North London schoolgirl pulls off a sensational victory against Mariya Muzychuk of Ukraine Dubai: British chess prodigy of Indian origin, Bodhana Sivanandan, has made history once again — this time by ...

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The International Chess Federation has filed a formal complaint against former World Chess Champion Vladimir Kramnik.

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