World Chess Championship final: Round 4 draw keeps Gukesh and Ding Liren level at 2-2 ...Middle East

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India’s star chess player, D Gukesh and China’s current world champion, Ding Liren, have tied their fourth game in the World Chess Championship final in Singapore. The score stands at 2-2. Gukesh, who is only 18, brought the series to a tie on Wednesday. Ding had won the first game and the second game was a draw. In the third game, Ding lost because he ran out of time. On Friday, both players played conservatively, resulting in another draw. Tough game for Gukesh This latest game seemed destined for a draw from the start. Ding tried an aggressive move into Gukesh’s side, but it didn’t change the outcome. Ding said that he took a rest day to recover and felt confident going into this

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