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World Chess Championship: Focussed On Taking It One Game At A Time - D Gukesh

Indian Grandmaster D Gukesh on Tuesday said he is focussed on taking it one game at a time and is hoping for "many more good days" as he aims to upstage Ding Liren and become the youngest world champion in chess. Playing with black pieces, the 18-year-old Gukesh bounced back to draw the second game against defending champion Liren of China in the World Chess Championship here. This was a day after Liren (black) exploited Gukesh's blunder in a French Defense match to clinch the first game. "Today was a good day, and hopefully, we will have many more good days coming," Gukesh said at the end of the second game.

Kobe retain top spot in Asian Champions League after goalkeeping error gifts win

HONG KONG : Vissel Kobe edged closer to a place in the knockout rounds of the Asian Champions League Elite on Tuesday after a late error by visiting goalkeeper Dylan Peraic-Cullen handed the Japanese champions a 3-2 win over Central Coast Mariners in Kobe.

Action at UK Championship suspended due to ill fan

Play was stopped and spectators asked to leave the auditorium after a member of the crowd was taken ill during the first-round match between Judd Trump and Neil Robertson at the UK Championship in York.

D Gukesh Draws With Ding Liren In Second Game Of World Chess Championship

Indian Grandmaster D Gukesh bounced back to draw a largely uneventful second game against defending champion Ding Liren of China in the World Chess Championship on Tuesday. Playing with black pieces, Gukesh made a comeback of sorts, having lost to Liren in the opener of the 14-game showdown, on Monday. It was a good recovery by Gukesh as Liren could do very little with his white pieces and had to share the point "Draw with black in the world championship match is always nice and it's too early, we still have a long match," the Chennai-based GM said in the post-game press conference.

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Kekalahan Arab Saudi dari Indonesia pekan lalu membawa korban. Manajer Green Falcons mundur dari jabatannya.

‘Don’t tarnish the image of gymnastics’: Provocative dancing videos by former Chinese gymnast stir controversy

SINGAPORE: A social media storm has erupted in China over provocative dance videos posted by former national gymnast-turned-influencer Wu Liufang, with one compatriot accusing her of crossing the line and tarnishing the image of gymnastics.

Ding Liren Draws First Blood, Beats D Gukesh In World Chess Championship Opener

Indian Grandmaster D Gukesh paid dearly for unwarranted complications in the middle game, allowing defending champion Ding Liren of China to clinch the opening game of the World Chess Championship on Monday. The 18-year-old Gukesh, who is the youngest ever challenger for the world championship crown, came up with an early surprise in the opening by pushing his king pawn forward. It's a move that symbolises attacking intentions and the Chinese chose the French defense to combat the situation.

Mercosur: France seeks to rally blocking minority against trade deal

As negotiators from all sides on the Mercosur deal enter a new round of negotiations this week ahead of a meeting in Uruguay on 5 and 6 December at which there are hopes the deal can be closed, France is stepping up its attempts to rally support from Italy, Austria, Poland and the Netherlands to halt the deal in its tracks.

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World Chess Championship: Focussed On Taking It One Game At A Time - D Gukesh

Kobe retain top spot in Asian Champions League after goalkeeping error gifts win

Action at UK Championship suspended due to ill fan

D Gukesh Draws With Ding Liren In Second Game Of World Chess Championship

Manajer Timnas Arab Saudi Mundur Usai Dikalahkan Indonesia

‘Don’t tarnish the image of gymnastics’: Provocative dancing videos by former Chinese gymnast stir controversy

Ding Liren Draws First Blood, Beats D Gukesh In World Chess Championship Opener

Mercosur: France seeks to rally blocking minority against trade deal