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Magnus Carlsen Playfully Roasts D Gukesh on His 20th Birthday Amidst Norway Chess 2026 Showdown

D Gukesh Celebrates 20th Birthday Amidst Norway Chess Showdown with Magnus Carlsen

NEW DELHI: Indian chess prodigy D Gukesh was showered with heartfelt birthday wishes from the chess elite during the ongoing Norway Chess 2026 tournament. However, it was reigning world champion Magnus Carlsen’s light-hearted message that stole the spotlight on social media.

In a charming video shared by Norway Chess, Carlsen playfully addressed Gukesh as he celebrated his milestone birthday. “Very happy birthday to Gukesh. You’re not a teenager anymore, time to grow up,” Carlsen quipped, eliciting laughter and applause from fans and fellow players alike.

Gukesh, who turned 20, received warm greetings from several top players in attendance. Women’s World Champion Ju Wenjun extended her wishes, saying, “Hi, Gukesh. I wish you a happy birthday.” Rising star R Praggnanandhaa added, “So hi, Gukesh. Happy birthday to you. Have good health and a long life.” Veteran Grandmaster Koneru Humpy also praised the young talent, stating, “Many happy returns of the day, Gukesh. We are all proud of you.”

Carlsen Triumphs Over Gukesh

Before the birthday festivities, Gukesh faced off against Carlsen in a highly anticipated match on Thursday. Playing with the black pieces, Gukesh fought valiantly but ultimately succumbed to Carlsen’s strategic prowess. After a tense middlegame, Gukesh found himself under time pressure, allowing Carlsen to seize the advantage and secure victory.

In other tournament highlights, Wesley So triumphed over Alireza Firouzja in an Armageddon match after their classical game ended in a draw. Meanwhile, R Praggnanandhaa defeated Vincent Keymer in a tiebreak, showcasing the fierce competition among the young talents. Despite Gukesh’s loss, he remains a formidable contender in the tournament.

In the women’s section, Bibisara Assaubayeva continued her impressive run, defeating Ju Wenjun in Armageddon to maintain her lead in the standings.

As the tournament progresses, all eyes will be on Gukesh, who, despite the setback against Carlsen, is poised to make his mark in the chess world. The young star’s journey is just beginning, and with the support of his peers and fans, the future looks bright for this rising chess sensation.

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