Updated On: 24 September, 2024 07:36 AM IST | Mumbai | Manisha Mohite
An awe-inspiring Elo 3056 rating performance, the highest in the entire Olympiad speaks volumes of the strength and quality of chess he exhibited

India’s D Gukesh at Budapest on Sunday. Pic/AP, PTI
Indian hearts swelled with pride with the men’s and women’s chess teams’ grand show at the Chess Olympiad on Sunday night in Budapest. But did the result and power-packed performance of D Gukesh send shockwaves across the border.
Quite possible, considering that the World Championship match between Gukesh and defending champion Ding Liren of China is less than two months away. Gukesh won an individual gold, incidentally his second after winning the first one at the Chennai Olympiad a couple of years back.