June 6, 2026

Praggnanandhaa wins Norway Chess 2026 title after stunning final round victory

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Sports 17 min ago This is an AI assisted summary. Indian chess prodigy R Praggnanandhaa won the Norway Chess 2026 title after a thrilling final round victory over German grandmaster Vincent Keymer. This is Pragg’s first title of the year and he had a remarkable final kick, winning four games in a row. He also defeated world champion Magnus Carlsen and Gukesh, and spoke about his impressive performance and how he could have had even better scores. Swipe up for next shorts 2 / 50 Neetu Kapoor calls Ranbir and Alia ‘outstanding’ parents to Raha: ‘Very scared of…’ Lifestyle 50…

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