This remarkable triumph came just a day after Gukesh defeated World No. 1 Magnus Carlsen for the first time in classical chess. The consecutive victories have catapulted the 19-year-old Indian prodigy above Carlsen in the standings, placing him second behind Fabiano Caruana, who overcame Wei Yi in his own match.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The face-off between the two Indian prodigies lived up to the hype. Arjun seized the initiative early, navigating the opening into a sharp and complex middlegame where he outplayed Gukesh and looked set for a commanding win. A critical misstep by Gukesh left him material down and positionally compromised, prompting many analysts to describe his situation as \"nearly lost.\"<\/p>\r\n\r\n
However, Gukesh displayed trademark resilience and tactical brilliance. Under mounting pressure, he gradually clawed his way back into the game with precise calculation and calm defense. In a thrilling turnaround, he neutralized Arjun\u2019s advantage and began to dictate the pace.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
As time trouble loomed, Arjun faltered just enough to give Gukesh an opening \u2014 one he exploited with flawless precision. After an intense play, Arjun was forced to resign.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
However, Gukesh displayed trademark resilience and tactical brilliance. Under mounting pressure, he gradually clawed his way back into the game with precise calculation and calm defense. In a thrilling turnaround, he neutralized Arjun\u2019s advantage and began to dictate the pace.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
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