Crouching Tiger, Wounded Dragon: India is in a commanding position on the world chess scene, and it’s only the beginning
This was the tableau that transfixed fans over three weeks in the just concluded world chess championship match between Ding Liren and Dommaraju Gukesh.
Liren wears a white shirt and nervously covers his mouth with his hand. Gukesh, dressed nattily in a powderblue suit, sports the results of a teenager’s first, brash attempt at growing a beard. He closes his eyes and leans back as if for a power nap, but in reality, a contemplation of the position in the movie theatre of the mind’s eye.
Absolute silence reigns. The stage, enclosed by a soundproof glass wall, is dubbed the fishtank. To the uninitiated this contest mainly consists of two men locked in a room for six hours, who spend it alternately staring at the board and at each other. To chess fans, it is a cerebral Olympus.
The apparent calm masks the furious thoughts raging below the surface, as move and countermoves are considered, analysed and rejected in a soundless mental symphony.
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