Nine-Year-Old Bodhana Sivanandan to Make History as Youngest Player Representing England in Chess Olympiad

Nine-year-old chess prodigy Bodhana Sivanandan is set to make history as the youngest player ever to represent England in an international sporting competition. Selected for England’s women’s team in the 2024 Chess Olympiad, Sivanandan will be playing alongside seasoned veterans, making her mark as a rising star in the chess world.

With an impressive track record of victories and a fearless style of play, Sivanandan has already caused a sensation in the chess community. Her inclusion in the England team has been met with excitement and praise, with England selector Malcolm Pein calling it entirely justified.

Sivanandan’s rise to fame has been nothing short of remarkable. Last year, she became England’s first World Youth Chess Champion in 25 years, winning a historic triple gold medal. This year, she has continued to impress, earning titles and breaking records as one of the world’s top-rated players under nine.

Her talent has even caught the attention of legendary player Judit Polgar, who recently met with Sivanandan for a masterclass in Budapest. As she prepares to represent England in the Chess Olympiad, Sivanandan’s future in the world of chess looks bright.

Stay tuned for Sivanandan’s upcoming matches and follow her journey as she continues to make waves in the chess world.