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Chess Olympiad: Levon Aronian Held by Parimarjan Negi as India Draw 2-2 Against Armenia
Indian men's team put up a splendid show holding defending champions Armenia to a draw on all boards in the eighth round of the ongoing 41st Chess Olympiad to remain seventh in the leader board. India men are currently placed seventh with 12 points in their kitty.
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World Chess Olympiad: Indian Men Hold Armenia, Eves Win 3-1 vs Indonesia
Grand Master Parimarjan Negi showed the way as he played out a chanceless draw with World No 3 Levon Aronian on the top board while the trio of GM SP Sethuraman, GM Krishnan Sasikiran and GM B Adhiban followed suit almost shutting the door on Armenia's title defence with only three rounds left.
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Indian Teams Bounce Back in Chess Olympiad
While Parimarjan Negi, SP Sethuraman and Krishnan Sasikiran dominated for the men's team in their victory over Montenegro, the women's team dominated their Austrian counterparts on all boards and the 4-0 victory was a huge morale booster ahead of the first rest day.
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Indian Men Crush Canada in Chess Olympiad Round Two
Parimarjan Negi defeated Anton Kovalyov from the white side of a Sicilian Taimanov. After enjoying an opening advantage, the Indian opened up the centre for complications and benefitted when Kovalyov blundered a piece to go down.
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Adhiban, Sasikiran in second round of World Chess Cup
However, it turned out to be a bad day in office for other Indian contender Parimarjan Negi as he let go of his lead once again before going down to Yuri Kryvoruchko of Ukraine
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Parimarjan Negi crushes Yuri Kryvoruchko to go one up in World Chess Cup
Fresh from some strong performances including a recent victory in the Politiken Cup with a whopping 9/10 score, Negi proved that his warm up tactics before the World Cup were perfect as Kryvoruchko proved no match.
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Parimarjan Negi wins Politiken Cup in Denmark
Negi was one of the three prominent players to remain unbeaten alongside Edouard Romain of France and Jan Timman of the Netherlands, both of whom were among the bunch of seven players tied for second, one point behind the Indian.
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I'm no more a one dimensional chess player: Parimarjan Negi
Negi, however, feels that it's been a mixed year for him as he failed to defend his Asian Championship title in Manila. Negi's aim this year is to remain in perfect shape for the World Cup to be held from August 10 to September 5 in Tromso, Norway.
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Parimarjan Negi wins Continental Chess Association Open
Negi has had a good season so far, having won the Spring open International chess tournament in Dallas, Texas, in March and he was Joint winner at the Cappelle de Grande in France, where nearly 85 Grand Masters participated in February.
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Harikrishna, Negi goes down fighting in World Chess Cup
Grandmaster and reigning Asian champion P Harikrishna went down fighting to Dmitry Jakovenko of Russia, while Grandmaster Teimour Radjabov of Azerbaijan had it easy against Parimarjan Negi in the first game of the second round of World Chess Cup here.
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BPCL team wins chess title
Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) team A comprising of Harikrishna P, Gopal GN, Parimarjan Negi and Abhijit Gupta scored nine match points to win the 22nd Petroleum Sports Promotion Board inter-unit chess tournament, played at Clube Gaspar Dias Hall in Miramar.
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Negi aims to break into 2650 on FIDE rating
After ending an otherwise disappointing year on a high by winning the National Chess Championship in his third attempt, India's youngest Arjuna Awardee Parimarjan Negi now aims to break into the 2650 bracket on the FIDE rating list next year.
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Parimarjan Negi holds Anish Giri
Grandmaster Parimarjan Negi played out his third draw on the trot, signing peace with Anish Giri of Holland in the sixth round of the Young Grandmasters tournament, a part of the 43rd Biel Chess Festival here.
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Parimarjan Negi holds Anish Giri
Grandmaster Parimarjan Negi played out his third draw on the trot, signing peace with Anish Giri of Holland in the sixth round of the Young Grandmasters tournam
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Parimarjan's losing spree continues at Biel Chess festival
World's second youngest Grandmaster ever Parimarjan Negi succumbed to his third straight loss, going down to Fabiano Caruana of Italy in the third round of the Young Grandmasters tournament of the 43rd Biel Chess Festival here.
