Viswanathan Anand kept himself in reckoning for his sixth title on the trot.

The Indian ace now trails Teimour Radjabov of Azerbaijan 1.5-0.5 after the second game of the Rapid World Championship.

The former World junior champion won the Marx Gyorgy international chess tournament after settling for an easy draw with GM Ferenc Berkes in the 10th and final round game.

The former world junior champion beat defending champion Zoltan Almasi of Hungary in the eighth round of the Marx Gyorgy International Chess tournament.

The Indian ace drew with Wang Yue of China in the fifth round to maintain a half point lead in the Marx Gyorgy Memorial international chess tournament.

The Indian ace maintained sole lead in the Marx Gyorgy Memorial International chess tournament with an easy draw against Hungarian GM Ferenc Berkes.

The Indian ace had to be content with a third place finish while Veselin Topalov won the Mtel Masters Chess title

Viswanathan Anand now lies in second place with four points after the seventh round of Mtel Masters international chess tournament.

The Indian ace beat world champion Veselin Topalov of Bulgaria to maintain his lead at the Mtel Masters International chess tournament.

Viswanathan Anand registered an easy victory in the first round of the Mtel Masters International chess tournament.

The Indian GM lost to Alexander Grischuk of Russia in the fifth round of 15th Amber chess

The Indian GM beat Francisco Vallejo Pons to keep joint lead in rapid chess event of the Amber tournament

The victory will also help him cross the magical 2800 Elo barrier for the first time in his career.

Vishwanathan Anand outplayed Peter Leko in the fifth round to take sole lead at the Corus Grandmasters tournament

P Harikrishna drew with Bulgarian GM Ivan Cheparinov to remain in joint lead after third round

The Indian world junior champion maintained a full point lead after drawing with Emil Sutovsky of Israel in the fourth round of the Essent chess tournament.

Topalov, with his unsurpassable score of 9.5 points from 13 games has emerged the New World Chess Champion, 2005.

Viswanathan Anand emerged clear third after the 11th round of the World chess championship.

The Indian ace has 4.5 points with six rounds remaining in the World chess championship. Vaselin Topalova, with seven points, leads the field.

The Indian ace was stunned by Russian Grandmaster Alexander Morozevich in the seventh round of the World Chess Championships.

Veselin Topalov registered his fifth win in six games to stretch his lead to two points at the World Chess Championships.

Viswanathan Anand held an advantage but could not convert it into a win as he played a draw with Peter Leko in the fifth round of the World Chess Championships.

The Indian ace was held to a draw by Veselin Topalov of Bulgaria in the second round of the World Chess Championship.

The Indian GM drew the second game of the semi-final against GM Andrei Volokitn of Ukraine to lose 0.5-1.5 in the Lausanne Young Masters International Chess tournament.

After winning the first game, India's World junior champion drew the second of the two-game mini match in Lausanne Young Masters International Chess tournament .

The Indian ace leads Alexander Grischuk 3.5-0.5 and now requires just one point out of four for his fifth straight title at Mainz.

The Indian scored 8.5 points in all with 7 victories against Alexander Motylev, who finished second with 7.5 points

After drawing with Wang Yue of China, India's world junior champ beat Tigran Petrosian of Armenia to keep the lead in the Sanjin Hotel Cup Grandmasters tournament.

The world junior champion beat GM Zhang Zhong of China for his fourth straight victory in the Sanjin Hotel Cup Grandmasters' tournament.

Hungarian Zoltan Almasi won the Marx Gyrogy memorial tournament, while Viktor Korchnoi finished second.

He beat Zoltan Almasi of Hungary in the eighth round of the third Marx Gyorgy memorial Grandmasters chess tournament.

The Indian ace rallied from a game down to beat FIDE champion Rustam Kasimdzhanov.

The Indian ace scored a thumping 3-1 victory in the second semi-final of the 18th Magistral Ciudad de Leon chess tournament.

The world champion won the first semifinal of the 18th Magistral Ciudad de Leon chess tournament.

Viswanathan Anand ensured a second place finish after he was held to a draw by Hungarian Judit Polgar at the MTel Masters chess tournament.

Viswanathan Anand kept himself in the race for the title by keeping the gap between him and leader Veselin Topalov to just half a point.