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Kopitar's OT winner lifts Kings to 5-4 win over Oilers to even series at 1-1
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India's Gukesh D Makes History, Becomes Youngest To Win Candidates Chess Tournament
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Beijing half marathon organisers strip top three of medals
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India's Gukesh D Makes History, Becomes Youngest To Win Candidates Chess Tournament
India's 17-year-old Grandmaster D Gukesh scripted history by winning the Candidates Chess Tournament here to become youngest ever challenger to the world title. He will take on reigning world champion, China's Ding Liren, for the crown later this year. Gukesh accumulated nine out of a possible 14 points here after drawing his final round game against American Hikaru Nakamura. He became only the second Indian after the great Viswanathan Anand to win the Candidates. Five-time world champion Anand's triumph came in 2014.