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Chess Olympiad: Levon Aronian Held by Parimarjan Negi as India Draw 2-2 Against Armenia
Indian men's team put up a splendid show holding defending champions Armenia to a draw on all boards in the eighth round of the ongoing 41st Chess Olympiad to remain seventh in the leader board. India men are currently placed seventh with 12 points in their kitty.
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World Chess Olympiad: Indian Men Hold Armenia, Eves Win 3-1 vs Indonesia
Grand Master Parimarjan Negi showed the way as he played out a chanceless draw with World No 3 Levon Aronian on the top board while the trio of GM SP Sethuraman, GM Krishnan Sasikiran and GM B Adhiban followed suit almost shutting the door on Armenia's title defence with only three rounds left.
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Indian Teams Bounce Back in Chess Olympiad
While Parimarjan Negi, SP Sethuraman and Krishnan Sasikiran dominated for the men's team in their victory over Montenegro, the women's team dominated their Austrian counterparts on all boards and the 4-0 victory was a huge morale booster ahead of the first rest day.
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Indian Men Crush Canada in Chess Olympiad Round Two
Parimarjan Negi defeated Anton Kovalyov from the white side of a Sicilian Taimanov. After enjoying an opening advantage, the Indian opened up the centre for complications and benefitted when Kovalyov blundered a piece to go down.
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Adhiban, Sasikiran in second round of World Chess Cup
However, it turned out to be a bad day in office for other Indian contender Parimarjan Negi as he let go of his lead once again before going down to Yuri Kryvoruchko of Ukraine
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Parimarjan Negi crushes Yuri Kryvoruchko to go one up in World Chess Cup
Fresh from some strong performances including a recent victory in the Politiken Cup with a whopping 9/10 score, Negi proved that his warm up tactics before the World Cup were perfect as Kryvoruchko proved no match.
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Parimarjan Negi wins Politiken Cup in Denmark
Negi was one of the three prominent players to remain unbeaten alongside Edouard Romain of France and Jan Timman of the Netherlands, both of whom were among the bunch of seven players tied for second, one point behind the Indian.
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I'm no more a one dimensional chess player: Parimarjan Negi
Negi, however, feels that it's been a mixed year for him as he failed to defend his Asian Championship title in Manila. Negi's aim this year is to remain in perfect shape for the World Cup to be held from August 10 to September 5 in Tromso, Norway.
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Parimarjan Negi wins Continental Chess Association Open
Negi has had a good season so far, having won the Spring open International chess tournament in Dallas, Texas, in March and he was Joint winner at the Cappelle de Grande in France, where nearly 85 Grand Masters participated in February.
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Harikrishna, Negi goes down fighting in World Chess Cup
Grandmaster and reigning Asian champion P Harikrishna went down fighting to Dmitry Jakovenko of Russia, while Grandmaster Teimour Radjabov of Azerbaijan had it easy against Parimarjan Negi in the first game of the second round of World Chess Cup here.
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BPCL team wins chess title
Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) team A comprising of Harikrishna P, Gopal GN, Parimarjan Negi and Abhijit Gupta scored nine match points to win the 22nd Petroleum Sports Promotion Board inter-unit chess tournament, played at Clube Gaspar Dias Hall in Miramar.
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Negi aims to break into 2650 on FIDE rating
After ending an otherwise disappointing year on a high by winning the National Chess Championship in his third attempt, India's youngest Arjuna Awardee Parimarjan Negi now aims to break into the 2650 bracket on the FIDE rating list next year.
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Parimarjan Negi holds Anish Giri
Grandmaster Parimarjan Negi played out his third draw on the trot, signing peace with Anish Giri of Holland in the sixth round of the Young Grandmasters tournament, a part of the 43rd Biel Chess Festival here.
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Parimarjan Negi holds Anish Giri
Grandmaster Parimarjan Negi played out his third draw on the trot, signing peace with Anish Giri of Holland in the sixth round of the Young Grandmasters tournam
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Parimarjan's losing spree continues at Biel Chess festival
World's second youngest Grandmaster ever Parimarjan Negi succumbed to his third straight loss, going down to Fabiano Caruana of Italy in the third round of the Young Grandmasters tournament of the 43rd Biel Chess Festival here.
