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The India no.3, Vidit, won ₹1,000,000, while Svidler received ₹600,000. The teenager Raunak received ₹300,000, while the veteran Short got ₹200,000. This was a FIDE-Rated event, so both Vidit and Raunak won some valuable Elo rating points, apart from gaining a wealth of experience in their home state of Maharashtra. The match was held at Raunak's home city of Nagpur.
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Both Vidit Gujrathi and Raunak Sadhwani lived up to all expectations and delivered. While Raunak completely decimated his opponent in all three formats, Vidit was dominant in Classical and Rapid formats. This was the first elite-level match to take place in India since the Anand-Carlsen World Championship Match, which happened in Chennai in November 2013. India's fourth GM in history, the legendary Abhijit Kunte, was present at the closing ceremony along with other guests.
Vidit Gujrathi and Raunak Sadhwani are the winners of Maharashtra Challenge Match 2023
The four Maharashtra Challenge Match participants (L to R) - GM Nigel Short, GM Vidit Gujrathi, GM Peter Svidler and GM Raunak Sadhwani
Maharashtra Challenge Match organizing team, officials and guests with the four participants
Classical games in interactive format: learn from IM Sagar Shah at Chessranga.
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Vidit - Svidler: 17.5-10.5
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Raunak - Short: 20-8
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There are 15 more videos on all games in this ChessBase India report.
Maharashtra Chess Association: Official site, fb page and twitter
