Aravindh beats Aronian in tiebreaks, wins Chennai Grand Masters

by Carlos Alberto Colodro
11/12/2024 – The Chennai Grand Masters tournament concluded with a thrilling final round in the Masters section. In a surprising turn, Aravindh Chithambaram emerged victorious after defeating Parham Maghsoodloo and then besting elite players Arjun Erigaisi and Levon Aronian in tiebreaks. Meanwhile, in the Challengers, 18-year-old Pranav Venkatesh maintained his lead by holding Leon Luke Mendonca to a draw, securing first place and a spot in next year's Masters section. | Photos: Aditya Sur Roy and Anmol Bhargav

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Aravindh, Arjun and Aronian tie for first place

Aravindh Chithambaram emerged as the surprise champion of the Chennai Grand Masters after scoring back-to-back wins to force a three-way tiebreaker. The 25-year-old Indian grandmaster then outperformed top-seeded Arjun Erigaisi and Levon Aronian in tiebreaks, clinching the title in the tournament's second edition. Arjun, who had initially set a strong pace with 4 out of 5 points in the tournament, could not hold onto his lead, opening the door for Aravindh to shine in the final rounds.

With this victory, Aravindh joins the elite group of Indian players with a 2700+ Elo rating, becoming one of six active players from India to achieve this milestone. Hailing from Thirunagar and trained by renowned coach R.B. Ramesh, Aravindh had already made waves domestically by winning consecutive national championships in 2018 and 2019. While his rise through the ranks has been more subdued than some of his Indian counterparts, this victory solidifies his place among India's brightest chess talents.

Aravindh Chithambaram, Pranav Venkatesh

Aravindh Chithambaram with famed trainer R.B. Ramesh

Going into the final round, Arjun and Aronian were joint leaders, with Aravindh and Amin Tabatabaei close behind, half a point away. Aronian, with the white pieces against Tabatabaei, opted for a swift 15-move draw despite his rating edge, leaving Arjun and Aravindh's games to decide the standings. Aravindh, playing black against Parham Maghsoodloo, slowly edged his way to an extra pawn in the endgame, while Arjun and Maxime Vachier-Lagrave entertained the crowd with a thrilling game that featured two white queens on the board at one point.

Arjun v. Vachier-Lagrave
MVL allowed for two white queens to appear on the board, and still managed to hold a draw!

In an impressive display of tactical awareness, MVL found 29...Bxf2+ to neutralise Arjun's pair of queens and secure a draw. Aravindh, meanwhile, capitalised on his advantage and secured a 64-move victory over Maghsoodloo, setting up a three-way tie for first place with Arjun and Aronian, and propelling himself into the playoff rounds.

Maxime Vachier-Lagrave, Arjun Erigaisi

Maxime Vachier-Lagrave and Arjun Erigaisi

Aravindh's win over Arjun in round 6 granted him a bye to the final tiebreaker match, while Arjun and Aronian contested a 2-game blitz match to determine his opponent. After trading wins with the black pieces, Aronian edged through in the Armageddon decider, setting up a final clash against Aravindh.

A well-rested Aravindh defeated Aronian convincingly with two straight wins in their blitz match, sealing the tournament title. It was a stunning finish for the sixth-seeded Aravindh, who, despite entering as one of the underdogs, overcame two of the world's best players to claim victory at the Anna Centenary Library.

