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Ding Takes Lead with 1.5-0.5 Score Following Intense 23-Move Draw in Game 2 of FIDE World Chess Championship

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Ding Liren and Gukesh Dommaraju Draw in Game Two of 2024 FIDE World Championship

World Champion Ding Liren and Challenger Gukesh Dommaraju faced off in game two of the 2024 FIDE World Championship, with Ding making the first new move in the opening. Despite Ding’s innovative play, Gukesh defended carefully and ultimately secured a draw by repetition after 23 moves and three hours of play. This half-point was Gukesh’s first in a world championship match, with Ding still leading 1.5-0.5.

The game was filled with tension and strategic maneuvering, with both players showing their skills and determination. Ding’s opening surprises and Gukesh’s solid defense kept the match interesting and unpredictable. The draw was a satisfying result for both players, with Ding maintaining his lead and Gukesh getting on the scoreboard with the black pieces.

As they head into game three, both players are looking forward to the challenge ahead. Ding is prepared for a fight, while Gukesh is focused on playing a good game to try and secure a win. The match promises to be intense and exciting, with both players showing their competitive spirit and determination to come out on top.

Stay tuned for more updates and analysis as the 2024 FIDE World Championship continues to unfold.

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