D Gukesh Beats Ding Liren in Game 11 of World Chess Championship 2024, Gains Lead for the First Time Against Defending Champion

D Gukesh is just 1.5 points away from clinching the FIDE World Chess Championship 2024 with three more rounds remaining in the 14-round classical format. If the Indian grandmaster wins the title, Gukesh will be the youngest and only the second Indian to clinch the Chess Championship.

D Gukesh Beats Ding Liren in Game 11 of World Chess Championship 2024, Gains Lead for the First Time Against Defending Champion
D Gukesh in action. (Photo credits: X/@FIDE_chess)
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India's Grandmaster D Gukesh secured his second win over defending champion Ding Liren in the ongoing FIDE World Chess Championship. Gukesh won the 11th round against his Chinese counterpart and took a crucial 6-5 lead, with three more games to go in the 14-round classical format. In the match, the defending champions blundered under time pressure. After realising his mistakes, Liren shook hands with his Indian counterpart. Earlier, Liren won the opening game to take the lead before Gukesh made a strong comeback in the third game, which was followed by seven stalemates. World Chess Championship 2024: D Gukesh, Ding Liren Play Out Another Draw, Scores Tied After Five Games.

D Gukesh Takes 6-5 Lead against Ding Liren

Here's the Winning Moment

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India's Grandmaster D Gukesh secured his second win over defending champion Ding Liren in the ongoing FIDE World Chess Championship. Gukesh won the 11th round against his Chinese counterpart and took a crucial 6-5 lead, with three more games to go in the 14-round classical format. In the match, the defending champions blundered under time pressure. After realising his mistakes, Liren shook hands with his Indian counterpart. Earlier, Liren won the opening game to take the lead before Gukesh made a strong comeback in the third game, which was followed by seven stalemates. World Chess Championship 2024: D Gukesh, Ding Liren Play Out Another Draw, Scores Tied After Five Games.

D Gukesh Takes 6-5 Lead against Ding Liren

Here's the Winning Moment

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