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1.Nf3 Nf6 2.c4 b6 3.g3 c5 4.Bg2 Bb7 5.0-0 g6 6.b3 Bg7 7.Bb2 0-0 8.e3 d5 9.Nc3 dxc4 10.bxc4 Nc6 11.Qe2 e6 12.Rfd1 Qe7 13.d4 cxd4 14.exd4 Rfd8 15.a4 Rac8 16.Ba3 Qc7 17.d5 exd5 18.cxd5 Na5 19.Rac1 Qc4 20.Qxc4 Nxc4 21.Be7 Nxd5 22.Nxd5 Rxd5 23.Nd2 Rd7 24.Bh3 f5 25.Nxc4 Rxc4 26.Bg5 Rxd1+ 27.Rxd1 Bc6 28.Bf1 Rxa4 29.Rc1 Bd7 30.Bc4+ Kh8 31.Kg2 Bc6+ 32.Kh3 h6 33.Be3 Bd7 34.f4 b5 35.Bd5 Ra3 36.Bg1 Rc3 37.Re1 Bf6 38.Bxa7 g5 39.Kg2 Rc2+ 40.Kg1 Kg7 41.Rd1 Rc7 42.Bb6 Rc3 43.Ba5 Ra3 44.Bb4 Ra1 45.Rxa1 Bxa1 46.Kf2 gxf4 47.gxf4 Bd4+ 48.Ke2 Kf6 49.Kd3 Bg1 50.h3 Be6 51.Bc3+ Kf7 52.Bc6 Bc4+ 53.Kd2 Bc5 54.Be5 b4 55.Bd7 Be6 56.Bb5 Be7 57.Kd3 Bf6 58.Kd4 b3 59.Bd3 Be7 60.Kc3 Ba3 61.Bb1 Bc1 62.Kd4 b2 63.Kc3 Kg6 64.Kc2 Bd5 65.Bxb2 Bxb2 66.Kxb2 Be4 67.Ba2 Kh5 68.Kc3 Kh4 69.Kd4 Kxh3 70.Bf7 Kg4 71.Ke3 h5 72.Bc4 Kg3 73.Kd4 0–1
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WhiteEloWBlackEloBResYearECOEventRnd
Erigaisi Arjun2738Aronian,L27370–12024Chennai Grand Masters 20241.1
Aronian,L2737Erigaisi Arjun27380–12024Chennai Grand Masters 20241.2
Erigaisi Arjun2738Aronian,L2737½–½2024Chennai Grand Masters 20241.3
Aravindh,C2618Aronian,L27371–02024Chennai Grand Masters 20242.1
Aronian,L2737Aravindh,C26180–12024Chennai Grand Masters 20242.2

Chennai Grand Masters 2024

Levon Aronian, Aravindh Chithambaram, Dommaraju Gukesh, Vishy Anand and Arjun Erigaisi

Round 7 results

NameRtg.Nt.Pts.Pts.NameRtgNt.
GM
GM
2739

1
GM
2679
½



4
GM
2706
½


6
GM
2739
½

7
GM
2686
½

Ø 2723
4.5/7
2739
4
½-½
GM

1
GM
2706
½

2
GM
2679
1



5
GM
2739
½

6
GM
2712
½

7
GM
2739
½

Ø 2730
4/7
2686
GM

1
GM
2739
1

2
GM
2739
½

3
GM
2679
1

4
GM
2686
1

5
GM
2712
½

6
GM
2706
0


Ø 2714
4.5/7
2799
4
½-½
GM


2
GM
2706
½

3
GM
2686
0

4
GM
2739
½

5
GM
2739
0

6
GM
2679
½


Ø 2723
3/7
2737
GM


2
GM
2739
1

3
GM
2739
0

4
GM
2679
½


6
GM
2686
½

7
GM
2706
0

Ø 2726
2.5/7
2712
0-1
GM

1
GM
2686
½


3
GM
2739
½

4
GM
2739
½

5
GM
2679
½



Ø 2727
4.5/7
2706
GM
GM
2679

1
GM
2739
½

2
GM
2686
0


4
GM
2712
½

5
GM
2706
½


7
GM
2739
½

Ø 2731
2.5/7
2679
2
½-½
2
GM
GM
2739



3
GM
2706
½


5
GM
2686
½

6
GM
2739
½

7
GM
2679
½

Ø 2723
2.5/7
2739

Final standings

Rk.NameRtg.Nt.Pts.n
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
TBPerf.
1
GM

