Asian Games trials: Wrestling referee turns son's 'coach' during bout, gets show-cause notice. Son loses final, dad gets notice. 5 wrestlers suspended for fake birth certificates, 1 of them got selected for U20 Asian meet. @indraneel0@Xpress_Sports https://t.co/rtLaXGOJER
The message to former world champions who have been hyper critical of Gukesh over the last year? Gukesh's goal isn't to meet their expectations. Had a select sitdown with Gajewski, the world champion's coach
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History. R Praggnanandhaa forces Magnus Carlsen to resign for the second time in the same tournament. Joins a band of very players in history to have beaten the World No. 1 in three Classical games. Wow. Carlsen resigned when he was about to be mated in four moves.
Pragg, Carlsen, a Classical rating of over 5500 between them, standing side by side talking about their game while 50 Oslo locals wait for signatures and selfies. Chess has absolutely nailed this.
@tnrags I'm pretty sure these were the same people who were criticising Wenger's teams for having no steel or lacking street smartness. No winning over the clowns.
@tnrags Brilliant takedown? The irony of this word salad is they were actually playing the property of a country whose main export business involves polluting the environment.
“Why argue with an Arsenal fan when you can just wait?” We waited. We won. We are champions of England - and we are just one game away from being crowned champions of Europe. Read my piece on what Arsenal means to me here: https://t.co/J6cg388mRH
Pretty sure this was in jest but that's one way for a former world champ to wish a current world champ on his birthday. "...you are not a teen anymore. Time to grow up." Ouch.
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Can be punished if you don't push narratives of broadcasters, boards. Windies great Michael Holding on present-day commentary | Ex-fiery pacer talks about how he was tried to be restricted during 2014 WI tour of India & 2019 WC. @indraneel0@Xpress_Sports https://t.co/edN0k2wZFp
On D Gukesh's final day as a teen, Magnus Carlsen shows why he remains the top dog in the world. The World No. 1 defended an unpleasant position before turning the tables to beat the world champion in about four hours.
Holy shit. Pragg beats Magnus in Classical for a second time in succession. Then drops this in the mixed zone. "I honestly don't think it's such a big deal, I just got lucky at the end."
Rant about the NBA App. Self doubting. Getting surprised. That was Magnus. Pragg, meanwhile, wasn't too pleased with his work. But apart from Anand, Pragg is now the only Indian to own two Classical wins over Magnus. Piece on a huge win for the 20-yr-old
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