India's 18-year old chess prodigy R Praggnanandhaa continued to stun world champions as he became the youngest to reach the Chess World Cup final – Odisha Diary, Latest Odisha News, Breaking News
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India's 18-year old chess prodigy R Praggnanandhaa continued to stun world champions as he became the youngest to reach the Chess World Cup final. He beat Fabiano Caruana and is set to face world champion Magnus Carlsen in the final.
India's 18-year old chess prodigy R Praggnanandhaa continued to stun world champions as he became the youngest to reach the Chess World Cup final. He beat Fabiano Caruana and is set to face world champion Magnus Carlsen in the final.
India's 18-year old chess prodigy R Praggnanandhaa continued to stun world champions as he became the youngest to reach the Chess World Cup final. He beat Fabiano Caruana and is set to face world champion Magnus Carlsen in the final.
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