In a historic moment for the world of chess, Indian prodigy R Praggnanandhaa achieved a significant milestone by securing his first classical chess victory against the reigning World No. 1, Magnus Carlsen. The match, held at an elite tournament, showcased Praggnanandhaa’s exceptional talent and strategic brilliance, marking a new chapter in his rapidly ascending career.
Source:- BBC news
The 18-year-old Grandmaster displayed remarkable poise and confidence throughout the game. Known for his aggressive yet calculated style, Praggnanandhaa managed to outmaneuver Carlsen in a complex middle-game position. Despite Carlsen’s renowned endgame prowess and ability to turn games in his favor, Praggnanandhaa maintained his composure, executing precise moves that gradually dismantled Carlsen’s defenses.
Source:- India today
In the post-match interview, Praggnanandhaa expressed his elation and respect for his opponent. “Defeating Magnus in a classical game is a dream come true,” he said. “He is an inspiration to many, including myself. This win motivates me to work even harder and aim for greater achievements.”
This victory not only highlights Praggnanandhaa’s potential to challenge the best in the world but also signifies a promising future for Indian chess. As the chess world takes notice, Praggnanandhaa’s triumph over Carlsen stands as a testament to his growing prowess and the exciting new generation of chess talents emerging globally.
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