Praggnanandhaa vs Magnus Carlsen, Chess World Cup Final Highlights: Carlsen is the Champ

While Pragg gave some tough competition, Carlsen won the FIDE World Cup 

A move has put Pragg in a critical zone as Carlsen fights for the ultimate prize

The Game 2 between Pragg and Carlsen has begun, with Pragg with the black and Carlsen in white

An intense battle led to Pragg losing with white as Carlsen is one step ahead in the final 

Both finalists make some rapid move as game edges near the time limit

The match is seemingly edging towards a draw

Currently, the World No. 1 has an extra knight on the board, while the Indian has an extra bishop.

A beautiful move by Magnus has now Pragg thinking about his next move.

Pragg and Carlsen are not ready to back down as the World's number one ponders his next move

With his move, Magnus Carlsen has positioned himself to a better zone, as Pragg ponders his next move

Praggnanandhaa seemingly on the verge of taking the edge

 Currently, the board looks like this, with Pragg pondering his move.

Praggnanandhaa has a slightly better position in the game with the whites

Pragg and Carlsen have arrived and the game has officially begun

The Tie-breaks broadcast for Carlsen vs Praggnanandhaa  begins

The FIDE Chess World Cup 2023 final tiebreaks will start at 3:30 PM IST.

In his road to the final, Pragg defeated World Number 3, Fabiano Caruana in the semi final and World No.2 Hikaru Nkaamura in the round 7.

Carlsen and Pragg have squared off on 19 occasions. Carsen has a lead of 8-5. 

Good afternoon, sports enthusiasts, today is the day when history will be made. In the biggest match of his career, India's R Praggnanandhaa will take on world number 1 Magnus Carlsen in the tiebreaks of FIDE Chess World Cup 2023 Final. No result could be attained in the classicals, hence a player is yet to get in the mating position in the game. However, a result is certain to come today. So, who will it be? The hopes of miilions of Indians will be riding on Pragg. Thus, will he be able to hold his nerves and beat the 5-time World Champion Magnus Carlsen.

Praggnanandhaa vs Carlsen, will be telecasted live on the official YouTube channel of YouTube.

India's R Praggnanandhaa is on the cusp of creating history, only thaw in the needle is Mganus Carlsen. Carsen hasn't won the tournament before and he has cut out a focused figure in each of his matches. However, Pragg has beaten Carlsen before and millions would hope that he beats the 5-time World Champion again.