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Prague International Chess Festival: Can World Champion Gukesh Bounce Back Against Aravindh?

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Reigning world chess champion D Gukesh goals to rebound from current losses as he faces fellow Indian Aravindh Chithambaram in a vital Spherical 6 match on the Prague Worldwide Chess Pageant.

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IMAGE: D Gukesh will goal for first victory on the Prague Worldwide Chess Pageant when he takes on compatriot Aravindh Chithambaram within the sixth spherical. {Photograph}: Frans Peeters/FIDE

Key Factors

  • D Gukesh is struggling to search out his kind on the Prague Worldwide Chess Pageant.
  • Jorden van Foreest leads the Masters part with 4 wins and one loss.
  • Divya Deshmukh is displaying promise within the Challengers’ part.

Reigning world champion D Gukesh will tackle compatriot Aravindh Chithambaram within the sixth spherical of the Masters part of the Prague Worldwide Chess Pageant on Wednesday, desperately in search of his first victory within the event.

With simply 1.5 factors coming by way of three attracts and a few losses, that is one other hunch for Gukesh that noticed him slip to quantity 17 within the stay world rankings. The World champion must make changes rapidly earlier than it is too late within the occasion.

 

Gukesh’s first loss was towards event chief Jorden van Foreest, the place he was doing nicely till a sure level, whereas his second defeat towards Nodirbek Abdusattorov was a positional mistake below time stress from what appeared like a received place.

Gukesh is ready to play Iranian Parham Maghsoodloo, Vincent Keymer of Germany and David Anton Guijarro of Spain within the final three rounds.

Aravindh has had a lone victory however that was additionally from a worse place towards American Hans Moke Niemann. The Indian defending champion broke into top-level chess proper in Prague final 12 months after profitable this event, however his struggles this 12 months make Gukesh an enormous favourite of their conflict.

Van Foreest massive favorite to win title

Jorden van Foreest has been a revelation just lately. The Dutchman has mentioned he’s stunned by his personal outcomes. Nonetheless, with 4 wins and a single loss, he’s the one participant to have performed all decisive video games to date, making him the favorite because the event enters the enterprise finish.

Following the Dutch Grandmaster is native hero David Navara, who has achieved extremely nicely to this point to be on 3.5 factors regardless of being the final seed. In the meantime, Abdusattorov, Gukesh, and Aravindh are at present sharing the final three spots with Niemann.

Within the Challengers’ part, Divya Deshmukh has proven a number of promise, sitting on 2.5 factors out of a doable 5; nevertheless, the limelight has been stolen by Czech Worldwide Grasp Vaclav Finek, who holds the only lead with 4 factors from 5 video games.

Divya’s victory over Ganguly within the earlier spherical deserves consideration, as it’s arduous to recall when Ganguly — a several-time Indian champion and former second to Viswanathan Anand — final misplaced to an Indian girl participant.

Ganguly additionally seeks critical redemption, as he has garnered only one level and is on the backside of the desk.

Spherical 6 Pairings

Masters: D Gukesh (Ind, 1.5) vs Aravindh Chithambaram (Ind, 1.5); David Anton Guijarro (Esp, 3) vs Parham Maghsoodloo (Iri, 2.5); Hans Moke Niemann (Usa, 1.5) vs Vincent Keymer (Ger, 2); Nodirbek Yakubboev (Uzb, 2) vs Nodirbek Abdusattorov (Uzb, 3.5); Jorden van Foreest (Ned, 4) vs David Navara (Cze (3.5).

Challengers: Daniil Yuffa (Esp, 2.5) vs Surya Shekhar Ganguly (Ind, 1); Benjamin Gledura (Hun, 2) Nemec Jachym (Cze, 3); Divya Deshmukh (Ind, 2.5) vs Thomas Beerdsen (Ned, 3); Hrbek Stepan (Cze, 3) vs Jonas Buhl Bjerre (Den, 2.5); Zhu Jiner (Chn, 1.5) vs Finek Vanclav (Cze, 4).



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