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Arjun Erigaisi Beats Nihal Sarin, Loses Esports World Cup Semifinal

Arjun Erigaisi Beats Nihal Sarin, Loses Esports World Cup Semifinal
'Have managed to play some good chess in some really tough matches': Grandmaster Nihal Sarin · CNBC TV 18

Chess is a board game, but some people play it super fast in front of computers, like a video game sport called esports.

A big chess esports tournament called the Esports World Cup was happening in Paris, France.

Two friends and chess stars from India, Arjun and Nihal, had to play against each other.

Arjun won both games because he stayed calm and played very well while the clock ticked down.

Then Arjun had to play another very strong player named Alireza, and Alireza beat him in the semifinal.

Another Indian player named Pranesh also lost his game against a player from Uzbekistan.

But the tournament has a special rule that gives losers a second chance in something called the lower bracket.

So Arjun, Nihal, and Pranesh can still come back, but they must win every game from now on.

Earlier, Arjun and Nihal had already fought their way through the lower bracket just to reach the quarterfinals.

The player who keeps winning will be crowned the fast chess champion of the Esports World Cup.

Key facts

Event
Esports World Cup 2026
Venue
Expo Porte de Versailles, Paris, France
Time control
10+0 format with no increment
Quarterfinal result
Arjun Erigaisi def. Nihal Sarin 2-0
Semifinal result
Alireza Firouzja def. Arjun Erigaisi
Indians in lower bracket
Arjun Erigaisi, Nihal Sarin, Pranesh M
Recent achievement
Nihal Sarin won the Bullet Chess Championship before this event
Firouzja context
Moved from Iran to France in 2019; dropped from the French squad for the Chess Olympiad in Samarkand

Quotes

Hikaru Nakamura

American grandmaster and commentator

“Firstly, I am just extremely happy to make the top eight again and to have managed to play some good chess in some really tough matches.”
CNBC TV 18
“"He just played an amazing match, that’s why I lost. I just got outplayed by the opponent. I could have played better, I guess."”
indianexpress.com

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