BERLIN (AP) — Norwegian grandmaster Magnus Carlsen is playing a single game of chess against 140,000 people worldwide in a ...

The Crystal Palace forward recently took time out of FA Cup final preparations to win a chess tournament. So is he any good?

D Gukesh is the current India No. 1 and will also face Magnus Carlsen in a classical chess showdown in Norway this year. Since D Gukesh defeated Ding Liren to become the youngest-ever World Chess ...

But it was his queen to E3 that won him £15,000 in a chess competition on Friday night ... He moved his rook to the top end of the virtual board, putting Sapnap in check and forcing him to ...

Two chess powerhouses – India and the USA – will clash at the Esports Stadium in Arlington, Texas, in a unique five-board match in October this year. The upcoming event, which is named Checkmate: USA ...

But only because he refused to call the arbiter and claim a draw by threefold repetition when it occurred on the board. He always ... a hand always planted on his face as he thinks of his next move.

The five-board team match between both nations will take place in October in Texas; Return match expected to take place in India In what appears to be a cracking and unique face-off, reigning ...

Then, head to the northwest edge of the platform and drop down. This hidden room has a chess board in the center of it, and as you move closer you'll see the prompt reading 'Pick up the King?' ...

Magnus Carlsen isn’t just the world’s top-ranked chess player at present, he is also widely considered among the greatest to have ever played the sport, alongside Garry Kasparov, Anatoly Karpov, Bobby ...

Indian Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa showcased resilience at the Superbet Rapid & Blitz tournament, climbing to second place after a strong showing in the blitz section. Despite a shaky start ...

You’ll find a chess board sitting on the table. When you approach, it’ll ask: “Pick up the King?” Interact with the board and you’ll be teleported onto it. When you land on the chess ...

Virendra Saklani/Gulf News Dubai: At just 15, Rouda Al Serkal has already carved her name in the UAE sporting history as the country’s first Women Grand Master in chess — but for the teenager ...