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Praggnanandhaa says winning Norway Chess title ‘more special’ than beating Magnus Carlsen

Praggnanandhaa says winning Norway Chess title ‘more special’ than beating Magnus Carlsen
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Indian Grandmaster R. Praggnanandhaa secured a historic victory at the 2026 Norway Chess tournament. He expressed that winning the title was more significant to him than his individual victories against Magnus Carlsen.

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The victory marks a significant milestone for Indian chess on the international stage, highlighting the rise of a new generation of talent.

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R. Praggnanandhaa... the name is a tongue-twister no more . The chess world and fans have gotten used to it as the Indian Grandmaster just keeps winning titles and accolades. Beating Magnus Carlsen to the title in his own backyard in a tournament which he has dominated is no mean feat and he did it in style, winning four classical games in a row to storm to the top.

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