Nihal Sarin
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FIDE Grand Swiss: Indian players experience mixed fortunes in second round of tournament
•Both Sasikiran and Praggnanandhaa have 1.5 points after two rounds while three players, including the talented Alireza Firouzja of France, are on top with two full points.
FIDE Online Chess Olympiad: India climb to top spot with three wins on Day 2
•The team led by former world champion Viswanathan Anand edged Belarus 3.5-2.5 after outclassing Shenzhen China 5-1 and Azerbaijan 4-2.
Biel Chess Festival: India's Nihal Sarin draws final round game; finishes third overall
•Veteran American player Gata Kamsky, who established an early lead with a good performance in the Rapid event held on to win the title despite a below par showing in the Blitz section.
Biel Chess festival: Indian Grandmaster Nihal Sarin shines in Blitz event, wins eight games
•Sarin is placed joint second after the rapid, blitz and four rounds of Classical section at the Biel Grandmaster Triathlon
Viswanathan Anand to lead strong Indian team in online Chess Olympiad
•All the players will be based in Chennai from where all the matches will be played.
Chess World Cup: Indians Vidit Gujrathi, P Harikrishna, R Praggnanandhaa win in first game of fourth round
•The Gujrathi-Adhiban game was expected to be an interesting one and it lived up to the expectations before the former snatched victory in 43 moves.
Chess World Cup: Vidit Gujrathi through to third round with tie-break win, D Gukesh, Padmini Rout eliminated
•However, the other Indian players involved in the tie-break — D Gukesh and Padmini Rout — bowed out of the tournament.
Chess World Cup: Indians R Praggnanandhaa, B Adhiban, Nihal Sarin enter third round
•The 15-year-old Praggnanandha won the second game of the two-game mini-match against the experienced Armenian Gabriel Sargissian to wrap up a 2-0 win. He will face Michal Krasenkow of Poland next.
Chess World Cup: India's R Praggnanandhaa, B Adhiban win in first game of second round
•Chennai lad Praggnanandha got the better of the experienced Gabriel Sargissian (Armenia) and Adhiban posted a crushing win over Neuris Delgado Ramirez in just 22 moves in the men's event.
Chess World Cup: R Praggnanandhaa, Nihal Sarin, P Iniyan advance to second round
•Also advancing were GM Aravindh Chithambaram VR, a 2-0 winner over Michael Concio Jr and the experienced B Adhiban who beat Chilesto Chipanga of Malawi.