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World Blitz Championship: Magnus Carlsen Wins Record-Extending 9th Title, Arjun Erigaisi Settles For Bronze
World No.1 Magnus Carlsen showed his endgame genius yet again to add a record-extending ninth world Blitz title to the Rapid gold medal he won two days back.
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Koneru Humpy Settles For Bronze After Coming Close To World Rapid Championships Title
Koneru Humpy suffered a massive heartbreak in her bid for a third world rapid title, finishing with a bronze in the women's section of the FIDE World Rapid Championships.
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Chance For D Gukesh To End Season On High, Koneru Humpy Will Aim To Defend Title
World champion D Gukesh will get the opportunity to end the season on a high following an underwhelming season, while Koneru Humpy will aim to defend her title when the star-studded FIDE World Rapid and Blitz Championships get underway on Thursday.
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St. Louis Rapid And Blitz: D Gukesh Ends Tied 6th; Aronian Wins Title
World champion GM D Gukesh finished tied sixth as Levon Aronian of USA convincingly won the St. Louis Rapid and Blitz that concluded.
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Divya Deshmukh Arrives To Grand Reception, Credits Women's Chess World Cup Win To Her Family
Divya, 19, arrived from Batumi, Georgia, where she defeated Indian stalwart Koneru Humpy in the Women's World Cup title showdown
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Divya Deshmukh NDTV Exclusive: "Beating Koneru Humpy Wasn't New, Winning World Cup Feels Great"
Divya Deshmukh made history as she became the first Indian to win the Women's World Cup beating compatriot Koneru Humpy
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Who Is Divya Deshmukh: 1st Indian Woman To Clinch Chess World Cup Title
The 19-year-old Divya Deshmukh stunned the chess world by winning the FIDE Women's World Cup 2025, becoming the first Indian woman to claim the prestigious title.
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Divya Deshmukh Beats Koneru Humpy To Win FIDE Women's Chess World Cup
The victory not just earned the 19-year-old the prestigious title, but also made her a Grandmaster
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Divya Deshmukh Breaks Down After Clinching Historic Chess World Cup Title - Video
Divya Deshmukh became the first Indian woman to clinch the FIDE World Cup title after defeating compatriot Koneru Humpy at Georgia's Batumi.
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D Gukesh Opts Out As R Praggnanandhaa To Lead India's Charge At Las Vegas Freestyle Chess
World number one Magnus Carlsen will yet again start as the favourite for the title in this edition.
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World Blitz Championship: Magnus Carlsen Wins Record-Extending 9th Title, Arjun Erigaisi Settles For Bronze
World No.1 Magnus Carlsen showed his endgame genius yet again to add a record-extending ninth world Blitz title to the Rapid gold medal he won two days back.
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Koneru Humpy Settles For Bronze After Coming Close To World Rapid Championships Title
Koneru Humpy suffered a massive heartbreak in her bid for a third world rapid title, finishing with a bronze in the women's section of the FIDE World Rapid Championships.
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Chance For D Gukesh To End Season On High, Koneru Humpy Will Aim To Defend Title
World champion D Gukesh will get the opportunity to end the season on a high following an underwhelming season, while Koneru Humpy will aim to defend her title when the star-studded FIDE World Rapid and Blitz Championships get underway on Thursday.
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St. Louis Rapid And Blitz: D Gukesh Ends Tied 6th; Aronian Wins Title
World champion GM D Gukesh finished tied sixth as Levon Aronian of USA convincingly won the St. Louis Rapid and Blitz that concluded.
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Divya Deshmukh Arrives To Grand Reception, Credits Women's Chess World Cup Win To Her Family
Divya, 19, arrived from Batumi, Georgia, where she defeated Indian stalwart Koneru Humpy in the Women's World Cup title showdown
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Divya Deshmukh NDTV Exclusive: "Beating Koneru Humpy Wasn't New, Winning World Cup Feels Great"
Divya Deshmukh made history as she became the first Indian to win the Women's World Cup beating compatriot Koneru Humpy
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Who Is Divya Deshmukh: 1st Indian Woman To Clinch Chess World Cup Title
The 19-year-old Divya Deshmukh stunned the chess world by winning the FIDE Women's World Cup 2025, becoming the first Indian woman to claim the prestigious title.
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Divya Deshmukh Beats Koneru Humpy To Win FIDE Women's Chess World Cup
The victory not just earned the 19-year-old the prestigious title, but also made her a Grandmaster
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Divya Deshmukh Breaks Down After Clinching Historic Chess World Cup Title - Video
Divya Deshmukh became the first Indian woman to clinch the FIDE World Cup title after defeating compatriot Koneru Humpy at Georgia's Batumi.
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D Gukesh Opts Out As R Praggnanandhaa To Lead India's Charge At Las Vegas Freestyle Chess
World number one Magnus Carlsen will yet again start as the favourite for the title in this edition.
