Rutvick Mehta
Special Correspondent at Hindustan Times
Writes on sport for Hindustan Times, previously for DNA.
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1 week ago |
hindustantimes.com | Rutvick Mehta
Stavanger: The disappointment on the face of Gukesh D was apparent as he rushed out of the hall of a commercial bank in downtown Stavanger that plays host to the Norway Chess tournament. Moments later Magnus Carlsen burst through the same door. Stopping by for a quick chat with Norwegian channel TV2, he afforded a smile and spoke in Norwegian of feeling “a bit random” about the eventual outcome.
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1 week ago |
hindustantimes.com | Rutvick Mehta
Stavanger, Norway: The disappointment on the face of D Gukesh was apparent as he rushed out of the hall of a commercial bank in downtown Stavanger that plays host to the Norway Chess tournament. Moments later Magnus Carlsen burst through the same door. Stopping by for a quick chat with Norwegian channel TV2, he afforded a smile and spoke in Norwegian of feeling “a bit random” about the eventual outcome.
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flipboard.com | Rutvick Mehta
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hindustantimes.com | Rutvick Mehta
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Stavanger, Norway: As the sun makes a rare appearance amid a gloomy weekend in Stavanger, this sleepy town in southwestern Norway with a population of just over 100,000 brightens up to some sight of life. Adults cycle around the lush green, kids skate through the evening, and runners completing a marathon are rewarded with a little concert after the finish line. It’s here that Viswanathan Anand, speaking last month at an event in Mumbai, expected a “perfect storm”.
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