Indian chess prodigy 'Pragg' makes World Cup history against Magnus Carlsen

Rameshbabu “Pragg” Praggnanandhaa, 18, made history as the youngest and lowest-seeded player to ever reach the chess World Cup finals.

16-year-old chess prodigy stuns world champion Magnus Carlsen - CBS News

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Chessable Masters 2: Pragg beats Magnus again

Praggnanandhaa: Pragga prodigy: The Rise and Rise of Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa - The Economic Times

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16-Year-Old Indian Chess Prodigy Defeats World Champion in Tournament

FIDE World Cup 2023: Praggnanandhaa Sets Up Summit Clash Against Magnus Carlsen, Becomes Youngest Finalist - News18

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