Chess World Cup 2023 Live Updates: Praggnanandhaa wins 1st game, but Arjun Erigaisi levels in must-win game | Chess News


Arjun Erigaisi vs Praggnanandhaa Live, Chess World Cup 2023: The winner of the Erigaise-Praggnanandhaa clash will play Fabiano Caruana in the semifinal

Chess World Cup 2023 Live Updates: Arjun Erigaisi & Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa in TiebreakerErigaisi vs Praggnanandhaa Chess World Cup Live Updates: Winner of Arjun Erigaisi vs Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa will move into the semi-final.

Chess World Cup 2023 Live, Arjun Erigaisi vs Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa: Arjun Erigaisi and R Praggnanandhaa headed into the third stage of the tiebreak (with a time control of 5 minutes for each player + 3 seconds increment per move) after Pragg won the first game with the time control of 10+10  but was then unable to prevent Arjun from levelling.

Whoever wins the tie-breaker on Thusday will be the fourth player in the FIDE World Cup’s semi-final.

With Magnus Carlsen having announced that he has no interest in playing in the Candidates, the winner of the Arjun versus Praggnanandhaa game is more or less assured a spot in the Candidates Tournament, which is played to determine the challenger to world champion Ding Liren.

INTERACTIVE: You can follow the move-by-move action from the first Arjun vs Pragg game below and also click on the notations at the right of the board to retrace the way the game developed

INTERACTIVE: You can follow the move-by-move action from the second Arjun vs Pragg game below and also click on the notations at the right of the board to retrace the way the game developed

INTERACTIVE: You can follow the move-by-move action from the first Arjun vs Pragg game with the 10+10 time control below and also click on the notations at the right of the board to retrace the way the game developed

INTERACTIVE: You can follow the move-by-move action from the second Arjun vs Pragg game with the 10+10 time control below and also click on the notations at the right of the board to retrace the way the game developed

INTERACTIVE: You can follow the move-by-move action from the first Arjun vs Pragg game with the 5+3 time control below and also click on the notations at the right of the board to retrace the way the game developed

The winner of the Arjun-Praggnanandhaa clash will play Fabiano Caruana in the semifinal. Caruana dominated his American compatriot Leinier Dominguez Perez to win in 94 moves.

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In Baku, India on the backfoot: Magnus Carlsen eliminates D Gukesh; homeboy Nijat Abasov makes Vidit Gujarathi pay for costly slip-up

India’s D Gukesh (left) and Vidit Gujrathi were eliminated in the quarters; Arjun Erigaisi and Praggnanandhaa R will play in a tiebreaker on Thursday. (PHOTO: FIDE/Stev Bonhage)

India’s hopes of three players reaching the semifinal of the FIDE World Cup at Baku were crushed on Wednesday, as Magnus Carlsen eliminated Gukesh D and home favourite Nijat Abasov inflicted a shocking victory on Vidit Gujrathi.

However, India will have at least one player in the semifinal as R Praggnanandhaa fought brilliantly to beat compatriot Arjun Erigaisi in the second game to take their match to tie-breakers, which will be played on Thursday. (read more from our writer Anil Dias)

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First published on: 17-08-2023 at 16:34 IST



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