US EditionWorld Chess Championship: Ding Liren, Gukesh tied at halfway after fifth consecutive draw
- Both players are tied at three points each going into Game 7 of the World Chess Championship.
- After the seventh round match ended in a draw, both players have 3.5 points each with one win each.
- Ding Liren won the first round, while Gukesh claimed victory in the third round to level the points.
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World Chess Championship: Ding Liren, Gukesh tied at halfway after fifth consecutive draw
Defending world chess champion Ding Liren and teenage challenger Gukesh Dommaraju played to a fifth consecutive draw Wednesday, with neither player taking the lead after eight games. Both players were deadlocked at 4.0 points each in the first-ever World Championship encounter between two Asian players, as the 14-match tournament went past the halfway mark.
The final of the Chess World Championship in Singapore could hardly be more exciting. The match between the Indian Dommaraju and the Chinese Liren is tied. A playoff could decide the outcome. By Jennifer Johnston.
In addition to beach fans, roller coasters and casinos, the world chess champion and his challenger try their luck. A half-time conclusion
There is no winner in the 7th game of the World Chess Championship either. The duel between defending champion Ding and challenger Gukesh remains even. The duel between defending champion Ding and challenger Gukesh (pictured) remains even. Image: keystoneThere is no winner in the 7th game of the World Chess Championship either. The duel between defending champion Ding and challenger Gukesh remains even.An article byChallenger Dommaraju Gukesh mi…
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