KOLKATA: Like most others, American Grandmaster Wesley So too is impressed with the young crop of Indian chess players and believes they can make it big very soon.
"They all are very promising and have great potential," So, in the city to take part in the Tata Steel Chess India, told TOI on Saturday. The current World No. 8 is optimistic of seeing players like D Gukesh, R Praggnanandhaa, Arjun Erigaisi and Nihal Sarin continue to rise in the rankings list and even hoped "to see Arjun and Gukesh in the top 10 in three years' time." While Arjun is World No. 28 with 2718 ratings, Gukesh is No. 23 with 2725 ratings.
