Indian chess prodigy Arjun Erigaisi has ascended to a career-high World No. 3 ranking in the latest FIDE Live Rankings. This remarkable feat is a direct result of his stellar performance at the Chess Olympiad, where he displayed exceptional skill and determination.
Erigaisi’s rise to the top echelon of chess was punctuated by a convincing victory against Jan Subelj of Slovenia in the final round of the Olympiad. This triumph propelled him past Fabiano Caruana of the USA, who previously held the No. 3 position.
At just 20 years old, Erigaisi’s talent has earned him the title of highest-rated Indian chess player in the live rankings. The only players currently ranked above him are Hikaru Nakamura and Magnus Carlsen, the undisputed king of chess.
Erigaisi’s incredible journey is a testament to his dedication and unwavering passion for the game. His ascent to the top of the chess world is a source of pride for India and a source of inspiration for aspiring chess players around the globe.