1
GM
2686
½


3
GM
2739
½

4
GM
2739
½

5
GM
2679
½



Ø 2727
4.5/7
2706
4.5
7
15.25
2829
2
GM
GM
2739

1
GM
2679
½



4
GM
2706
½


6
GM
2739
½

7
GM
2686
½

Ø 2723
4.5/7
2739
4.5
7
14.50
2825
3
GM

1
GM
2739
1

2
GM
2739
½

3
GM
2679
1

4
GM
2686
1

5
GM
2712
½

6
GM
2706
0


Ø 2714
4.5/7
2799
4.5
7
14.00
2816
4
GM

1
GM
2706
½

2
GM
2679
1



5
GM
2739
½

6
GM
2712
½

7
GM
2739
½

Ø 2730
4/7
2686
4.0
7
12.50
2780
5
GM


2
GM
2706
½

3
GM
2686
0

4
GM
2739
½

5
GM
2739
0

6
GM
2679
½


Ø 2723
3/7
2737
3.0
7
9.50
2673
6
GM
GM
2739



3
GM
2706
½


5
GM
2686
½

6
GM
2739
½

7
GM
2679
½

Ø 2723
2.5/7
2739
2.5
7
9.25
2621
7
GM
GM
2679

1
GM
2739
½

2
GM
2686
0


4
GM
2712
½

5
GM
2706
½


7
GM
2739
½

Ø 2731
2.5/7
2679
2.5
7
8.50
2629
8
GM


2
GM
2739
1

3
GM
2739
0

4
GM
2679
½


6
GM
2686
½

7
GM
2706
0

Ø 2726
2.5/7
2712
2.5
7
8.00
2624
TBs: Sonneborn-Berger

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Aravindh,C2706Tabatabaei,M2686½–½2024D35Chennai Grand Masters 20241.1
Vachier-Lagrave,M2737Maghsoodloo,P27121–02024B43Chennai Grand Masters 20241.2
Vidit,S2739Erigaisi Arjun27990–12024B44Chennai Grand Masters 20241.3
Aronian,L2739Sarana,A2679½–½2024C90Chennai Grand Masters 20241.4
Tabatabaei,M2686Sarana,A26791–02024C55Chennai Grand Masters 20242.1
Erigaisi Arjun2799Aronian,L2739½–½2024E15Chennai Grand Masters 20242.2
Maghsoodloo,P2712Vidit,S27391–02024C65Chennai Grand Masters 20242.3
Aravindh,C2706Vachier-Lagrave,M2737½–½2024D27Chennai Grand Masters 20242.4
Vachier-Lagrave,M2737Tabatabaei,M26860–12024C55Chennai Grand Masters 20243.1
Vidit,S2739Aravindh,C2706½–½2024D25Chennai Grand Masters 20243.2
Aronian,L2739Maghsoodloo,P27121–02024B51Chennai Grand Masters 20243.3
Sarana,A2679Erigaisi Arjun27990–12024E43Chennai Grand Masters 20243.4
Tabatabaei,M2686Erigaisi Arjun27990–12024C54Chennai Grand Masters 20244.1
Maghsoodloo,P2712Sarana,A2679½–½2024C77Chennai Grand Masters 20244.2
Aravindh,C2706Aronian,L2739½–½2024D03Chennai Grand Masters 20244.3
Vachier-Lagrave,M2737Vidit,S2739½–½2024E08Chennai Grand Masters 20244.4
Vidit,S2739Tabatabaei,M2686½–½2024A14Chennai Grand Masters 20245.1
Aronian,L2739Vachier-Lagrave,M27371–02024E60Chennai Grand Masters 20245.2
Sarana,A2679Aravindh,C2706½–½2024D37Chennai Grand Masters 20245.3
Erigaisi Arjun2799Maghsoodloo,P2712½–½2024D61Chennai Grand Masters 20245.4
Tabatabaei,M2686Maghsoodloo,P2712½–½2024E09Chennai Grand Masters 20246.1
Aravindh,C2706Erigaisi Arjun27991–02024D03Chennai Grand Masters 20246.2
Vachier-Lagrave,M2737Sarana,A2679½–½2024C97Chennai Grand Masters 20246.3
Vidit,S2739Aronian,L2739½–½2024C55Chennai Grand Masters 20246.4
Aronian,L2739Tabatabaei,M2686½–½2024B51Chennai Grand Masters 20247.1
Sarana,A2679Vidit,S2739½–½2024D38Chennai Grand Masters 20247.2
Erigaisi Arjun2799Vachier-Lagrave,M2737½–½2024D81Chennai Grand Masters 20247.3
Maghsoodloo,P2712Aravindh,C27060–12024D31Chennai Grand Masters 20247.4

Pranav wins Challengers, gains spot in 2025 Masters

In the Challengers section, the title was settled in a single game on Monday. Pranav Venkatesh, who had led the standings throughout with a four-game winning streak at the outset, faced second-placed Leon Luke Mendonca in the final round. With only a half-point separating the two, Mendonca needed a win to claim the title outright. However, Pranav kept a firm grip on the game with the white pieces, allowing few chances for his opponent and eventually agreeing to a draw from a position of strength to secure tournament victory.

