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FIDE World Chess Cup winner to get Viswanathan Anand Trophy

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FIDE Chess World Cup Trophy

IMAGE: The FIDE World Cup Chess Cup Trophy was renamed because the Viswanathan Anand Trophy. {Photograph}: Nitin Narang/X

The brand new trophy of the FIDE World Chess Cup was on Friday christened because the Viswanathan Anand trophy, in honour of the five-time World champion Indian legend.

The trophy, manufactured from brass and gold-plated, was unveiled throughout a vibrant opening ceremony in Panjim, which was attended by Union Sports activities Minister Mansukh Mandaviya, Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant and FIDE chief Arkady Dvorkovich.

The rolling trophy can be handed on to future champions of the FIDE World Cup.

After a vibrant ceremony which showcased Goa’s wealthy tradition, and the ‘Spirit and Story of Chess’, the event was formally declared open by Prime Minister Narendra Modi by means of a letter learn out by All India Chess Federation president Nitin Narang.

“…Because the Chess World Cup returns to the ‘house of chess’, it feels as if the sport has come full circle. India’s rising position as a bunch to main worldwide sporting occasions continues and augurs properly for each India and the world. I declare the FIDE Chess World Cup 2025 open,” the PM mentioned in his message.

The US$ 2 million prize cash event, commencing Saturday, will function 206 gamers from 82 international locations vying for the coveted title and three spots for Candidates 2026 — the gateway to the following World Championship match.

World Girls Chess Cup title holder Divya Deshmukh carried out the draw of colors ceremony for the gamers in Spherical 1.

Since she picked black for primary participant, India’s D Gukesh, all odd quantity gamers will start with black items of their matches on Saturday.

 

“The final time India hosted the FIDE World Cup we had lower than 10 Grandmasters. Now we’ve got 90 and India holds the Olympiad titles in each open and ladies class and the

Girls’s World Cup title gained by Divya Deshmukh,” Mandaviya mentioned whereas addressing the gathering.

“India has come a good distance in these 23 years and I’m assured that internet hosting this world cup will solely assist us produce extra champions sooner or later.”

AICF chief Narang mentioned he is extraordinarily proud and delighted to announce the Viswanathan Anand Cup, the FIDE World Cup (Open) Winner’s Operating Trophy, instituted in honour of the “King of Chess and India’s first Grandmaster, Shri Viswanathan Anand”.

The World Cup can be an eight-round, single-elimination knockout occasion, the place every match consists of two classical video games performed below commonplace time controls.

If the rating is tied after these, the gamers return on the third day for a sequence of fast and blitz tie-breaks to resolve who advances.

The highest 50 seeds — comprising most of the world’s highest-rated Grandmasters — obtain byes into the second spherical, whereas the remaining 156 rivals start their campaigns on November 1.

Reigning World champion, India’s D Gukesh, has been seeded straight into spherical two.

In line with the event format, the highest 50 gamers have acquired a bye within the opening spherical.

Turkey’s GM Yagiz Kaan Erdogmus would be the highest ranked participant within the opening spherical and can tackle the lowest-ranked participant within the event, CM Nagi Abugenda of Libya.

Among the many Indians, reigning world junior champion Pranav V would be the highest rated participant in motion in Spherical 1.

He’ll face Ala Eddine Boulrens of Algeria.

High seed and world champion D Gukesh, second seed Arjun Erigaisi, final version runner-up R Praggnanandhaa will solely be seen in motion from November 4.

That is the primary time since 2002 that the FIDE World Cup is being held in India.

On that event, Anand had defeated Rustam Kasimdzhanov within the two-game remaining in Hyderabad.

Greater than twenty years later, India boast of a younger world champion in Gukesh, Olympiad group titles in each the Open and ladies’s sections, and Divya Deshmukh, the present Girls’s World Cup winner and the one feminine participant on this 12 months’s World Cup.



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