Chennai Grandmasters: Vincent Keymer Makes It Three in a Row, Maintains Lead with Perfect Score - The Statesman

Chennai Grand Masters 2025: Nihal Sarin upsets Arjun Erigaisi, undefeated Vincent Keymer extends lead on day 4 - The Tribune

Nihal Sarin claimed his first victory of the Chennai Grand Masters 2025, defeating compatriot Arjun Erigaisi in Round 4 on Sunday to halt his unbeaten run.

Chennai Grandmasters: Vincent Keymer makes it three in a row, maintains lead with perfect score - The Statesman

Germany’s Vincent Keymer continued his flawless form in the Chennai Grandmasters 2025, posting his third straight victory by overcoming Karthikeyan Murali in Round 3 at the Hyatt Regency here on Saturday.

Chennai Grand Masters 2025: Arjun Erigaisi stays in hunt as Vincent Keymer leads after Round 3

Round 3 of the Chennai Grand Masters 2025 saw Vincent Keymer maintain his perfect score to lead the Masters, while Arjun Erigaisi jumped to second place in the table. In the Challengers, M Pranesh and Abhimanyu Puranik are sharing the lead.

Arjun Erigaisi In Second Place, German GM Vincent Keymer Leads After Three Rounds Of Chennai Chess

A strong performance from world No. 5 Indian Grandmaster Arjun Erigaisi saw him defeat American GM Ray Robson to stay in sole second positio.

Chennai Grand Masters 2025, Round 3: Vincent Keymer extends winning run; Erigaisi pips Robson

In the only all-Indian clash in the main draw on Saturday, Vidit Gujrathi edged out Nihal Sarin in an exciting encounter, while American GM Awonder Liang claimed his first win.

Chennai Grandmasters Chess: Nihal upsets Arjun, undefeated Keymer extends lead on Day 4

Chennai, Aug 10 (PTI) India’s Nihal Sarin notched up his first win at the Chennai Grandmasters chess tournament, stunning compatriot Arjun Erigaisi in Round 4 here on Sunday. Meanwhile, German GM Vincent Keymer continued his unbeaten run, holding Dutch star Anish Giri to a draw to stay a point clear at the top of the standings. Nihal’s win over Arjun came after a tense, strategic battle that began with the Reti Opening, with the latter mirroring…