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"Suspicious, Requires Investigation": Ding Liren Accused Of 'Deliberately' Losing To D Gukesh

Defending world chess champion Ding Liren was made to rue the 'blunder' he made in the 14th and final game against India's D Gukesh on Thursday. Liren's error of judgment turned out to be a costly one as Gukesh pounced on the mistake to become the youngest world champion in the history of the game. While most of the chess fraternity is elated to see the 18-year-old Gukesh make history, Russian Chess Federation chief Andrei Filatov has accused China's Liren of losing the game on purpose.

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Bill Belichick says North Carolina job is 'a dream come true' - ESPN

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"Historic And Exemplary": PM Narendra Modi Reacts As D Gukesh Becomes World Chess Champion

Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi congratulated Grandmaster D Gukesh after he was crowned the International Chess Federation (FIDE) World Champion on Thursday in Singapore. Gukesh edged out defending champion Ding Liren of China in the deciding Game 14 of their tie, becoming the youngest ever world chess champion. Taking to social media platform X, PM Modi reserved big praise for the 18-year-old and labelled Gukesh's triumph as "historic and exemplary".

"Wasn't Expecting To Win": Emotional D Gukesh Reacts To World Chess Championship Triumph

India's 18-year-old grandmaster Gukesh Dommaraju scripted history on Thursday as he beat China's Ding Liren to win the World Chess Championship 2024, becoming the youngest-ever world champion. Not only was he the youngest, Gukesh also became the first-ever teenager to achieve this feat. Gukesh follows in the footsteps of Indian chess legend Viswanathan Anand, becoming the second Indian to win the crown and the first since 2012. The 14th and final match seemed to head towards a draw, but a late blunder by Ding Liren to sacrifice his rook handed Gukesh victory.

BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Tasha Ghouri says she 'can't even put into words' in admission ahead of final

Tasha Ghouri has said she 'can't even put into words' what being part of Strictly Come Dancing has meant to her as she prepares to compete in the grand final.

Feyenoord start fast to ease past Sparta Prague

ROTTERDAM, Netherlands : Two quickfire early goals laid the foundation for Feyenoord to boost their Champions League hopes with a comfortable 4-2 home win over Sparta Prague on Wednesday.

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"Suspicious, Requires Investigation": Ding Liren Accused Of 'Deliberately' Losing To D Gukesh

"My Dreams Are Bigger": Hockey Icon PR Sreejesh Takes 'Baby Steps' Towards Coaching Ambitions

Bill Belichick said he always wanted to coach in college after taking UNC job: 'Dream come true'

Bill Belichick says North Carolina job is 'a dream come true' - ESPN

"Historic And Exemplary": PM Narendra Modi Reacts As D Gukesh Becomes World Chess Champion

"Wasn't Expecting To Win": Emotional D Gukesh Reacts To World Chess Championship Triumph

BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Tasha Ghouri says she 'can't even put into words' in admission ahead of final

Feyenoord start fast to ease past Sparta Prague