Chess with Errol

Abhimanyu Mishra (Photo – Biel Chess Festival)
Abhimanyu Mishra (Photo – Biel Chess Festival)

A nod to the underdogs

During the 2024 Junior Championship Qualifier Tournament sponsored by Moo Milk, which was contested earlier this month, Mahir Rajkumar outplayed Italy Ton-Chung.

Ronuel Greenidge (right) winner of the 4th Grand Prix chess tournament, played undefeated. Aditi Joshi of Queen's College is his opponent in this photo.

Controlling the centre

Grand Prix No 4, the last of the intensely competitive chess tournaments for seniors in a classical mode, was won by Candidate Master Ronuel Greenidge who played unbeaten throughout the eight-round competition.

Mikhail Chigorin and Wilhelm Steinitz from a poster of their 1892 match

Blunders

The dictionary of chess defines a blunder as a move so inferior in one’s standard of play as to be inexplicable on purely technical grounds.

Shazeeda Rahim (right) opposing Nellisha Johnson at the Grand Prix

Sandiford and Rahim to the max

National junior chess champion Keron Sandiford made a bold statement two Thursday nights ago when he won the first Century 21 Grand Prix tournament of 2024.

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