#Gukesh Dommaraju
6 entries across 2 sections of the encyclopedia.
Articles
5- Article Gukesh vs Sindarov: the <em>Road to the 2026 Crown</em>
The title match is set. Gukesh Dommaraju defends against Javokhir Sindarov — the Uzbek who won the World Cup and the Candidates in a single season — probably in late November. The host city is still unknown, and the champion arrives in the worst classical form of his young career.
- Article Praggnanandhaa <em>Wins</em> Norway Chess 2026
Last and 5½ points back after seven rounds, Praggnanandhaa won his final four classical games — over Firouzja, Carlsen, Gukesh and Keymer — to take the title on Carlsen's home soil. He is the first Indian to win Norway Chess.
- Article Magnus Carlsen <em>Cracks</em> at Norway Chess 2026
The world No. 1 has lost twice in three classical games on home turf, sitting four points behind Alireza Firouzja after four rounds of ten.
- Article Carlsen's <em>Abdication</em>, Three Years On
In 2023, Magnus Carlsen walked away from the world chess championship he had held for ten years. Three years on, has the game survived without him?
- Article Gukesh and the <em>End</em> of European Hegemony
At 18, D. Gukesh became the youngest world chess champion in history. The Indian generation behind him is not an accident — it is the end of an order.