Having lost three and drawn three coming into the third and final day of rapid competition, Praggnanadhaa lost to Lenier Dominguez of the United States in the seventh round.

A bad day for Praggnanandhaa, who had scored just a lone draw on the first day and had lost twice.

Despite a slight dip in recent performances, the young chess prodigy is determined to finish on the podium and secure a bonus cash prize from a total kitty of USD 175,000.

Indian grandmaster Praggnanandhaa to take on Romania's Bogdan-Daniel while Gukesh up against France's Vachier-Lagrave in the sixth round of the Superbet Classic Chess tournament.

Grandmaster R Praggnandhaa yet again squandered promising position to settle for a draw against American Wesley in the fifth round of Superbet Classic tournament as none of the five boards produced any decisive result today.

Carlsen walked away with prize money of 7,00,000 NOK (Around USD 65,000 reserved for the winner) for ending with 17.5 points in the unique tournament that ensured that each round had a winner either through Classical time control or Armageddon if the game ended in a draw.

Indian Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa went down fighting against top seed Magnus Carlsen of Norway while his elder sister defeated overnight sole leader Anna Muzychuk of Ukraine in the eighth round of Norway chess tournament.

Indian Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa lost to World Champion Ding Liren in the Armageddon tie-breaker after the two played out a draw under normal time control in the second round of the Norway Chess tournament