India’s 18-year-old Grandmaster Gukesh D and reigning world champion Ding Liren locked horns in a fiercely competitive Game 6 of the World Chess Championship held in Singapore. The match culminated in a 46-move draw, following an intense battle that extended over four hours. This encounter underscored the exceptional talent and resilience of both competitors, as the championship remains evenly balanced without a decisive breakthrough.
The draw brings the overall score to 3-3, marking the halfway point of the 14-game series. Each move in this game showcased the players’ profound strategic acumen, tactical expertise, and unyielding determination, keeping spectators on the edge of their seats.
With Monday set aside as a rest day, both Gukesh and Ding will take the opportunity to recalibrate their strategies, analyze their gameplay, and prepare for the critical games ahead. The championship is scheduled to resume on Tuesday, and with both players locked in a dead heat, the upcoming matches will play a crucial role in deciding the eventual winner of this prestigious title.
Brief Tabular:
| Players | Game Number | Moves Played | Result | Duration | Current Score | Next Schedule |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gukesh D (India), Ding Liren (China) | 6 | 46 | Draw | Over 4 hours | 3-3 | Rest day Monday, resumes Tuesday |
Mo. Noor is a lifelong cricket fan who turned his passion into Khel Gujarat. Whether it’s breaking match news or sharing local cricket stories, he loves connecting with fellow fans. With a deep love for the game and Gujarat’s cricket culture, Noor writes to celebrate and grow the sport’s community.