Pranav v. Mendonca
The final position - White is clearly better

The result left Pranav in sole first place with an impressive 5½/7 score, ensuring his qualification to the Masters section in next year's edition. The 18-year-old, known as "Buddy Pranav", has rapidly made a name for himself on the international circuit. He notably represented Offerspill in the 2023 European Club Cup, helping the team – which included Magnus Carlsen – win the event. Carlsen himself took to X to offer his congratulations to the young star, adding a touch of humour to the celebration.

Mendonca, who finished second with a strong 5/7 score, also demonstrated steady form throughout the tournament. Raunak Sadhwani rounded out the top three, finishing undefeated with a score of 4/7, including a win in the first round followed by a series of draws.

Aravindh Chithambaram, Pranav Venkatesh

Aravindh Chithambaram and Pranav Venkatesh

Pranav Venkatesh, Shyam Sundar M

Pranav Venkatesh with his coach, GM Shyam Sundar M

Round 7 results

NameRtg.Nt.Pts.Pts.NameRtgNt.
GM
GM
2602


2
GM
2652
1


4
GM
2490
1

5
GM
2677
½

6
GM
2580
½

7
GM
2631
½

Ø 2593
5.5/7
2602
5
½-½
GM

1
GM
2490
1


3
GM
2677
½

4
GM
2652
½

5
GM
2580
½


7
GM
2602
½

Ø 2588
5/7
2631
GM
GM
2652

1
GM
2580
1

2
GM
2602
0


4
GM
2631
½


6
GM
2490
1

7
GM
2677
½

Ø 2585
3.5/7
2652
3
½-½
GM


2
GM
2490
½

3
GM
2631
½

4
GM
2580
½

5
GM
2602
½


7
GM
2652
½

Ø 2582
4/7
2677
2493
½-½
3
GM
GM
2580

1
GM
2652
0

2
GM
2625
½

3
GM
2490
1

4
GM
2677
½

5
GM
2631
½

6
GM
2602
½


Ø 2596
3.5/7
2580
GM

1
GM
2677
0

2
GM
2580
½

3
GM
2602
0


5
GM
2652
1

6
GM
2631
0

7
GM
2490
1

Ø 2589
3.5/7
2625
1-0
1
GM

1
GM
2631
0

2
GM
2677
½

3
GM
2580
0

4
GM
2602
0


6
GM
2652
0


Ø 2609
1/7
2490

Final standings

Rk.NameRtg.Nt.Pts.n
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
TBPerf.
1
GM
GM
2602


