Indian chess players have been the talk of the town in the last couple of years with consistent shows at the global level. Indian professional chess player Vantika Agrawal and Grandmaster Pranav ...

The Indian scored a total of seven victories and four draws to end up on nine points out of a possible 11 and when the final round pairings were announced it was clear that a draw would be enough for ...

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India's Pranav Venkatesh clinched the World Junior Chess Championship (Under-20) held in Montenegro, remaining undefeated with seven victories and four draws. This marks a significant achievement ...

India's Pranav Venkatesh won the World Junior Chess Championship (Under-20) after settling for a draw against Matic Levrencic of Slovenia in the 11th and final round in Petrovac, Montenegroon on ...

Emulates mentor Visvanathan Anand, who had won the tournament back in 1987. IMAGE: Pranav Venkatesh scored a total of seven victories and four draws to end up on nine points out of a possible 11 ...

Pranav Venkatesh's World Junior Chess Championship victory win sent social media into a state of frenzy as fans rushed to congratulate him. Indian GM Pranav Venkatesh scripted history on Friday ...

The 18-year-old from Chennai who marked his arrival with the world title, seeks a sponsor and hopes to cross the 2700 Elo mark this year Bengaluru: Pranav Venkatesh was five-and-a-half years old ...

18-year-old Pranav Venkatesh clinched the World Junior Chess Championship with unique preparation methods, including playing cricket in hotel rooms with his coach, GM Shyam Sundar. Pranav balanced ...

Pranav Venkatesh from Bengaluru has become the World Junior Chess Champion at Petrovac, Montenegro. He remained unbeaten and topped the table with nine points. This marks India's third consecutive ...

Grandmaster Pranav Venkatesh is the new world junior chess champion. He needed only a draw in the final round to win the open category of the tournament held in Petrovac, Montenegro with a 9/11 score.