Lindores Abbey Chess: Dubov nails Nakamura, clinches title
4 years, 7 months ago

Lindores Abbey Chess: Dubov nails Nakamura, clinches title

The Hindu  

Less than two years after surprisingly becoming the World rapid champion, Daniil Dubov firmly established his credentials as the next big speed-chess player by nailing Hikaru Nakamura 3-2 to win the USD 150,000 Lindores Abbey Rapid Challenge chess title on Wednesday. Down 0-2 before losing the first mini-match comprising best-of-four games, on Monday, Dubov snatched the second 2.5-1.5 on Tuesday to set up Wednesday’s decider. Aware that a draw would give the title to Nakamura, Dubov laid an early trap and Nakamura fell for it. Dubov, steadily climbing the success-ladder after becoming a Grandmaster at 14, assisted Magnus Carlsen in the defence of the world title in 2018.

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