World Chess Championship 2014: Chennai Debacle a Closed Chapter, Says Anand, as Indian Looks Ahead to Rematch with Carlsen - International Business Times, India Edition
Viswanathan Anand will take on defending champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in the 2014 World Chess Championship, which starts in Sochi on Friday, ...
'Carlsen vs Anand will be much closer than last time' - Firstpost
Anand lost the last match, losing three and drawing seven games against Carlsen at Chennai last November with a final score of 3.5-6.5 in the favour of ...
New York Times chess column: Don't mourn its passing—this is a great chance for the Gray Lady to bring its chess coverage into modern times. - Slate Magazine
This is the final chess column to run in The New York Times.” That succinct sentence was appended below Dylan Loeb McClain's column this past Sunday,...
Norway Chess 2015 i fare - Aftenposten
Aftenposten
Norway Chess 2015 i fare. Arrangørene av Norway Chess sliter med å få brikkene på plass. Nå er det ikke sikkert det blir sjakkturnering i Stavanger i 2015. CAMILLA KLOVNING. Oppdatert: 30.sep. 2014 14:56. Del. Tweet. E-post. Norway Chess søkte ...
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Norway Chess 2015 i fare - Dagbladet.no
Dagbladet.no
Sjakkturneringen Norway Chess sliter økonomisk, og det er ikke sikkert turneringen neste år blir noe av, melder Stavanger Aftenblad. Turneringen søkte Stavanger kommune om støtte på 1,2 millioner kroner årlig de neste to årene. Den har imidlertid bare ...
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Bobby Fischer's Winning Streaks: 1963 to 1965 - Chessbase News
When Fabiano Caruana started the Sinquefield Cup with 7.0/7, the chess world wondered whether this was indeed the best performance ever. Memories of ...
Fabiano Caruana threatening to overtake Magnus Carlsen as world No1 - The Guardian
The 22-year-old could reach the top of the rankings if he does well before Carlsen takes part in his world title rematch with Vishy Anand.
Does Chess Still Matter? | On Point - WBUR
A young grandmaster just did the impossible at a top chess tournament. No one paid attention. Does chess still matter?
One of the Most Amazing Feats in Chess History Just Happened, and No One ... - Slate Magazine
Slate Magazine
Slate Magazine
Before any of the six entrants in the 2014 Sinquefield Cup had nudged a white pawn to e4, they'd already been hailed as the strongest collection of chess talent ever assembled. The tournament, held in St. Louis, featured the top three players in the game.
Sinquefield Cup: One of the most amazing feats in chess history just happened, and no one noticed. - Slate
Sinquefield Cup champion Fabiano Caruana chats with Seth Stevenson about chess. - Slate Magazine
Grandmaster Clash - Slate Magazine
Before any of the six entrants in the 2014 Sinquefield Cup had nudged a white pawn to e4, they'd already been hailed as the strongest collection of chess talent ...
Grandmaster Clash - Slate Magazine
Before any of the six entrants in the 2014 Sinquefield Cup had nudged a white pawn to e4, they'd already been hailed as the strongest collection of chess talent ...
Sinquefield Cup: One of the most amazing feats in chess history just happened, and no one noticed. - Slate Magazine
Before any of the six entrants in the 2014 Sinquefield Cup had nudged a white pawn to e4, they'd already been hailed as the strongest collection of...
On Chess: World Champion Carlsen Had Extra Pressure While In St. Louis - St. Louis Public Radio
It's not often that the World Champion of Chess gets his thunder stolen but, while here in St. Louis, GM Magnus Carlsen's moment away from the spotlight.
On Chess: World Champion Carlsen Had Extra Pressure While In St. Louis - St. Louis Public Radio
It's not often that the World Champion of Chess gets his thunder stolen but, while here in St. Louis, GM Magnus Carlsen's moment away from the spotlight.
Fabiano Caruana closing in on Magnus Carlsen after Sinquefield Cup win - The Guardian
The Guardian
The Guardian
Fabiano Caruana impressively totalled 8.5/10 to win the £100,000 Sinquefield Cup at St Louis and cement his status as the crown prince of chess, just 27 points behind the world champion, Magnus Carlsen, in the ratings. Yet it could have been better ...
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Fabiano Caruana closing in on Magnus Carlsen after Sinquefield Cup win - The Guardian
Fabiano Caruana closing in on Magnus Carlsen after Sinquefield Cup win - The Guardian
Fabiano Caruana closing in on Magnus Carlsen after Sinquefield Cup win - The Guardian
Fabiano Caruana impressively totalled 8.5/10 to win the £100,000 Sinquefield Cup at St Louis and cement his status as the crown prince of chess, just 27 points ...