Viswanathan Anand In Chennai

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  "Came To Chess Because Of...": R Praggnanandhaa Reveals The Person After World Cup Heroics

  Indian sport has a new hero - R Praggnanandhaa. The 18-year-old from Chennai, Tamil Nadu, went down fighting valiantly to world No. 1 Magnus Carlsen in the final of the Chess World Cup

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  "9 Hours Of Sleep, Walk After Match...": R Praggnanandhaa's Coach Reveals Chess Prodigy's Routine

  By becoming the only Indian player after legendary Viswanathan Anand to book a spot in the Candidates tournament, the 18-year-old wonderkid from Chennai has proved that he will be the name to reckon with in future.

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  Watch: Twin Sisters Leave Grandmaster Viswanathan Anand Puzzled With A Chess-Related Question

  India's chess legend Viswanathan Anand was recently left puzzled after two young fans asked him a question at the Chess Olympiad in Chennai.

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  Viswanathan Anand Reunites With Family In Chennai After Completing 7-Day Institutional Quarantine

  Viswanathan Anand reunited with his family in Chennai after completing a seven-day institutional quarantine in Bengaluru.

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  Viswanathan Anand Loses in World Championship but Good Year for Indian Chess

  After losing his World Championship crown at Chennai in 2013, this year saw Viswanathan Anand earn the right to challenge world champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway again by winning the Candidates tournament at Khanty Mansiysk, Russia in March.

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  Watch World Chess Championship Game 6 Highlights: Viswanathan Anand vs Magnus Carlsen

  Viswanathan Anand is aiming for his sixth world title, having lost to Norway's Magnus Carlsen in Chennai last year. This year's world championship is being played in Sochi. Catch all the highlights here.

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  World Chess Championship Game 5 Highlights: Viswanathan Anand vs Magnus Carlsen

  Viswanathan Anand is aiming for his sixth world title, having lost to Norway's Magnus Carlsen in Chennai last year. This year's world championship is being played in Sochi. Catch all the highlights here:

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  Viswanathan Anand Sitting Pretty Ahead of 5th Game vs Magnus Carlsen in World Chess Championship

  With one victory, one loss and two draws, the match is currently tied 2-2, but a big trend seem to be favouring Anand compared to the last match at Chennai, which the Indian had lost badly last year.

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  World Chess Championship, Game 4 Highlights: Viswanathan Anand vs Magnus Carlsen

  Viswanathan Anand is aiming for his sixth world title, having lost to Norway's Magnus Carlsen in Chennai last year. This year's world championship is being played in Sochi. Catch all the highlights here:

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  Watch World Chess Championship Live: Viswanathan Anand vs Magnus Carlsen

  Five-time world champion Viswanathan Anand had lost to current top-ranked chess player Magnus Carlsen in Chennai last year, losing his world title in the process.

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  World Chess Championship: Viswanathan Anand Wary of "Tenacious" Magnus Carlsen

  Grandmaster Viswanathan Anand has played six World Chess Championship matches since 2007 and he will be up against Magnus Carlsen in Sochi, who had defeated the Indian legend in Chennai last year.

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  Viswanathan Anand Reflects on His Lowest Point Ahead of Title Rematch vs Magnus Carlsen

  Ahead of the big world title rematch against Magnus Carlsen, five-time world champion Viswanathan Anand says losing to the Norwegian in Chennai last year was one of the lowest points of his career.

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  Viswanathan Anand suffers shock defeat to Hikaru Nakamura in Round 2 of Zurich Chess Challenge

  World champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway, who beat Viswanathan Anand in the World Championship in Chennai last year, played out a draw with Levon Aronian while Fabiano Caruana of Italy hung on to get his draw with Boris Gelfand of Israel in the other games of this six-player round-robin tournament.

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  World chess champion Magnus Carslen gets Rs 9.9 crore prize money

  Magnus Carlsen beat Viswanathan Anand in Chennai to win his maiden world crown.

• Chennai: Magnus Carlsen aware he has fans in India, says his father

  World Number One in chess, Magnus Carlsen, is not taking any chances though he has a 2-point lead over defending champion Viswanathan Anand.