Viswanathan Anand continued his roller-coaster ride in the London Chess Classic as he went down to Russian Grandmaster Alexander Grischuk.

Anand will have his task cut out when he takes on Russian Alexander Grischuk in the sixth round of the London Chess Classic.

World champion in all formats, Magnus Carlsen of Norway starts as the top seed and hot favourite to retain his titles won last year at Duba...

Having lost two and drawn six, Anand is certain to lose some points even if he wins his last game against reigning world champion Carlsen.

Viswanathan Anand's hunt for an elusive victory continued as the five times world champion failed to break the solid defences of Wesley So.

Up against Anish Giri in the next round, Vishwanathan Anand will have black pieces but then he will play with Wesley So of United States wi...

Viswanathan Anand's hunt for an elusive victory continued as he was held to a draw by Maxime Vachier-Lagrave of France in the fifth round o...

With six rounds to come in the $3,00,000 prize money tournament, Topalov remains on top of the tables with 2.5 points in his bag.

After a loss against Hikaru Nakamura of United States in the opening round, Anand was in for another shock as Grischuk was better prepared.

Starting the tournament with a double black, Anand defended pretty well for a long time before Nakamura crashed through after persistent pr...

Viswanathan Anand will take on Hikaru Nakamura of United States in the first round of Sinquefield Cup, a part of the Grand Chess tour.

Anand took his tally to 4 points out of a possible six following a crushing victory and the Indian ace seems to be getting better as the to...

Five-time world champion Viswanathan Anand defeated reigning world champion Magnus Carlsen to jump to the joint third spot

Nakamura and Topalov emerged as the new joint leaders on 2.5 points each and Giri is on the heels of the leader a half point behind.

Former world champion Viswanathan Anand was held to an easy draw by Fabiano Caruana of Italy in the first round of Norway Chess tournament ...

Indian Grandmaster Viswanathan Anand lost to world champion Magnus Carlsen from a winning position to finish fifth in the blitz event.

Anand replaces Vladimir Kramnik of Russia as champion, winning the tournament on points after tying a match with Hungarian Peter Leko.