Surya Sekhar Ganguly leads the 61st National Chess Championship with flawless performance

Surya Sekhar Ganguly Dominates National Chess Championship with Flawless Performance

It has been 16 years since Surya Sekhar Ganguly last clinched the title at India’s premier domestic chess tournament, but he is now on the brink of securing his seventh championship victory. The top seed has been running a strong and flawless campaign at the 61st National chess championship, currently taking place at the RPS International School.

After the sixth round of the tournament, Ganguly moved into the sole lead with a perfect score of six points. In his latest match, he defeated Neelash Saha to maintain his unbeaten streak. Aronyak Ghosh and Sayantan Das are hot on his heels, sharing the second position with 5.5 points each.

In a crucial match-up, Aronyak Ghosh managed to hold defending champion S. P. Sethuraman to a draw, showcasing his resilience and determination. Meanwhile, Ganguly showcased his strategic prowess against Neelash Saha, capitalizing on his opponent’s weak moves to secure a decisive victory.

With five rounds remaining, the competition is heating up as players battle it out for the prestigious title. The tournament has seen some intense matches and surprising results, keeping fans on the edge of their seats.

Ganguly’s impressive performance has not gone unnoticed, with chess enthusiasts eagerly following his journey towards potential victory. As the tournament progresses, all eyes will be on Ganguly as he aims to add another title to his illustrious career.

Stay tuned for more updates and exciting matches as the 61st National chess championship continues to unfold.