared and dangerous opponent for Magnus Carlsen

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Mamedyarov is the top seed and world #2. He's won only one game but he's avoided trouble. He and Caruana are unbeaten