2
GM
2652
1


4
GM
2490
1

5
GM
2677
½

6
GM
2580
½

7
GM
2631
½

Ø 2593
5.5/7
2602
5.5
7
16.25
2823
2
GM

1
GM
2490
1


3
GM
2677
½

4
GM
2652
½

5
GM
2580
½


7
GM
2602
½

Ø 2588
5/7
2631
5.0
7
14.75
2746
3
GM


2
GM
2490
½

3
GM
2631
½

4
GM
2580
½

5
GM
2602
½


7
GM
2652
½

Ø 2582
4/7
2677
4.0
7
13.75
2632
4
GM
GM
2580

1
GM
2652
0

2
GM
2625
½

3
GM
2490
1

4
GM
2677
½

5
GM
2631
½

6
GM
2602
½


Ø 2596
3.5/7
2580
3.5
7
11.00
2596
5
GM
GM
2652

1
GM
2580
1

2
GM
2602
0


4
GM
2631
½


6
GM
2490
1

7
GM
2677
½

Ø 2585
3.5/7
2652
3.5
7
10.00
2585
6
GM

1
GM
2677
0

2
GM
2580
½

3
GM
2602
0


5
GM
2652
1

6
GM
2631
0

7
GM
2490
1

Ø 2589
3.5/7
2625
3.5
7
8.25
2589
7
2493
2.0
7
6.00
2450
8
GM

1
GM
2631
0

2
GM
2677
½

3
GM
2580
0

4
GM
2602
0


6
GM
2652
0


Ø 2609
1/7
2490
1.0
7
3.00
2300
TBs: Sonneborn-Berger

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1.d4940,74255%2434---
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1.c4180,87056%2443---
1.g319,62256%2427---
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1.h443852%2371---
1.c341851%2423---
1.h326055%2413---
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1.f38247%2435---
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1.e4 10 c5 6 2.Nf3 6 d6 5 3.Bb5+ 6 Nd7 1:30 4.0-0 13 a6 21 5.Bd3 22 Ngf6 40 6.c3 40 e6 5:28 7.Bc2 48 b5 12 8.d4 31 Bb7 8 9.Re1 13 Be7 43 10.e5 1:21 dxe5 7:50 11.dxe5 23 Nd5 25 12.Nbd2 9:43 Qc7 11:08 13.a4 16:58 0-0 5:25 14.Nf1 10:53 Rad8 8:26 15.axb5 10:19 axb5 1:02 16.Qe2 26:54 c4 18:47 17.Qe4 1:01 g6 1:25 18.Qg4 10 Ra8 3:23 19.Rxa8 3:26 Rxa8 7 20.h4 59 b4 6:50 21.h5 44 Nf8 5:05 22.Bg5 4:38 Ra2 2:45 23.hxg6 1:54 hxg6 5:20 24.Bxe7 2:39 Qxe7 2:50 25.cxb4 7:06 Rxb2 5 26.Qxc4 40 Rxb4 2 27.Qa2 23 Qc5 1:26 28.N1h2 36 Nf4 1:30 29.Rb1 32 Ne2+ 16 30.Kh1 4 Qxf2 38 0–1
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Vaishali,R2490Mendonca,L26310–12024B51Chennai GM Challengers 20241.1
Sadhwani,R2677Karthikeyan,M26251–02024B40Chennai GM Challengers 20241.2
Pranesh M2580Puranik,A26520–12024C11Chennai GM Challengers 20241.3
Pranav,V2602Dronavalli,H24931–02024C01Chennai GM Challengers 20241.4
Mendonca,L2631Dronavalli,H24931–02024C02Chennai GM Challengers 20242.1
Puranik,A2652Pranav,V26020–12024C55Chennai GM Challengers 20242.2
Karthikeyan,M2625Pranesh M2580½–½2024E04Chennai GM Challengers 20242.3
Vaishali,R2490Sadhwani,R2677½–½2024C02Chennai GM Challengers 20242.4
Sadhwani,R2677Mendonca,L2631½–½2024A15Chennai GM Challengers 20243.1
Pranesh M2580Vaishali,R24901–02024B35Chennai GM Challengers 20243.2
Pranav,V2602Karthikeyan,M26251–02024B22Chennai GM Challengers 20243.3
Dronavalli,H2493Puranik,A2652½–½2024B32Chennai GM Challengers 20243.4
Mendonca,L2631Puranik,A2652½–½2024C54Chennai GM Challengers 20244.1
Karthikeyan,M2625Dronavalli,H24931–02024C11Chennai GM Challengers 20244.2
Vaishali,R2490Pranav,V26020–12024C70Chennai GM Challengers 20244.3
Sadhwani,R2677Pranesh M2580½–½2024D43Chennai GM Challengers 20244.4
Pranesh M2580Mendonca,L2631½–½2024B23Chennai GM Challengers 20245.1
Pranav,V2602Sadhwani,R2677½–½2024C48Chennai GM Challengers 20245.2
Dronavalli,H2493Vaishali,R2490½–½2024B33Chennai GM Challengers 20245.3
Puranik,A2652Karthikeyan,M26250–12024B31Chennai GM Challengers 20245.4
Mendonca,L2631Karthikeyan,M26251–02024D60Chennai GM Challengers 20246.1
Vaishali,R2490Puranik,A26520–12024C02Chennai GM Challengers 20246.2
Sadhwani,R2677Dronavalli,H2493½–½2024D06Chennai GM Challengers 20246.3
Pranesh M2580Pranav,V2602½–½2024C28Chennai GM Challengers 20246.4
Pranav,V2602Mendonca,L2631½–½2024B31Chennai GM Challengers 20247.1
Dronavalli,H2493Pranesh M2580½–½2024B06Chennai GM Challengers 20247.2
Puranik,A2652Sadhwani,R2677½–½2024E11Chennai GM Challengers 20247.3
Karthikeyan,M2625Vaishali,R24901–02024B30Chennai GM Challengers 20247.4

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Carlos Colodro is a Hispanic Philologist from Bolivia. He works as a freelance translator and writer since 2012. A lot of his work is done in chess-related texts, as the game is one of his biggest interests, along with literature and music.

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