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Indian teen R Praggnanandhaa stuns Magnus Carlsen once again to bag win at Chessable

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Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa beat world champion Magnus Carlsen. The 16-year-old won the Chessable Masters online rapid chess tournament. He also beat Carlsen at the Airthings Masters in February. The prodigy is having a strong season after winning the Reykjavik Open last month.

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Indian teen R Praggnanandhaa stuns Magnus Carlsen once again to bag win at Chessable

Indian teenager Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa stunned world champion Magnus Carlsen for the second time this year at the Chessable Masters tournament on Friday.

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Indian teen Praggnanandhaa stuns Carlsen again to take win at Chessable Masters

Indian teenager Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa stunned world champion Magnus Carlsen for the second time this year as he claimed victory over the Norwegian...

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Chessable Masters 2022 R5-8: Praggnanandhaa beats Magnus Carlsen again - ChessBase India

Exactly three months after Praggnanandhaa beat Magnus Carlsen...

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