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International Chess Federation prepares to announce chess world championship host city - ABC News
Chess World Cup 2023 Final Highlights: Magnus Carlsen Ends R Praggnanandhaa's Dream With First Title Win
R Praggnanandhaa loses Chess World Cup final to Magnus Carlsen in tiebreak match | Mint
Chess World Cup: Calm Praggnanandhaa survives tense battle of nerves - Hindustan Times
Magnus Carlsen Claims Chess World Cup 2023 Title After Intense Duel with Praggnanandhaa"
FIDE World Chess Cup (Open Semifinals, Women's Final): A Pragg-Carlsen Final; Goryachkina Wins Women's Title - Chess.com
Chess World Cup Final: Praggnanandhaa and Magnus Carlsen Draw Round One
Chess World Cup 2023: Praggnanandhaa finishes as runner-up, Magnus Carlsen wins maiden World Cup - India Today
Indian Chess Prodigy Praggnanandhaa Knocks Nakamura Out Of World Cup - Chess .com
FIDE World Chess Cup (Final): Abasov Beats Caruana As Carlsen Holds Off Praggnanandhaa - Chess.com
Chess World Cup 2023 Final Highlights, Praggnanandhaa vs Carlsen: Carlsen beats Praggnanandhaa in tie-breaks to win the title - The Times of India
Chess World Cup Final 2023, Game 1: Praggnanandhaa-Magnus Carlsen Settle For Draw After 35 Moves
Chess World Cup 2015 - Wikipedia
Magnus Carlsen Versus Pragg For The Chess World Cup Title – Forbes Betting
Chess World Cup 2023 LIVE | Magnus Carlsen Vs Praggnanandhaa Match | FIDE Chess World Championship - YouTube
The world champion is crowned, again! | ChessBase
Nakamura Eliminated From FIDE Chess World Cup - Chess.com
Chess World Cup: Carlsen, Pragg set the stage for an epic tiebreaker - Hindustan Times
Magnus Carlsen | Chess World Cup final: Magnus Carlsen class apart, R. Praggnanandhaa wins hearts - Telegraph India
Praggnanandhaa loses Chess World Cup final to Magnus Carlsen in tiebreaker
FIDE World Chess Cup 2017 Tbilisi Georgia – FIDE World Chess Cup 2017 Tbilisi Georgia
