India's Pair of Prodigies, Praggnanandhaa & Gukesh Ride the Soaring Chess Wave

India's chess prodigies – R Praggnanandhaa and D Gukesh – find themselves at the epicentre of the soaring chess wave. Despite having a combined age of 35, they are perfectly aware of how not to let the opportunity slip.

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