Aditya Mittal is taking part in on the ongoing Serbian Open.© Twitter
14-year-old Aditya Mittal on Thursday earned his first Grandmaster title. He achieved the feat within the ongoing Serbian Open. Mittal scored 7/9 together with three consecutive wins in opposition to GMs to win his first Grandmaster title. “BREAKING! 14-year-old Aditya Mittal earns his first Grandmaster norm at the Serbia Open. After a rocky start,@mittal_im (2438) scored 7/9, including three consecutive wins against GMs to win his 1st GM norm and gain 20+ elo points,” Chess.com-India’s official deal with tweeted.
BREAKING!
14-year-old Aditya Mittal earns his first Grandmaster norm on the Serbia Open.After a rocky begin, @mittal_im (2438) scored 7/9, together with three consecutive wins in opposition to GMs to win his 1st GM norm and achieve 20+ elo factors.
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In June, Abhimanyu Mishra grew to become the youngest chess grandmaster in historical past. The 12-year-old participant from New Jersey scored his third GM norm in Budapest, having already crossed the required 2500 Elo ranking barrier.
“On Wednesday, Mishra won the biggest game of his short but sweet career so far. He defeated the 15-year-old Indian GM Leon Luke Mendonca with the black pieces, securing a performance rating higher than 2600 over nine rounds,” said an official launch on Chess.com.
Mishra broke GM Sergey Karjakin’s document that was standing for 19 years. On August 12, 2002, Karjakin, a world championship challenger in 2016, secured the grandmaster title on the age of 12 years and 7 months. Mishra, born on February 5, 2009, took 12 years, 4 months, and 25 days to acquire the very best title in chess.
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