NEW DELHI: World No.1 Magnus Carlsen said on Wednesday that his opponent in the ongoing FIDE Chess World Cup final, Indian teen sensation R Praggnanandhaa, is very strong in tie-breaks as he has already played a lot of them against very strong players.
The second game of the Chess World Cup final ended in a draw after 30 moves on Wednesday. After one and a half hours of play, the two players opted for a quiet draw in the second classical game. The winner will be determined by two tie-breaks on Thursday.