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Historic! Praggnanandhaa clinches UzChess Cup Masters title, becomes India no.1

The Times of IndiaFriday, June 27, 2025 at 2:15:46 PM
Historic! Praggnanandhaa clinches UzChess Cup Masters title, becomes India no.1
Indian chess prodigy Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa just made history by winning the UzChess Cup Masters, defeating Nodirbek Abdusattorov in a thrilling showdown. Not only did this victory crown him India’s new No. 1 player, but it also rocketed his live rating to 2778.3—putting him at World No. 4 and even ahead of reigning World Chess Champion D Gukesh. At just 18, Praggnanandhaa’s win isn’t just a personal milestone; it signals a seismic shift in Indian chess, with a fresh generation taking the spotlight.
Editor’s Note: Chess fans, take note—this isn’t just another tournament win. Praggnanandhaa’s rise is rewriting India’s chess legacy, proving the country’s young talents are now global heavyweights. For a sport often dominated by veterans, his success hints at an exciting, youth-driven future for the game. And for India? It’s a proud moment, with yet another superstar emerging in a golden era of chess.
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