"Key Factor" in WC final-Praggnanandhaa's strengths!!!
World-class players possess traits like Praggnanandhaa's ability to defend with ease under duress and their deductive ability to quickly identify their opponent's weakness, according to national coach GM M shyam Sundar on Tuesday.In the FIDE world cup final, one of the biggest events in the game, the indian champion will now take on the legendary Norwegian Magnus Carlsen. GM Shyam, who is in Baku, says that Praggnanandhaa has a strong all-around game. His ability to hold bad positions even against the very best is one of his greatest assets. He said, "He can confidently convert better positions to a win because of his excellent calculation skills." Above all, he believes that Praggnanandhaa is excellent in every format. "I think that was a major contributing factor in his success in making it to the finals (here)! Pragg has a lot of support from his family, in his opinion as well. For him, the good vibes are undoubtedly bliss."The players were also succeeding because of the rise of several gifted young people and the healthy competition between them. The development of individuals such as D Gukesh, Pragg, arjun Erigaisi, nihal Sarin, and others is encouraging. They maintain their success despite a healthy rivalry among themselves." "I hope to see these athletes perform well on a regular basis and encourage a lot more people to take up the sport," shyam continued.GM Sundararajan Kidambi described Praggnanandhaa's ascent as extraordinary, stating that his success is a sign of how chess is developing quickly in India. Pragnanandhaa's ascent is amazing.I've followed him since he was younger, starting as an IM at an early age and progressing all the way up. He was just short of becoming the youngest Grandmaster in history had he won World Junior.
World-class players possess traits like Praggnanandhaa's ability to defend with ease under duress and their deductive ability to quickly identify their opponent's weakness, according to national coach GM M shyam Sundar on Tuesday.In the FIDE world cup final, one of the biggest events in the game, the indian champion will now take on the legendary Norwegian Magnus Carlsen. GM Shyam, who is in Baku, says that Praggnanandhaa has a strong all-around game. His ability to hold bad positions even against the very best is one of his greatest assets. He said, "He can confidently convert better positions to a win because of his excellent calculation skills." Above all, he believes that Praggnanandhaa is excellent in every format. "I think that was a major contributing factor in his success in making it to the finals (here)! Pragg has a lot of support from his family, in his opinion as well. For him, the good vibes are undoubtedly bliss."The players were also succeeding because of the rise of several gifted young people and the healthy competition between them. The development of individuals such as D Gukesh, Pragg, arjun Erigaisi, nihal Sarin, and others is encouraging. They maintain their success despite a healthy rivalry among themselves." "I hope to see these athletes perform well on a regular basis and encourage a lot more people to take up the sport," shyam continued.GM Sundararajan Kidambi described Praggnanandhaa's ascent as extraordinary, stating that his success is a sign of how chess is developing quickly in India. Pragnanandhaa's ascent is amazing.I've followed him since he was younger, starting as an IM at an early age and progressing all the way up. He was just short of becoming the youngest Grandmaster in history had he won World Junior.
